Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-24

DR. Yancy was arrested by officer
Kemple. last night for drunkenness,
and John Crisman for lettering in Alley
c. Harry McGavin was arrested by
Officer Gardner for begging.
Miss Bowlin's room, No. II. at the
Webster school, held the boards at
Wheeling Park yesterday. A large
number of the young folks attended and
spent an ideal day in frolicsome pas
times.
While shifting cars at the street
car barns, Mr.. John Veins, an employe
of the company, was struck on the head
BY falling brick, causing an ugly
CASH The wound was attended by a
physician.
William Sauers, of the East End,
was very badly injured about the right
hand at ]. w. BeItz's & Sons planning
mill. by getting his hand caught IN the
circular saw. DR.. Billiard attended
the injured member.
Yesterday William Macgruder, a
miner working at Kasley's bank had
one leg severely crushed by being
caught between a coal car and the side
OF an entry. He was removed TO his
home in the patrol wagon.
The money for the completion of
the extension of the Benwood and
Moundsville electric car line TO Mounds
willie has been all raised with the eXcep-
ton of about $4,000, and this will prob
ably be secured in short time.
The Wheeling Turner's will send
twelve members to the Steubenyille
funniest, which will begin on July 9Th,
to contest for the prizes. Three addi-
tional men will be on the grounds in
case substitutes may be needed.
About one O'Clock this morning
Officer Gilbert found Charles Thornton,
a negro, a second negro, who made his
escape, and VERNE Norman, and Mrs.
Tate. both white, on the river bank, on
the Island The two women and Thorn
ton were locked up.
Some unknown miscreant cut he
pneumatic tire on Constable Richard
Boecker's bicycle, while he was in Hin
klemann Brothers saloon. The young
ster committed this deed in daylight.
but has thus far successfully evaded
seeing the constable.
Tickets are going off rapidly for the
moonlight excursion 10 Steubenville, on
the steamer Liberty, to be given by the
Kings Sons of the Zane Street Church,
next Wednesday evening, and the sue
| cess of the affair is assured. Goo1 mu
sic will be furnished by Mayors orchas-
ira.
High mass will be sung at the Ca
thedral this morning, and it being Whit
Sunday, the musical programme will be
of an unusually high order, under the
| direction of Mrs. Whitaker. The SER
mon will be by Rev. Father Harris.
This evening there will be pontifical
vespers.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has issued very attractive
pamphlet devoted to that justly popular
summer resort. Deer Park. The de-
lights of the Park are adequately set
forth, and the pamphlet is accompan-
led by detailed plans of the hotels and
| cottages.
The Kings Daughters of the First
| Presbyterian Church will serve lunch
con on next Thursday and Friday from
| II a. m. to p. M, at the store room No.
| 1917 Main street. The excellent lunch
cons for which these ladies are noted in
serving, will be duplicated on these oc-
castons.
Harry Cox. a Panhandle brake
man, had a watch stolen out of his vest.
yesterday morning. A train crew
caught the thief, who was negro, and
gave him the option of surrendering to
the police or throwing him in the
! creek. but he was finally kicked roundly
and allowed to so.
The police yesterday were notified
by the Warrington bank that they had
| been victimized by the bogus check art
| list. Carlow, and another victim turn
! ed I'D in a business man at Martins
Ferry. T. A. Hoge, of this city, was also
caught for 50. There is as yet no trace
of the second man in the combination.
The wholesale hat and cap houses of
the Wheeling Hat Company and E.
| Buchanan & Co. have been consolidated.
The stock of Mr.. Buckman is being re-
moved to the Hat Company building,
Nos. 1927 and 1902 Main street, and the
business will hereafter be conducted I'M
der the style Of the Wheeling Hat Conn.,
pany.
| Mayor Caldwell returned from the
| Marshall county territory of the North
Penn Oil Company, last evening, and re-
| ported that the ROgerson No. 2 had
| been cleaned out, the pump removed,
new sucker rods inserted, etc, and that
the well was now doing considerably
better than one hundred barrels day,
having been decidedly improved.
The Young Ladies' Musical and
Literary Society of the Immaculate
Conception Church. will produce three
act drama next Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights at Mozart Hall, corner OF
| Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets. This
society is composed of some of the very
best local talent. and no doubt the play
will be we'll rendered and the hall will
be taxed to its fullest capacity.
Chief of Police Bennett is in re-
ceipt of an official invitation to be pres
ent on the reviewing stand, at the
Worth monument. Madison Square.
New York. June 1st, on the occasion of
| the annual parade and review of the
| New York police department. About
swenty-four hundred men will be in
line, and many of the leading police Off
Gals of the country will be present.
A change of time will occur on the
| Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling railway
to-day. The time of trains will change
but little A new Sunday service will
be added as follows: Train No. leaving