Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-03
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Those who are totassist Mrs. Mon
rec in the John Wesley entertainment
are requested to meet in the store
room on Main street formerly occupied
by Harper Bros, No. 1910, on Friday
evening, September Sd, at 1850 o'clock.
The trainer who drills for the enter
tainment is now in the city and de-
sires the first rehearsal on Friday
evening.
The Beabout Club will dance at
tie club rooms Friday night, Septen-
Der 3d.
William Carey, a young man liv-
Ing UP Caldwelfs run, fell into ditch
being dug for the new tin mill at the
LeBelle Wednesday night. and was Sc
r1ously injured. His left hip was
broken and it is feared that he also
was injured internally. The ditch into
which he fell is about sixteen feet
deep and covered with rock at the bot
tom. Carey was walking over a plank
across the ditch and was on his way
home when he fell in.
Mrs. Harris, a school teacher liy-
ing on South Eoff street, fell down a
flight of stairs at her home yesterday
and received injuries that will disable
her for some time.
The work of painting and renovat-
ing the parish house Of the st. Alphon-
sus church has been completed. and the
change has added greatly to the attrac-
tiveness of the interior
Tho work ON Sh q -, -
new tin mill at the LaBelle is being
pushed and bricklayers are at work
preparing the foundation for the en-
CINE.
A stack over theventilating shaft
of the Dougherty coal mine, on the
South Side, was blown down Wednes-
day night by the wind.
The Red Cross fishing club has re-
turned home from their camp at kreb's
Landing. The Mountain State club
has also returned from their camp at
Darlington, where they were camped
since June.
The work on the high school build
ing is progressing and will be complet-
ed by the latter part of the month and
ready to be opened by October l.
The young ladies of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception are prepar-
ing for the formal opening OF the new
ST. Mary's school building on next
Wednesday evening. The event will be
celebrated by concert and sociable
"A concert will be given at ST.
Pauls church on next Monday even
ing.
A child of Charles Gettle, of the
South Side, was buried yesterday.
Another sheet mill went on at the
Whitaker this week.
Toronto, O., will open its new
racing track next Monday The at
fractions will include merchants pa
rade and a balloon ascension.
Mayors Band will continue its
series Of concerts at Pythian Temple,
on the South Side, the first concert to
take place on the 22d.
In police court yesterday morning
John Deitz was dismissed. Dick Ken
ney and d. w. Byers, plain DRINKS,
were each fined 81 and costs
Council is called to meet in special
session tonight for the transaction Of
general business.
The Council Committee on Police
is called to meet at o'clock tonight.
The Council Refunding Committee
will not meet tonight on account Of
the Council meeting.
Persons standing near the Atlantic
engine house were given a bad scare
yesterday afternoon. One of the track
men in the Hempfield yards threw a
switch for an approaching freight train
and fell forward under one of the cars.
The train was moving slowly, however,
and he crawled out before the wheels
reached him. It was a very narrow
escape.
Richard Willis, father of Mr.. r. H..
D. Willis, died yesterday at the home
of his son, in Pleasant Valley. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not
yet been made.
Acting Mayor Chew has issued a
proclamation requesting a suspension
of business on Tuesday, which will be
observed as business day at the State
Fair. The public schools will also be
dismissed on that day to give the child
rem an opportunity to attend.