Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-11
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection Of the Small Events of Each
Passing Day.

IassinS lay.
There were no cases in Police
Ceourt yesterday morning.
Judge Hervey will hold special
term of the Circuit Court to-day.
There are premonitory indications
of some hot female bicycle costumes,
this season.
Officer Bero is continuing his rec
ord for despatching dogs. He killed
two yesterday.
The regular rehearsal of the Wo-
mans Musical Club will take place
this afternoon.
The blast furnace at the Top mill
closed down last evening and will be
off several days to have its fiues clean
ed
The Beabout Club will give their
regular dance tonight. A large crowd
is expected and a good time will be
given to all who attend.
"A decision in the INDUCTION appli-
cation against the assignee of the
Woods Bros. Planning Mill Company,
may be made tomorrow.
A second story is to be put on the
saloon building at the southeast corner
of Market and Sixteenth street. Work
has been in progress for several days.
The Council Committee on Health
is scheduled to make visit to the top
of Wheeling hill, this afternoon, to
locate Mr.. Howland's reduction plant.
--Spangler Camp, Sons of Veterans,
of Bellaire, paid a fraternal visit to
Gen. U. S. Grant Camp No. II, S. ",
and a good time was had by all pres
emit About twenty sons from Bellaire
were present Refreshments were
served during the evening.
The funeral Of the late Charles
Edwin Blue took place yesterday after
noon, and was largely attended by the
relatives and friends of the family.
Resolutions adopted by Shriver Gray's
Ex-Confederate Veterans, yesterday
morning, appear in another column.
The Finance Committee of the Sol
diers' Reunion will meet next We'd
nesday, and Chairman Lange will
have number Of important sug-
gestions to make at that time. 1t is
probable the committee will be sub
divided to canvas wholesale merchants,
retailers, manufacturers, hotels and
saloonists.
There is trouble in the Polish
colony in the Sixth ward. Yesterday
a woman named Kwetski, or there
abouts, swore out warrant for her
husband charging that he was living
with a woman named Stein. The spe-
cific charge is adultery and fornica-
toin. The hearing of the cases is set
for this evening.
Frank Smith an employee of
Schmulbach's stables, at the north end
Of the Island, received a very painful
injury Tuesday afternoon while clean
ing one of the horses. AS Smith
reached his right hand to the floor to
pick up a brush the animal planted his
hoof on the member. badly MASKING
the middle finger. 1t was attended by
a physician
Frank McElroy, OF Warrington,
brought to this city about week ago
died at the North Wheeling hospital
yesterday morning at an early hour.
Death was due to an injuries of limb
sustained last December at Warrington
and which necesitated amputation of
the member Wednesday afternoon. The
deceased's uncle, John McCool, of
Fairmont. arrived yesterday and took
the body to that city last evening for
burial
The Wheeling A. 0. U. w. mem
bers arrived home from Sistersville
yesterday morning, and were unani-
nous in saying they had a delightful
time Twenty-eight new members
were initiated into the Sistersville
lodge. Nearly all of the Grand Off
GERS, and many Past Grands were pres
ent The banquet at the Hotel Wells
was a feature of the evening, and near
" all Of the fourteen who went from
Wheeling made addresses.