Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30


Passine Day.
The Original Order Of Pluto will
meet at !. O. O. F. hall Monday evening
at s o'clock.
There were four cases in Police
Court, last evening. In one disorderly
case, one Of the defendants was dis
charged and the other fined ten and
costs.
Frank Zenske, an Island man, was
arrested last evening by Officer Ever
EFT, for wife beating.
The Boards of Directors of the
Wheeling Railway Company and of the
Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins Fer
ry Company, met yesterday, and did a
good deal of work in the direction of
amalgamating the properties.
Last evening about seven o'clock
as car on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove electric line was making the
turn at the corner of Fifteenth and
Eoff streets, three men who were
standing on the front end of the car,
were thrown off to the ground, each
receiving a severe shaking up.
John Tucker, employed at the La
Belle, was run over by buggy" at
the mill Friday night and one OF his
feet was badly crushed.
"A benefit ball for George Powers
an Eighth ward citizen decrepit with
rheumatism, will be given at Mozart
hall November 18th.
Work had been delayed on the
construction of the new building at
the Schmulbach brewery by the non
arrival of the structural iron to be
used in the building The iron came
some days ago and the contractor has
been rushing the work with very salts
factory progress.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Peter E. Pyles, a native of
Monongalia county, aged %, and Anna
Cook, a native of Germany, aged 81.
Aaron Barton, former Wheeling
mar and later connected with the
Hays Carriage Company, of Columbus,
died Friday at his home. He was
brother of State Labor Commissioner
l. V. Barton, of this city, who left yes
terday for Columbus, to attend the
funeral.
"A horse attached to delivery wag-
on belonging to Pebler & Co., the ISL
and grocers, while standing in front of
their place of business, corner South
Huron and Virginia streets, suddenly
took fright at a steam roller shortly
before noon yesterday, and ran across
South Huron street. AS the wagon was
crossing the street railway track, it
was struck by a sOuth-bound car and
upset The wagon was slightly dam
aged and groceries, with which it was
loaded, were scattered about the street
in a reckless manner.
The Polish ladies of South Wheel
ing gave dance at Mozart hall last
evening for the benefit of fund which
they are now raising for the purchase
of ground on which to erect a church.
About once month some newspa-
per is fooled with a copy of the Ulster
County Gazette, of January 4, 1900
This and few other issues OF this pa
per were fac-similied by the tens of
and they are so common
they can be purchased in any big city
for ten cents.
1t is said the Eaton case may be
reviewed before Judge Golf, at Rich
mond, during the coming week.
Not only is the Terminal depot to
be moved out to the line of Market
street, but it will be raised about four
feet and a new front put in, which
will not only add to the appearance
of the building, but be an improvement
to that portion Of the city.
To-day Luther Day" will be OBJ
served at the German M. e. Church,
Rev. L. Allinger, pastor. An interest
ing programme has been prepared.
The funeral of the late William
Row, manager of the Whitaker MILL
take place this afternoon from the fam
lily residence, No 81 Eighteenth street
The interment will be at the Peninsula
cemetery There will be very large
of employees of the Whit
aker company.
There will be another pay day at
the City Clerks office tomorrow,
to over six thousand dol
lars.
Clarence Echols, bugler of the First
West Virginia Infantry, arrived home
yesterday on a furlough.
The Ohio County Undertakers' AS
ISOLATION has elected officers as fol-
lows: G. Ed Mendel, President; G. F.
Vice President; Frank
Foster, Secretary, and Albert Mayors.
The executive committee
is composed of Messrs. w. r. Coey, A.
S. Arbenz and Frank Schroeder.
st. Matthews German church, Ben
wood-Communion service at 1890;
sermon on Reformation" by Rev. E.
Metzenthin, of Steelton, Pa. Vesper
service at 3 o'clock; sermon by Rev. H.
Werder; music by the choir of ST.
James German church. Evening Eng
lish service at 1870; address by Revs.
P. Kummen and G. Weise; topic, Home
and Foreign Missions.
There was but one case in Police
Court yesterday morning, a drunk.
The fine was suspended on condition Of
good behavior.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record at Clerk Robertson's office yes
terday.
Yesterday Albert Mitchell qualified
as a notary public.
A.