Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-28

The saloon-keepers of Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry held
another meeting at Bellaire yesterday
afternoon 10 consider the beer ques-
ZION. Owing 10 the fact that the Sec
rotary had not yet heard from the
foreign brewers, whom had been cor
responded with, no definite action was
taken. The meeting was better at
tended than any previous meeting, and
adjourned to mort again at the call of
the president.
Fourteen saloon-keepers were up be-
lore Mayor Freese yesterday on the
charge of selling on Sunday Each was
assessed $40 and costs.
The inmates of Mrs. Cayton's house
OF i'll fame, which was raided Saturday
night, were given a hearing before
Mayor Freese yesterday morning, and
in default of payment OF fines Mrs.
Cayton and Anna Dequarsey were sent
10 ST. Clairsville. Ella Howell and
Mary Peters, the other two women,
are still in the lookup here and ex
pect to be able to pay their way out
The two men caught in the house put
up the cash and were released.
Mrs Laura Steele, wife of Harry W.
Steele, died Sunday morning of con-
sumption. She leaves a husband and
TWO children. The funeral will occur
this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence on Twenty-third street. The
deceased was a member of the order
Of Daughters of Liberty, who are called
10 meet at G. A. r. hall at l p M, to
attend the fureral.
Mayor F'reese returned Saturday
night from a several days visit to
GAINESVILLE, and was at his post yester
day morning in time to assess the PEN
alties to a number of law breakers.
good sized crowd went on the
steamboat excursion of the Mechanics
hose team to Sistersville Sunday. The
eXcursionists got home about II p. m.
Lawrence Dubois. has resigned his
position with the Ohio Valley Tele-
phone Company and has gone to Co.
lumbus tc take the examination for en-
trance to the United States signal SER
vice corps.
Some of the firemen, among whom
is the Good Will hose team, say that
they will not go to Sistersville on the
Fourth on account of the rate being
too high.
The department was called on Sun
day afternoon on account of a small
blaze at the Vogle property, in the
Third ward. The fire was eXtinguished
before their services were required.
H. T. Day, of Bellaire, has been given
the contract TO build four miles of pike
IN York township.
John CHASER, a prominent young
business man, and Miss Anna Harlem
stein the popular and accomplished
daughter of Herman Hartenstein, were
united in marriage yesterday morning
at o'clock, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev Father Wehrle in the
presence of relatives and a large num-
Ger of friends. Mr. and Mrs. CHASER
left on wedding trip to the north.
They will also go to Detroit, where
Mr.. Chaser will attend as a delegate
the national convention of Knights Of
St. John.
A musicale will be given this evening at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Gallaher, on Front
street Fifth ward. After the musical
programme, which he's been arranged by
Prof John Schick, O. garden party will
be held on the adjoining lawn of Mrs. J.
r. Sawyer A number of booths, presided
over by charming and persuasive young
ladies, have been arranged on the lawn
where refreshments will be served. The
affair will be under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Trinity Epis
ccpal church
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Long,
aged 10 years who died at the home of
her granddaughter Mrs. Elmer Addison.
at Charlerori, Pa, were brought to Bell
aire and inferred at Upper Wegee Gene
terry Sunday afternoon, the funeral occur
ring from the residence of VIM. McMillen,
on Noble street. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev Q. w. Holmes and Rev.
Mr.. Wilson.
Edward Howell and wife. of Pittsburg,
are visiting Mrs. Howells mother, Mrs.
Cecilia Hoffman. of the Fifth ward.
Miss Blanche Tanneyhill, of Rose Hill,
has returned home from a pleasant two
weeks visit at GAINESVILLE. She was ac
companied home by Miss Lucy Corbin,
who will be Miss Tanneyhill's guest for
a month.
Albert L. Alpin, of the Fourth ward, is
visiting at Cleveland and Detroit.
Mrs George Boyce and family, of In
diana. are visiting relatives in this city.
Richard Gilkinson. of Fairmont, w. Va,
is visiting Fifth ward relatives
Mrs Charles Strahl has returned from
Mt Vernon where she was visiting.
Philip Riley and Miss Mary Kahn, esti-
mable young people, will be married this
morning at the St. Johns Catholic church.
Carl Fletcher has resigned his position
at the Atlantic Tea store and has been
succeeded by Anton LeRoche.
William Smith, who lives back of
Bridgeport. was fined Saturday night by
Squire Mason for attempting to shoot
Aaron Wright. and in default Of payment
of fine was taken to ST. Clarsville, to
serve out his time.
Leci Lichtig was fined 81 and costs yes
terday by Mayor Freese for riding a bicy-
Gle without an alarm bell. which is in
violation of a city ordinance. There are
quite a number of bicycles about town
that are not equipped with bells, and
unless these parties comply with the
law they need not be surprised if they
are also arraigned on the same charge.
Congressman Lorenzo Danford was in
town yesterday.
The Twentieth Century Club will give
a wagon picnic on the Fourth.
Martin Flaherty. an aged citizen of the
Second ward, is lying at the point of
death His two sons in Indiana have been
telegraphed for.
HON. BEN. Il. BUTCHER,