Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY
C,lI ectl on Of the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.

Each Passing Day.
-Curbing is being reset on Chap1ine
street, north of Twelfth.
The big sewer man-hole at Fink
and Elm streets has been completed
There were three unimportant
cases IN Police Court, yesterday morn
ing.
The interior of the Hook and Lad
der house has been handsomely inn
proved.
The Sanatel Tobacco Company has
an order from Honolulu for 10000
stogies.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail will meet to-
morrow.
Three deeds of trust were admitted
ITO record in Clerk Robertson's Office,
yesterday.
The new addition to the Haskins
Hospital on South Eoff street will be
completed in a few days.
The new floor on the roadway Of
the steel bridge e complete, and it is
g6od for ten years to come.
= "A hop will be given by the Web
Eter Club, of the South Side, at the
Pythian Castle tomorrow evening.
City Sergeant Clemans has substi-
tuted Harry w. Pritchard as extraman
in place of Extraman Edw. Schener-
lein
The double electric arch at Market
and Twelfth streets was oyerhauled
yesterday afternoon and put in better
condition that before.
After three days of slowly falling
barometer the rain arrived yesterday
afternoon, and was greatly appreciated,
particularly in the country.
The local travelling men are to
meet in the Majestic Club room this
evening to further the arrangements
for the coming minstrel performance.
"A meeting of K. of P's, prepara-
tory to the organization of the recent
~ authorized battery, will be held to-
day at the Office of Charles 0. Roemer.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Clyde Brush, a native of
Youngstown, O., aged 10. and Olive
Starkey, a native of Wheeling, aged 90.
The only case in Police Court, last
evening was that of a boy named Davis,
who was charged by an East End Chi
naman with disorderly conduct. The
kid was given lecture and the case
dismissed.
The members of the Monday Night
Club will give their first masquerade
ball at the Pythian Castle on Monday
evening, November 10th. A cake walk
will be one of the features Of the affair.
Mayors band will furnish the music
The members of the Golden Star
Rod and Gun Club, which was recently
&organized, held an enjoyable banquet
at their quarters at the corner Of Nc
Sulloch and Twenty ninth streets last
sning.
mrs. Elizabeth Kennon died at her
1me at ST. Clairsville Friday and the
uneral will occur tomorrow. She was
80 years of age and was the mother of
YHon. N. K. and A. w. Kennon, Mrs.
III. e. Alexander, of Zane5 vile, and Mrs.
Ter, of Chicago.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
sty of the Second Presbyterian
church very successfully conducted
market in the Sunday school room of
the church yesterday afternoon. A
rather neat sum of money was derived
from the sale of provisions.
An Eighth ward boy named Bow
man, aged about eight years, but as
tough as they make, 'em, was at the
City Hall last night and was given
lecture by Mayor Sweeney, who also
n fat fn 10 bo
St2te institution at PruntYtown.
Theo. w. Fink & Co. have assumed
management OF the Peabody build
Fand on November list they will
re their Office to the building where
will be pleased to meet their Gus
3ers. They will occupy one of the
won't rooms.
Arrests were made by the police
last night as follows: Jim Taylor and
Mollie Taylor for fighting, by Officer
Holmes; Samuel Mcnamara, for being
drunk, by Officer Schnupp, and Fred
Conklin, for refusing to move on, by
Officer Walker. The charge of resist
ing an officer has also been placed
against the latter offender.
"A very interesting and instructive
entertainment has been prepared by the
literary department of the Epworth
League for Monday evening, October
Both, at the Wesley NJ. E. church, emit
tied, "Our Citizenship" which promises
to eclipse any thus far given by the
league. "A number of papers written
on the above subject will be handled
by able writers In literary work An
interesting feature will be lecture by
Prof Crago entitled "What II is 70 he
a citizen of the United States