Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-31
NEWS NOTES OFYESTERDAY
5oll ectlol OF the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.
Halloween tonight.

Each Passing Day.
All Halloween tonight,
The grand jury of the Criminal
Court meets next Monday.
The Eighth ward engine was given
a general overhauling yesterday.
This will be regular pay day at the
City Hall, about $4,000 being dis
bursed.
The Red Rose Club will give their
first select hop at Odd Fellows hall,
November I'd.
The Police Court list yesterday
morning included eight commonplace
cases of drunk and disorderly.
The work of paving the west side
of South Front street. from Fink to
Ohio, is expected to commence this
morning.
The police arrests for October num-
Der about 233, and the total amount of
fines and costs paid in will aggregate
about S1,95O.
The special Council Committee on
refunding is expected to hold another
meeting towards the latter part of the
present week.
Wednesday evening, November LIST,
the ladies of st. James German Luth-
eran Church, will serve supper in the
lecture room from five until nine
o'clock.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles Hanson, a native OF
Ohio county, aged %, and Maggie May
McConnaughy, native of Ohio county,
aged II.
The Linsly second team would like
to play the second Cathedral team
Thursday afternoon, at any place suit
able If accepted, answer through the
Register.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail met yesterday
and audited bills. The Committee on
Poor House and Farm meets to-day.
Tomorrow is general auditing day.
Last evening the police made four
arrests. Joseph Bagge, for begging, by
Officer Roth; Hanson Bogg, for expo
sure Of person, by Chief Clemans; Ella
Cites and Lon Myers, by Officer Lar
kins.
The musicale given at st. Luke's
Parish House. last evening, by the
Kings Daughters, was a very success
full event from every point of view. The
programme was well rendered, and the
attendance was large.
Wheeling Encampment No. II, |. O..
o. F., has two candidates for this even
ing for the Royal Purple degree. The
members of No. II will be well pre-
pared TO give them all there is in it.
A full turnout is expected.
The Woman's Camp Ground Asso-
citation has booked the noted Sam P.
Jones for his laughable lecture, Get
There and Stay There" to be given at
the Carroll Club Tuesday evening, No
vember 14th. This is a treat none
should miss.
About half the distance between
Twelfth and Eleventh streets, on Chap
line, from Twelfth street north, is to
be paved with brick. This is the street
on which a trial square Of asphaltum
should have been laid down on top of
the old cobbles.
The primary voting for the candi-
dates to enter the drum contest for the
Cathedral Fair, took place last Friday
The names of the entire drum corps
Of the Cathedral High School We vo-
ted on, the three most popular cadets
TO be the contestants. Those receiving
the highest number Of votes were JOS
ept Schafer, Thomas Deegan and Ed
mund Roth.
The Council Committee on Fire
Department met last evening, audited
bills and discussed a number of rou-
tine department matters. The meeting
was not an especially important one,
aside from the selection OF a site for the
new East End engine house, bids for
which are advertised for this morn o :
on plans prepared for Engineer White
The present officers of the Saliva
ton Army here will depart for other
fields this evening. Adjutant Terrell
viii go TO Washington, D. c., having
been promoted to the rank of staff cap
tain Captain Lewis viii go to Pitts
burg, and Lieutenant Sloan to Potts
town, Pa. Before leaving Adjutant Ter
rell will swear in several new soldiers.
The new officers will take charge to-
morrow evening.