Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.
A Collection Of tn. Small Events OF Each
Passing Day.

Music at Wheeling Park. to-day.
The City Finance Committee meets
again Monday evening.
There were four routine cases in
Police Court yesterday morning.
The slot machine continues to pur-
sue the uneven tenor of its way.
The drop in the temperature has
seriously hurt the sale of summer
clothing.
The employees Of all the depart
ments at the Belmont mill were paid
yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the nail
department and plate mill of the La
Belle works.
M. Lashley yesterday qualified as
administrator of his father, vice Mrs.
LASTLY, deceased.
Last night the police of Bellaire ar
rested nine men for drunkenness and
one man for fighting.
AThe Mount View Club will dance
at Mozart Park, Saturday evening, May
9th. Music by Prof. Long.
The employees of the LaBelle nail
| department have been granted an adj
vance of ten per cent on an average.
The change of time on the Ohio
River road goes into effect to-day, and
the travelling public should note the
fact.
There was no change in the
street railway strike situation, yester-
day, and no new developments are IN
] sight.
! There was but one case in Police
| Court, last evening. The defendant
was John Harden. and he got thirty
days.
There are three stray horses at
Asmus' stable. in the Eighth ward,
gathered up by the police the last day
or two.
Rev. j. H. Littell, pastor OF the u.
p church, will conduct the services at
! the Y. NJ. c. A. building this afternoon
at four o'clock.
The A. o. U. w. will have their
| outing at Wheeling Park Wednesday
June 14th. The Opera House band
furnishes the music.
The Hughes Company will give a
cosmopolitan photograph concert at
the Macedonian Baptist church on
Monday evening next.
The funeral of Willie Schaefer will
take place from the ST. Stevens church
! this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Inter
ment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
MIR. Charles F. Bachman and those
associated with him expect to com
| mence drilling at the No l well, east
of the city, Tomorrow
1t is probable that never before
| have so many Improvements been
made to Island real estate, as during
! the present season.
Despite the cool nights, there has
been no frost reported from the coun-
| try, and as result no damage has
been done to growing crops or fruit.
| J. c. Hervey, auctioneer, sold the
| Hennegan property, on Water street,
| Fifth ward, yesterday at the Court
| House, to w. I. Emblem, for 1890.
The Wyandotte club will give their
fourth annual picnic at the Fair
Grounds next Saturday. The features
of the affair will be very interesting.
| Andrew Holman, of Twenty fifth
street, had his head painfully cut by
| falling from a passenger conveyance
on South Chapline street Friday even
ing.
The ladies of St Marys church con-
gregation will give a social and dance
at the st. Marys school building next
! Tuesday evening. The affair will no
doubt be largely attended
The funeral of II. II. Menge will
take place from his late residence on
South Eoff street this afternoon at
two o'clock. The remains will be bur-
led at Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Salvation Army will hold SER
vices in the Hub building at 3 p. m,
and at Hearne Tabernacle at p. m.
Captain Lewis and Lieutenant Hodge
will have charge of the meetings
An oil lease, dated April %, 1895.
by Elizabeth Reed, of Liberty district,
to the Fisher Oil Company, for 200
acres, was admitted to record in Clerk
RobertsOn's office yesterday.
-Four large fly fans were put in
operation at the Niagara engine house
yesterday The fans are kept in mo-
ton by a water motor, which was pre-
sented to the Niagara boys by George
Landmesser. The fire ladies wish 10
extend thanks for the gift.
A Whitaker mill employee, living
on the South Side, while walking to his
home Friday evening fell to the ground
in a faint near Caldwelrs run. The
man was cared for by people who
| were nearby at the time. He re-
covered shortly afterwards
The Day Nursery, No. 2105 Market
ctreet, will be open for public inspec-
ton on Saturday, the 9th inst All
| persons interested in the welfare OF
| this excellent and commendable insti-
tuition are invited to call Donations
of money and groceries will be received
on that day, and all friends Of the in
stitution are urged 70 contribute.
The Rosette club will give their
annual hop at Mozart Park tomorrow
evening. The music will be furnished
| by Prof. Long. The committee on ar
rangements is composed OF Luke Tay-
Tor, Ben, Speidel, Herb Bratton, Del
| Murrin, John Drum. Charles Kettler
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