Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08
NEWS NOTES OFYESTERDAY
A Collection of the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.

Each Passing DAY.
The street paving on Main street is
being patched in numerous places.
The refunding ordinance is due to
come up before Council Tuesday even
ing.
AT La Belle tin mill No 6 one of
the rolls was accidentally broken yes
terday morning.
The progress of work at the old
B. & o. depot daily attracts a large
number of people.
There will be the usual meeting of
the Methodist Preachers Association
on Monday at 2 p. m.
Mr.. c. A. Houses window on Mar
ket street is artistically decorated in
anticipation of K. of P. week.
The first rehearsal of the active
members of the Woman's Musical Club
took place yesterday afternoon at l. 0.
o. F. hall.
The Rough Riders Cycle Club
makes the run to Cameron to-day, leav-
ing Fourteenth and Market streets at
1870 a. N.
Two wheelmen, one Of whom was
Albert Bowers, collided on the South
Side yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bowers
bicycle was badly damaged. Neither
party was injured.
Jacob Rennard, of Martins Ferry,
and Theo. Knuyger, of Wheeling, en-
gagged in hand to hand combat on
Washington street last night, and both
were run in by the police.
The relaying of the floor on the
north side of the steel bridge was about
completed last evening. Cars ran over
the north track Friday evening, for
the first time in two weeks.
The Magnolia Club will give their
monthly dance at Holderman's hall,
North Genwood, Monday evening, Oc
tober 16. Music by Prof Rolf.
The indications are that Tuesday,
double execution at the penitentiary
will take place soon after midnight
probably before two o'clock. The num-
Der of spectators will be very limited.
The funeral of the late Joseph
Winesdorffer will take place from the
ST. AlphOnsus Church this afternoon
at 1:30 o'clock and the remains will be
borne to Mt. Calvary cemetery for
burial.
Thomas Haley, of the South Side,
an employee of the La Belle tin mills,
while engaged in his work yesterday
morning about two o'clock. stumbled
and fell against a pile of tin. His
forearm was very painfully cut. The
injuries were dressed by Dr. R. NJ
Manley.
A sensation was caused at Martins
Ferry last evening by the announce
ment that a young woman who has
been nursing diphtheria patients in the
Dorff family on Pearl street, had eluded
the quarantine and was at large. The
police were still searching for the girl
at midnight.
An alarm from box AZ yesterday
afternoon about lao O'Clock called
the fire department to the boarding
house of Mrs. George Reed, on South
Main street A large store box filled
with waste paper and which was kept
III the udlIs Hdu IN some manner taken
fire. The firemen were prompt in re-
spending and extinguished the flames
quickly.
Regular Sunday services will be
held by the Salvation Army in the
Hub hail. corner Fourteen and Market
streets, at p. M, and Hearne Taber-
nacle, South street. at p. m. Adjutant
Terrell, assisted by Captain Lewis and
Lieutenant Sloan, viii have charge of
the meetings. On Thursday evening,
October 18th there will be a coffee and
cake social under the auspices of the
Army ait Hearne Tabernacle, for which
small admission fee will me charged,
and all those attending are assured a
good social time.