Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.


| A Collection OF the Small Events of Each
Passing bar.
st. Joseph's Academy reopens to-
morrow.
The yard about Madison school is
being paved with brick
The public schools commence the
fall term in the morning.
The Board of Commissioners meets
tomorrow n regular session.
There will be no Sunday school at
the Second Christian church this after
noon.
A squad Of five recruits were sent
to Camp Meade, Pa, yesterday from
this city.
Two deeds of trust were admitted
to record at Clerk Robertson's office,
yesterday.
Charles Lagden, aged 10, said TO
be from Moundsville, has been arrested
in Pittsburg.
The Circuit Court meets for the
September term, tomorrow. The term
of the Criminal Court has ended.
The numerous hotels in the city are
making active preparations to accom-
modate the large crowds anticipated
for the Fair.
This morning Officer Walker arrest
ed +. w. Colbert for disorderly conduct.
and Officer Michaels arrested James
Hogan for fighting.
Mrs. George Ware, Of Martins
Ferry, died early this Sunday morn
ing, of neuralgia Of the heart She had
been sick for two weeks.
Contractor william Kratz is put
ting up a modern dwelling house on
McMechen hill for Frederick Elias. The
structure will cost about $1,000.
Lieut.. Supler yesterday shot horse
belonging to James Duffy, of Eoff and
Eleventh streets. The animal ran a
nail in one Of it's boots, and lock-jaw
resulted.
The members Of the Wesley NJ. E..
church congregation of McMechen, took
delightful trolley ride last evening,
making the round trip over the NJ, b.
& W. line.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of the late Rev. E. ]. Hart will
take place to-day from the residence Of
the son-in-law of the deceased. w. H..
Colvig, on the Island.
The Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany, through c. A. Shafer. its local
agent, has paid policy Of 5000 on the
life OF the late Mayor G. w. Seabright
This is quick work.
M. r. Tighe. president Of the Ohio
Valley Trades Assembly, will leave to-
day for Youngstown, where he will
make the principal address at the
Labor Day demonstration tomorrow.
lit Is understood that on Monday
residents of Pleasant Valley viii apply
for a writ Of 3n3anetion TO restrain tie
proDrietors or Pleasant Valley Park
from selling liquor without a license.
The Imperial Club, composed of
young men Of the South Side. will give
their last e2nee OF the season at Mozart
Park Monday evening, September 4th.
Excellent music viii be furnished by
Prof Long.
a fine new residence is being
erected al Woodsdale by Prof. Henry
W. Etc. the optician. The building viii
be completed shortly, at a cost OF s.. 00e
There were no cases in Police
Court, yesterday evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John
Evans viii take place from the family
residence on South Jacob street this
afternoon at two O'Clock The remains
will be taken to bit Zion cemetery for
interment-
Squire J. r. Larue yesterday Is
sued two warrants, sworn out By Mrs.
Myrtle Van Horn against Mrs Long,
the charges being assault and battery
and breach, Of the peace The hearing
has been set for to-morTow evening at
7 o'clock.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO Eugene G.. Carpenter, a ma
tive of Covington. ky, aged -. and
Ella KIauser. a native Of Martins Fer
r.. aged Il. also. 10 Elmer Walker, q
native Of Martins Ferry. aged Y, and
Ida Bush, a native OF Toledo. O., aged
"A.
Edward Steele. ST., former prom
inent citizen Of Bridgeport. died Friday
morning al his home in Weslsburg, at
the age Of g. His death will be
incurred By large number Of friends
in beth cities The funeral will take
place from the family residence In
WelIsburg this afternoon
Information vas received here late
last evening CT the death OF Mrs Will
Judd. wife Of OGsesr Judd. Of Marietta,
~ her home il that eiry Saturday
|ezenlng The funeral zi1l take place