Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-16

Council Is called to meet this even
Ing il special session.
No business was transacted in the
Circuit Court yesterday.
Three deeds of trust were admitted
to record In Clerk Robertson's office
yesterday.
The front of the Eighth ward hose
house Is being given fresh coat OF
paint.
Mr.. JOS. Speidel has sold his coun
try residence at Echo Point, to DR..
Jno. u Dickey.
The motion for new trial in the
Colts case comes up in the Criminal
Court Saturday.
This is Linsly Commencement day.
The exercises will be held on the State
Fair grounds, as usual.
some very fine sand has been found
n digging the trench for the new wa
3er pipe, in the upper end of the Eighth
ESrd.
Bachelor Brothers have. without
solicitation, increased the wages of
their Philadelphia Bundle Bee cigar
makers 20 per cent.
In the Circuit Court, Judge Her
yey. a divorce has been granted to Jen-
ME M. Gaskins from John Gaskins. The
parties are eolored
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Richard H. Miller, native of
Pennsylvania, aged IS. and Mary Burk-
hard. a native of Ohio. aged 20.
The only business considered in the
Supreme Court yesterday was the case
OF John c. Telton v. ]. H. FELTON,. from
Randolph county. 1t was submitted.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
tion to the concert at Arion Hall to-
night, as it offers an unusual array of
ability, both vocal and instrumental.
The League Of the Sacred Heart
will give a picnic and outing at Pleas
ant Valley Park next Wednesday, and
it promises to be very largely attended.
"Citizen of Wheeling and all 9TH
ers are notified that communications
relative to the strike will not be con-
sidered unless signed by the names of
the writers.
Peter Hoe and Tom McKeever
have purchased the saloon of Chas.
Litton. No. 1851 Market street, and
will conduct it under the firm name of
Zee & McKeever.
The Sheriff's delinquent tax list
will be published Monday in the Reg
lster and Intelligencer Persons paying
before that time can have their names
stricken off the list.
"Childrens Day services will be
held at the Kirkwood M. E. church
next Sunday morning. A number OF
children are to be baptized at the open
ing of the ceremonies.
The Alumni Association of Mt de
Chantal Academy met after the COM
mencement yesterday and transacted
the business which usually comes up
at the annual meeting.
IF have been lighted in the
RrQol plant recently purchased by
b Wheeling Company, and
1s1sexi1e nces that the plant
be placed in operation.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bridg-
Flynn took place yesterday morning
BIN the family residence, No. 2419
of street. and was largely attended.
me services were at the Cathedral, and
the interment at Mt. Calvary.
An oil lease. dated May 3, 1899. by
John Montgomery and wife to the Fish
or Oil Company, for GA acres of land
In Liberty district, consideration $32,
was admitted to record at Clerk Robert
sons office yesterday.
A party of the La Belle mill en-
ployes held an enjoyable outing at
Sycamore grove yesterday. The boys
INDUCED in different kinds of amuse-
ments and partook of a fine luncheon.
The trip was made in wagon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bird
get Flynn took place from the family
residence at No 24l9 Eoff street, yes
terday morning at nine o'clock. Ser
ives were held at st. Joseph's cathed-
raj. The remains were buried at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
Rev. w. r. Thompson. of Lucille.
Ohio, is conducting meetings at Roney's
Point. w. Va. this week. He will be
assisted by Rev. R. B. Harshee, OF
Taylorstown, and will close with COM
munich services on Sabbath.
Michael Maurer. well-known and
popular resident of the Second ward,
lied at his residence, No. 1047 Market
}treet, yesterday at noon. in his forty
second year. The funeral will take
place Saturday morning at half-past
eight o'clock, requiem mass being said
at st. Alphonsus Church. The inter-
ment will be at Mt. Calvary.
"A wheelman named Yochum, while
proceeding on his way to Benwood
early yesterday morning, was struck
by a milk wagon at the corner of
Locust and Twenty-seventh streets,
and a serious mixup ensued The rider
was thrown to the ground and had his
knee injured, his clothes torn and his
bicycle badly damaged. He resides on
the South Side. and was on his way to
work at the time of the accident
Mrs. Wilhemina Bewuski. an aged
and highly respected lady, died at the
residence of her daughter, at the cor
ner Of Wetzel and Thirty-eighth
streets. yesterday morning, at six
o'clock. The deceased was seventy
seven years old, and leaves several
children, all grown, to mourn the loss.
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