Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
full year, and a large part of the credis
is due Mr.. Kenny.
NEWS NOTES OFYESTERDAY
A Collection of the Small Events Of
Each Passing Day.

Each Passing Day.
There were no cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
Last night Officer Ingram arrested
an individual for drunkenness.
The Improvement Of Byron street
has been completed.
Officer Allen hauled In a plain
drunk yesterday afternoon.
The employees Of the LaBelle tin
mills received their wages yesterday.
Work is progressing on Wood
street, besveen Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
Three deeds of trust were admitted
to record in Clerk Robertson's once
yesterday.
The West Alexander and West Lib
erty fairs are the mex attractions In
suburban towns.
-Auctioneer Hervey yesterday sold
the Beltz property, on Peters run. ia
John, Adam and August Beltz, for $2,-i
coo.
The work of paving part of alley c.
and alley IL. in the Fifth ward, will be-
commenced shortly. The bricks wera
piled during the past week.
The Emerald Club will give their
first dance this season in the Central
Garden Club rooms Monday. September
18th. Music by Prot. Killmeyer.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mosser, Of South Jacob street, died yes
terday afternoon. The ARRANGEMENTS
for the funeral viii be made to-day.
There were three cases in Police
Court last evening, two of them origin-
ating In a fight in smoky Row." Two
of the defendants were fined and one
dismissed.
There was a small fire, ~occasioneA
by a lamp explosion, last evening. atd
the residence of William Rowe, att
Eleventh and McColloch streets. Mo-
damage was done.
The Eclipse houseboat was pur-
chased yesterday by the Randy Boos
Club, of the South Side, for $3.50. The
craft contains four apartments and la
in first class condition.
Ohio Lodge, No. + A. f. & A. NJ.
will hold a big meeting Monday event
ing, at which c. r. Oldham, District
Deputy Grand Master. Will be received
and appropriately entertained.
The regular Sunday services of tho
Salvation Army win be held In the Hub
hall at 3 p. M, and Hearne Tabernacle
at s p. m. Captain Lewis and Lieuten-
ant Sloan will conduct the meetings.
Miss Cordelia Orr, ol-.Roney'a
Point, a graduate OF West LdbeTrD Nnrr.
NAL school. took the highest Grade be-
fore the State Board of Examiners. and
will enter the Nashville University this
fall.
"A collection of photographs Of
Chief OF the Fire Department Cline and
the Niagara crew. together with their
engine and hose wagon, taken recently
by DR.. ]. G. Walden, have been hung up
at the Niagara house.
Fire Chief Cline will 90 to New
York next Wednesday and will combine
the attractions of Dewey day with q lit
tie business relative to a combination
hose wagon and engine for the new
house in East Wheeling.
lit was reported that q hight took
place In a saloon at Benwood last eyefi-
ing and as a result a Martins Ferry
man had his head painfully bruised and
cut. The individual secured medical
aid at the Emergency hospital.
The finishing touches are being
made TO the exterior OF the new five
story brick addition to the T5askina
hospital, on the South Side. The worIa
of fitting up the interior OF the gtruc-
ture viii be started during 5he week.
The building contains a number OF
private apartments.
Fired Martin, the Twenty-seyenfh
street plumber. has received the follow
ing contracts for plumbing aud gas IT.
ting: Two houses on Fifteenth street
for Contractor Freize. also two doubla
frame houses and one t-hree-rOomed
house on FOrty-sixth street FOR Mr..
Frank Work, the Thirty-drst street
grocer.
Early yesterday afternoon a horse
attached to a wagon owned by the
Queen City Dye Works. ran of on Mar
ket street, and tore up the street and
sidewalk. damaging several vehicles
demolishing a bicycle rack and stirring
up things generally. The animal In
jured itself about the legs before Il was
caught.