Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-17
NEwSNOTES OFYESTERDAY
A Collection of the Small Events
Each Passing Day.

Both sides Of the Circuit Court
have adjourned for the term.
"A force OF men were started to
work yesterday paving North York
street.
New pavements are being laid
on the south side OF Thirteenth street,
east of Market.
The condition of Ed. Mahony, who
was cut by John Elslager last week. was
reported much improved yesterday.
The Linsly boys would like TO play
the third team of the Cathedral Thurs
day afternoon on Thompson's field
The Auditorium club gave very
successful dance at Pythian Castle last
night, for which Killmyer made the
music.
An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Carrollelub will be held
at the club house on Friday evening,
goth inst.
The Kings Daughters of the Unit
ed Presbyterian cnurch will give an
autumn social at the church next
Thursday.
Washington Council d. of L. VIII
give an entertainment at X. Of G. Il.
hall, corner Thirty-third and Jacob
streets, Friday night.
Local members of the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity held an interesting meet
ing last night, at the office OF City So
licitor Frank w. Nesbitt.
Henry Sehmulbach's 'Eyelet'
! reached the city yesterday, after very
successful campaign. "Eyelet" is the
most successful horse ever owned by
Mr.. Schmulbach.
The jubilee committee Of lions
Lutheran congregation continues TO
make arrangements to celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of the church dur
ing the coming year
The Council Committee on Rules
was to have net last night, but the
meeting was postponed on account OF
the absence from the city of President
Maxwell, of the Second Branch
The party who accldently took the
wrong white silk shawl at the cald-
well wedding last Wednesday night
will kindly inquire at 70 Sixteenth
| street for further information concern
ing it.
Joseph Ennis, Jr., of South Me-
Collough street, had four toes of his left
| foot painfully crushed while engaged in
| his work at the Riverside steel works
| at Benwood last Saturday. He will
| consequently be laid up for some time.
Mrs. Edith Thomas Suffer- wife Of
| r. b. Suter, and daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Capt. R, M. Thomas. Of Claring-
ton, o., died at Lincoln, Neb., Sunday,
October 10Th at p. m. Her remains
| will be buried at Claringtcn, o.. on
Thursday, October 18th.
The Epworth League Chapter of
| the Zane street NJ L. church had in
| tended to give a reception TO the new
| pastor, Rev. c. II. Mallory on Thurs
| day evening of this week, but owing to
| the fact that his family will not be here
| the affair has been postponed until
Tuesday evening of next week.
Police officer Forbes, of Pittsburg,
arrived in the city yesterday, and iden-
titled Frank Wilkinson for the abduc-
| ton of sixteen year old girl. He
was taken back without Tequisition
| papers, Offering no objection. Wilkin-
| son was arrested by Officer VIM Turn
er, shortly after receiving a description
of the man.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stanton
| Allison, which took place Sunday after
noon from her late residence on Fiji
| teenth street, was very largely attend
ed. Impressive services were conduct
ed by the Rev. d. A. Cunningham. ID.
D., pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. Dr. J. L..
Sooy, of the Fourth street church. The
| pallbearers were Judge G. l.. Craumer,
| Col. Robert White, VIM. Erskine, w. b.
Simpson, f. H. Williams and Guy r..
c. Allen trd