Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-05


al Of Bellaire's best players were pre-
vented from going out at the last mo-
ment and substitutes had to be secured
or the result would have been differ
ent. Bellaire, however, has no kick
and nothing but praise for the Woods
field boys, who entertained them roy
ally. The game was witnessed by about
500 people. Another game is being ar
ranged for Bellaire during the Novelty
Circus.
The poultry exhibit of Theo. Neff ap-
pears to have filled the eye of the
judges at the Canal Dover fair very
nicely. The ducks, geese, turkeys,
chickens and guinea pigs among them
succeeded in carrying off Il first prem
iums and 81 seconds. Besides this
gratifying showing, great many or
ders were taken for eggs and well bred
stock. Mr.. Neff expects to capture a
good string of red ribbon at Columbus
this week.
The Hebrew New Year commenced
at shutdown last evening and will end
this evening. Last night at 1880 o'clock
services were held in the Temple in the
Troll building, and other services will
be held at o'clock this morning. To-
day the stores kept by the Jewish peo-
pie will be closed and business among
the Hebrews will be generally sus-
pended. The New Year is one of the
most notable events in the Jewish cal
endar and it's observance is handed
down from the patriarch fathers.
Among the. attractions anticipated
for the street fair is a menagerie of
wild and trained animals, and several
propositions are being received from
parties owning such aggregations. On
the Midway will be the elephant and
camel and other specimens not seen
on the streets every day. Yesterday F.
A. Jackson went to Massillon to in
spect show at present exhibiting
there, and if it meets the views of the
committee it will be brought here.
Last evening the venerable Jacob
Heatherington entertained the MEM
bers of the veteran musical or
ganization bearing his name, and a
splendid social time was had by all
present. At O'Clock the members of
the band, numbering twenty, chap
eroned by Mr.. Heatherington, boarded
a special car on the B., B. & M. f..
street railway and made a tour of the
towns of Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
Wheeling. Upon returning all repaired
to the hospitable Heatherington man
sion, where the boys were dined
sumptuously. After some excellent
music from the band and orchestra, the
guests departed with hearty wishes for
the continued good health of the gem
ial host. The boys took their instru-
ments along on the street car trip and
serenaded the towns en- route.
At the last meeting of the township
trustees Treasurer-elect W. A. Mason
filed his bond for the school and town
ship funds, aggregating $4,000. ]. w.
T !, oixr f0xx dou in NH
to straighten up affairs and turn the
books over to his successor, as is the
custom. The trustees have agreed to
go halves with the Board of Education
in sinking water we'll near the West
Wheeling school house. There is no
public watering place between Bellaire
and Bridgeport, and such a convenience
is said to be badly needed. The con-
tract will be let on the 2Sth.
DR.. R. w. Muhleman has returned
from an enjoyable outing at Niagara
Falls.
The fourth division of the Ladies
Working Society OF the First PreSDy-
terrain church will give a lawn fete,
corner Belmont street and Central ave-
nue., Thursday evening.
A. Kern has returned from an eastern
business trip.
Miss Marie Hopper, Of Lewis Mills,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. Daw-
son, of the Fifth ward.
t. c. vanyo has purchased the Daniel
Colbert property in the Fourth ward.
The party which has been sojourning
in Ireland was expected home last even
ing.
Miss Mary Carnes has returned from
a pleasant visit with friends at AL
lance.
Mrs. D. T. Cowen and son are home,
EGGER. WARRick & co.
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