Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-29
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Passing Dnr.

There were four ordinary cases in
Police Court yesterday morning.
"A man named Galloway was arrest
ed last night for disorder by one of the
special officers.
AT Fulton yesterday the saloon bus
mess of Frank Wilhelm was bought
out by Joseph Yoke.
The LaBelle nail mill is not being
operated in full at present on account
of a shortage of metal.
The La Belle Fishing Club will
leave on Saturday for Darlington, Ohio,
to camp for a few days.
-Thmas Coffee has secured a con-
tract for the removal of the big lot of
refuse at the Jefferson nail plant, near
S~teubenville.
Yesterday afternoon at St Joseph's
Cathedral, Mr.. Palmer Rowen and Miss
B. Flanagan were united in marriage
by Rev. Father Harris.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO Henry w. Null, a native of
Wheeling, aged 81, and Anna M. Seid-
Ter, a native of Wheeling, aged %.
The police were asked by telephone
yesterday to look out for Jefferson
Small and Mary Harris. who are alleg-
ed to have eloped from Jefferson,
Greene county, Pa.
viii Allen and Ruben O'Brien, who
appeared in yesterday mornings police
court, were arrested on Market street,
and NOT ar Woicuorhors plaoo a c ~
correctly stated in an evening paper.
The local singing societies got off
for the Cincinnati S~aengerfest, yester-
day morning, in grand shape. They
were scheduled to arrive at 4 p. M, in
abundant time for last nights concert.
AT Wellsburg, yesterday morning,
Harry Dobbs and Ellery Northen, both
riding wheels, collided, with the result
that Dobbs was seriously injured, while
Northen had several teeth knocked
out
Chief Clemans yesterday receiv-
ed a letter from Mrs. Nellie De Lamont,
of Cumberland, Md, making enquiries
for her husband, who left his wife sew
eral weeks ago at Mansfield, o. Mrs.
Lamont is i'll and penniless.
Miss Anna Downey, the celebrated
Evangelist of Chicago, will address the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
in the Fourth Street M. E. Church this,
Thursday afternoon, at half past two
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Occur De Leon Company No. 1,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
have made elaborate arrangements for
their outing, to be held at Mozart Park
on the Fourth of July. There will be
dancing to music by Meister's orches-
ira.
Joseph O'Brien, son of Col. Thomas
O'Brien, collided with a horse and bug
gy driven by MI. J. K. Hall east of Full
ton Monday night, and was thrown
from his wheel, sustaining severe in
juries to his head and arm. Dr.. Fris-
sell was called.
The members of Wheeling Com
mandery, Knights of st. George, Capt.
George J. Mathison, who have just re-
turned from Cleveland, are justly jubi-
liant over winning the fourth prize of
SIPS for the Commandery making the
UtSl SuONluS liz llic pal duS.
The members of the Second Pres
byterian Sunday School will hold a
picnic at Wheeling Park tomorrow.
The scholars and their friends will de-
part from this city on a special car
at nine O'Clock in the morning, and are
looking forward to an enjoyable time
at the resort.
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The Whitaker tin plate mill will
operate right along, Notwithstanding
the failure of al agreement as to the
scale. The unsigned wage scale will be
paid until there is some permanent set
Element of the existing circumstances.
The other mills are expected to close
down to-morrw night.
Last evening about half 49, six
a young Bellaire boy fell between the
Twelfth street naphtha yacht and the
float on the city side, and was rescued
from drowning by John Shorts, who
pulled him out after he had sank once
Yesterday was general auditing day
for the Board of Commissioners. No
general business was transacted.