Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-20
NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.


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4 Collection or the Small Events Of zach
Passing Day.
The Labor Day picnic occurs on the
Fair Grounds next Saturday.
Three drunks made up the list in
Police Court yesterday morning.
Yesterday and last night made up
one of the most oppressive days OF the
season.
The Imperials will dance at Mozart
Park Monday evening, September 4th.
Music by Prof. Long.
Rev. E. D. Hanna will preach both
morning and evening to-day at the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church.
There were four cases in Police
Court last evening. Three Of the vie
Tins went to the hill.
The will of James Kerr, deceased,
was admitted to record in Clerk Rob-
ertson's Office yesterday.
The last vaudeville performance
was given at Wheeling Park Casino
last evening to large audience.
No business was transacted in the
Criminal Court yesterday owing to the
illness of Attorney S. O. Boyce.
There was large attendance and
an enjoyable time at the picnic given
by ST. Mary's Catholic Church at the
Fair Grounds yesterday.
The old plate mill at the LaBelle
iron works will be off two or three days
during the week on account Of lack OF
steel.
An effort was made yesterday to
destroy some of the rubbish dumped on
the lower edge of the wharf at the foot
of Twelfth street by fire.
The Belmont mill will be idle to-
morrow to allow a change to be made
in the new boilers. Two new burners
are to be put in in place of one burner.
Last night Henry Former was ar
rested for drunkenness by Officer Lar
kins, and Henry Smith was arrested
for disorderly conduct by Officer Wal
ker.
Thomas Savage got on a bender
yesterday afternoon, and laid down on
the B. & D. track, in the Eighth ward.
He was rescued by Officer Rolf and
locked up.
Last evening one of the members
of the Massillon excursion party faint
ed, in front of the City Hall, and was
removed to the train in the ambulance.
The police did not learn his name.
The Salvation Army will hold
their regular Sunday services in the
Hub hall, at p. m. and Hearne Taber-
nacle at s p. m. Capt. Lewis and Lieut..
Sloane will have charge Of the meet
ings.
The D. B. McIlvain property, No.
II Indiana street, Island, was sold yes
terday afternoon on the premises by
Auctioneer C. S. Greer, of the South
Side. Fhe purchaser was VIM. L. List,
and the price paid was S2,710.
The Massillon Military Band ,includ-
ing over thirty members, which accom-,
panied the big excursion to this city
yesterday, gave the Register a very
pleasant serenade before their depar-
ture last evening. The band Is fine
organization.
The Magnolia Club will give their
second affair at Mozart Park Wednes-
day evening" August 30tn. The younS
men have made arrangements for
big time. The committee for the affair
is as follows; H. c. Kline, H. G.
Steinman, H. G. Alderman, E. G. Be
bout, A. c. Roberts and T. c. Nickison.
Music for the occasion will be rendered
by Prof. w. c. Nolte.
The North End Literary and Ath-
letic Association are making prepare
tons to celebrate their fifteenth an
niversary on the 4th of September
The lady friends of the association are
assisting in making arrangements and
have appointed a committee, of which
Mrs. B. w. Connolly is chairman
Bachmann's orchestra has already been
engaged for the occasion.
Excelsior Council, No 4. Daughters
of Liberty, will hold a picnic on Tues
day, August 22d, afternoon and evening
at Mozart Park. The officers of the
society are Lester Pritchard, President;
Rose Echart, Secretary; Daisie Decker
Treasurer, and the committee of ar
rangements respectfully invite the pub
lie, and as the affair is in the interest
of charity it will be well patronized.
The regular meeting OF Miriam
Chapter, No. l, Order Eastern Star, was
held in Masonic Temple Tuesday even
ing. After being duly opened two gen.
tlemen candidates received the degrees
of the order. The comforting of the
degrees was done in a very impressive
manner, the address of the Worthy
Matron being especially good. A large
crowd was present and all enjoyed the
spread at the close of the ceremonies.
Gents Fast Black Hose at 5 cents a
pair this week at THE BON TON.