Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-01
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The grand jury for the May term
of the Ohio county Criminal Court Will
convene to-day.
The annual concert of the Mozart
Singing Soietcy will be given at Mozart
Park July Fourth.
The Woman's Musical Club will
meet at Milligan, Wilkin & Co.'S mu-
sic store this evening, instead of On
Tuesday evening, as previously stated.
Members of the fire department
have donned the straw hats which will
be worn during the summer. A neat
fireman's badge is attached to the band
of the hat.
Bids for furnishing fuel, light,
water and miscellaneous supplies for
the postoff1ce building should be in the
hands of Postmaster George Wise by
two o'clock this afternoon.
A daughter of William and Emma
Driscoll, of Seventeenth and Wood
stleets, was buried yesterday afternoon
az O'Clock in Mt Calvary cemetery.
Rev. Father Harris conducted the ser
vices.
The dancing pavilion at Mozart
Park is to be enclosed by sliding win
dows, SO that it may be used in all
kinds of weather. 1t is expected that
the improvement will be completed by
the LIST of July.
Thomas Gilbert and Charles Bow
ers, who some time ago were given
hearing on the charge of buncoing, and
committed to Jail, furnished bond yes
terday and were released from Jail.
Each man gave a bond of $400.
The big Wallace shows, the first
tent exhibition to be given in this city
during the season, is announced to visit
Wheeling next Tuesday, May 9th. The
original date for the Wheeling perform
ances was Wednesday, 10th inst, and
the change was made on account of the
cancellation of the 9th in another city.
Five arrests were made by the
police yesterday. They were w. L.
Shaner, drunk, by Captain Clemens;
Christopher Frazier, disorderly, by Off
Ger Rolf; Arthur Lock, drunk, by B. &
o. Officer T. B. Burns; Frank Jones
and Thomas Truax, for lettering and
acting in a suspicious manner and for
abusing an officer, by Lieut.. Michaels.
The Directors of the Riverside Pot
terry Company met Saturday and Or
ganized by the election Of the following
named officers: Charles w. Franz
helm, President; VIM. A. Isett, Vice
President and Treasurer; W. j. Mays,
Secretary Mr.. Mays win have active
Af al M Ehn oyDit elrx
equipment of the Wheeling plant will
be removed to the Riverside at once.
MIR. Leo Riester, of the Opera
House saloon, will retire from the
business at noon to-day. Mr.. Riester
has been in business in the Opera
House building for more than twenty
years, during which time he has won
large circle of warm friends who will
regret to learn of his determination to
make a change Mr.. Riester has not
yet decided as to what business he will
take up. Mr. Good, of East Wheeling,
will occupy the place after Monday.
The various committees in charge
of the ElkS' Oriental Street Carnival
are hard at work upon the features as
signed to their especial care. The ad-
vertising matter will be placed in the
hands of the printers this week, and
within ten days all the dead walls will
be covered in this neighborhood. The
programme of special features for each
day is now being arranged and will be
published in full within week.
To-day the Senate saloon, corner
Market and Sixteenth streets, passes
out of the hands of Mr.. Frank Healy.
1t has been purchased by the Pabst
Brewing Company, and will be remod-
eled and refitted throughout under the
direction of Mr.. Harry Wheat, local
agent for the company. Councilman
Healy will remove to the East End,
and will probably take trip for his
health before engaging in business
again.
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