Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02

| Word was received in this city yester-
F.. day from Harvey, Ill.,, saying that I. A.
! Porterfeld, who has been seriously i'll
| there, is improving. Mr.. Porterfield thfr-
| ty years ago was well known Bellaire
! contracting carpenter.
{ The new Kelly school building will not
be ready for occupation Monday as was
| expected. The carpenters have gotten be-
! hind with their work and have kept the
| other workmen back
! The foundation OF the new First ward
school building has been completed and
the brick work will be started tomorrow.
| Mrs. Annie Mitchell and son, Allen, of
| Bethesda, are the guests of friends in the
First ward
| The Loyal Legion of this place expect
! to make application for a new charter for
| their lodge soon A letter has been sent
| to the adjutant general for an application
blank.
Last evening Leslie Manning, of the
Third ward, entertained the Sunfiower
Club at his home.
| There were two DRINKS up-befor~Mayor
Freese yesterday morning.
| T. ]. English, superintendent of the B.
! 6, o., at Newark, Ohio; ]. NJ. Barratt, SUI
perintendent of the Terminal at Wheel
| ing; Ed. A. Peck, superintendent of trans
portation at Newark, Ohio. on the D. g.
o.. S. L. Mooney, of Woodsfield. and A. P.
| Prendergast, of Benwood, were at the
| Globe yesterday.
The pOstoffice will observe holiday hours
tomorrow.
Miss Dora Kinney, a Fifth ward teacher,
came in from Belmont yesterday to re-
sumo her work in the schools Tuesday
| Miss Cora Workman returned yesterday
| from Woodsfield, where she was the guest
of relatives
| Friday evening q street car struck q
| wagon of Pat Scahlps and badly wrecked
| it
Mrs. D. w. Cooper returned yesterday
| from EDWorth Park.
| At the special meeting Of the school
board Friday night bills to the amount Of
| 81, 236. As were ordered paid. Also the s., 900
! bond due September 18th, was ordered
paid. The COMMITTEES on teachers with
Supt j. r. Anderson, win make the nee
| essary changes in the high school course
and report at the next meeting.
w. E. Riggs, of Powhatan, was a visitor
| in the city yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Belaire
| teachers at the Central school at $3.50 to-
morrow.
Allen thinner left for East Liverpool
! yesterday to spend a weeks vacation.
AT Anderson Bros d number Of mould
ers have been laid off on account Of slack
work.
Chas. Shelley, James NaslGey. Victor
Follen and John Curren leave Tuesday for
Latrobe Pa. where they will enter ST
Vincent's College.
! James Boring left yesterday afternoon
| for Clarksburg, where he will spend his
vacation
| The steel works shut down Friday night
The cause was the breaking of a stripper.
which viii cause the mill to remain idle
until a new one can be secured. A strip
per is used to force ingots out of the
molds.
Last evening the young men of Philip
and Andrew Brotherhood gave a wen at
! tended concert at the South Bellaire NJ.
T. church.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee chat was called to meet at Bridge
! port Tuesday at one O'Clock, has been
changed to Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. This was done so shat the
committee from the back part of the
county could attend, and also to hear
! Bryan's speech at Wheeling in the
! evening.