Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-06
NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.



4 CoI1ection Of the snan Events Of
Each Passing Day.
George Hutchinson and Thomas
Moody were arrested last night by
Officer Turner for being disorderly.
The Red Rose Club will give a
private masQue ball at the Central
Garden Club rooms on Monday even
ing, April 3Oth.
The Bethel Mission will move
from its present quarters on Twenti-
eth street, to some place north of the
creek on the 18th inst
The firm of Rose & Graebe, doing
general plumbing business on South
Jacob street, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, according to a notice
appearing elsewhere in this issue.
"A masque hop viii be given by
the American Stars at the Pythian
Castle on Easter Monday evenings
Prof. Miller viii furnish the music.
"A large new kiln is being put up
at the Warwick pottery. When it is
completed the pottery will be in pos
session of seven kilns. The addition
al kiln will be quite an Improvement
to the mandatory.
The funeral of Alfred. the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas,
OF South Chaphne street, will take
place from the family residence next
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The
remains will be taken to Mt Calvary
cemetery for interment.
Edmund Randall complains that
while reading his bible on Main street
near Fourteenth, some cowardly mis-
creant threw ball of heavy material
from the opposite side of the street.
striking his arm. and almost knocking
the bible from his hands.
Mrs. James Byrne died at her home
at Benwood last evening at six o'clock.
Mrs. Byrne had been i'll for several
weeks and her death will occasion
much Borrowing among her many
friends. Arrangements for the funeral
will likely be completed to-day.
The handsome new pipe organ at
the Hebrew Synagogue, was used for
the first time last night, and delighted
all the competent musical critics who
heard it. At the services at the syna-
gogue tonight. special sermon will
be preached by Rabbi Harry Levi.
The members of Cyrene Command
cry No. Z will attend the Knights
Templar Conclave at Fairmont on
May 9th. The Commandery viii be
accompanied by Heatherington's band,
Of Bellaire. Many Wheeling people
are contemplating attending the con-
clave.
Subscribers to the Register will
cradle annoyance to themselves and
the publishers, by giving prompt no.
| tice of a change of residence. In this
manner it will be possible to prevent
| the missing of single copy of the
paper.
The current issue of the Police
| Gazette, the New York sporting publ
cation contains half page illustration
of the interior of Hoe & McKeever's
Market street saloon, with the pro-
| prietors behind the bar. The Illus
tration is from flash light photo
graph taken ON Dewey Day.
William Timberlick, an employee
of the Belmont nail factory, suffered
the misfortune of having the second
| finger of his left hand ground off
while he was working at a grindstone
at the plant yesterday afternoon. His
! injuries, which we're of an extremely
painful nature, were properly dressed
| by a physician.
1t is learned that an estate belong
ing to the heirs of Anthony Martin,
deceased. remains unclaimed in the
4 &c -
county, Illinois, and that unless heirs
are found, the same will, under the
laws of Illinois, go to Livingston coun-
| ty Anthony Martin left Wheeling. in
| 1855, with his wife and two sons, John
and Anthony, leaving one son named
| Michael residing here. Mr.. Martin
died about ten years ago, leaving some
property.