Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events OF
Each Passing Day.

NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events OF
Each Passing Day.
| The White Rose Club will dance
at the Pythian Castle this evening.
The last two days indicates that
grounding weather is approaching
; it's end.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record in Clerk Robertson's Office,
yesterday.
Work on the new addition to the
Schmulbach brewery is rapidly near
ing completion.
Whist score cards, in any quantity.
! for sale at West Virginia Printing
| Company's Office.
The Woeber property on South Mar
! ket street, has been sold to Charles
| Woeber for $4,000.
The White Swan laundry has
three new wagons out, with boys
handsomely uniformed.
| The Council Committee on Ac-
counts meets tonight. The Commit
tee on Scales is called for Tuesday
evening.
Last night Officer Wells arrested
John Dudley for being drunk and Of
ficer Larkins arrested Harry Jubert
| for vagrancy.
The Chapline street sewer in the
Fifth ward, which recently became
/ clogged, was cleaned out by a force OF
men yesterday.
The telephone situation has
large amount of interest for members
F.; of Council, and some dazzling reports
are in circulation.
+. An interesting business meeting
was held by the Woman's Union Be
nevolent Society at the Y. M. g. A.
| building Wednesday afternoon.
The Arrick fruit farm west of
Bridgeport has been fitted up for sum-
mer boarders, with special accommo-
dations for driving and cycling par
i ties, etc.
Will Mccormick has leased the
vacant lot at the northeast corner of
! Market and Eighteenth streets, and 1t
is understood a hotel will be erected
on the site.
The Belmont Telephone Company
will soon apply to the ST. Clairsville
Council for a franchise. The Com
gpany proposes to cover the county
thoroughly.
The lady managers of the Kings
Daughters Day Nursery will meet this
afternoon to decide upon day, TO De
observed as rubber day" for the ben
eft of the institution.
A marriage license was issued
Yesterday to Wilson L. Dougherty,
native of Marshall county. aged ~,
and Florette White, native or Mar
shall county, aged Is.
| Prof. G. A. Schram, of Buffalo, N.
Y. gave the first of his course OF
three lessons in memory to a large
class of teachers and pupils at the
| High school last evening.
The nail factory at the Belmont
works on the South Side, is having
good. steady run. Twenty-six ma
chimes are in operation in this de-
partment and large force Of men
and boys is at work
The old Berger residence, on the
Island, is being demolished. 1t was
one of the first buildings on the ISL
and. being erected in 1885. 1t is said
some of the timbers from Fort Henry
were incorporated into this building.
in Squire c. S. Greers court on
| the South Side yesterday, Harry Nc
Keown, of Mccullough street, was ar
raigned on a warrant sworn out by
( his father, the charge being lunacy,
and was committed to Jail for a hear
| ing.
| The new Castle of the Knights OF
| the Mystic Chain, held large and en-
| thusiastic meeting at Odd Fellows
hall last night. Five new applications
were received. This new organization
starts off with fattering prospects for
| success.
The w. C. T. U. will conduct a
double gold medal contest in the U. P
church at Roney's Point on the even
ing of the 10th inst The medals will
be contested for by two classes, one
from the latter place and the other
from Wheeling.
Between the Parkersburg conven-
| ton and the Potomac sale the Public
| Building wore deserted look, yes
terday. About the only officials on
duty were Chief Clemans, Clerk
O'Brien, Will Nolte, Charley Damien
berg and Jack" Wilson.
A birthday social will be given at
| the Second Christian church under
| the auspices OF the Christian Endeav-
Or Society on Thursday evening, the