Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-23
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
Collection of the Small Events OF
Each Passing DAY.

n CORAcctlon OI the Snhl EFehtS Oh
Each Passing Day.
The City Clerks Office is being
overhauled and cleaned.
The Belmont stables have been
been given a fresh coat of paint
There were no applications for en-
listment yesterday at the local recruit
ing Office.
Last evening officer Walker ar
rested disorderly. and Chief Clemans
pulled in a drunk.
"A new elevator will be- placed in
the wholesale establishment of p.
Welty & Co. this week. -
There were four cases in the police
court yesterday morning, and the usual
fines and costs were imposed.
Next Sunday the Beethoven Sing
ing Society will give an excursion on
one of the steamers to East Liverpool,
O., and return.
Black Prince lodge No. 10, K. of
P, will work the third rank on a class
of candidates Thursday night, and a
luncheon will follow the exercises.
There will be called meeting of
the members of the Young Mems Pro-
gressive Club Thursday evening, May
oath. All members of the race are re-
quested to attend.
Garfield Temple, K. G. E., will hold
special meeting at its hall on the
South Side tomorrow evening. The
organization will give a box social
next Saturday evening.
Rev. A. B. Loves, who has charge
of the work at the Hearne tabernacle,
yesterday received information from
Cincinnati of the death of his mother,
Roxana T. Loves, at the advanced age
of SO years.
Two Otis elevators, gas engine
and dynamo are being placed in the
wholesale grocery of Joseph Speidel &
Co. George w. Porter, of Pittsburg,
is doing the elevator work, and Sands
the dynamo.
The turn day at Wheeling Park
next Sunday will attract a big crowd
from Pittsburg, as well as all other
cities in this district. 1t will be the
last before the national funniest in
Philadelphia.
The baccalaureate sermon to this
years graduating class of the High
school will be preached on the evening
of June oath at the Chapline Street
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev.
w. j. Harness.
The members of the Emerald club
will give their first summer outing and
o. tho Central
house on the South Side Tuesday eve
ming, May 29th. Prof Killmeyer will
furnish the music.
"A man named Emering was
brought to the city yesterday from Sis
tersville and taken to the Haskins hos
pital to receive treatment for frac-
ture of his left arm which he sustained
by a fall from derrick in the oil
fields.
Kate Bowman was given a hear
ing before Squire j. r. Larue Mon
day on the charges of disturbing the
peace and profane swearing, on COM
plant of Louisa Shirley, The defend
ant was fined 81 and costs on each
charge and in default of payment was
sent to Jail for twenty days.
AT the Richie school, yesterday
afternoon, the pupils in German gave
pleasing concert Many of the pa
rents and friends of the pupils were
present and thoroughly appreciated
the programme. Those taking part
were l. McCracken. H. Kloss, NJ. Bert
schy, NJ. Jones, ]. Schultze, o. Miller.
A. Hartman, ]. Marschner. c. johnson.
L. Frohme, c. Rothermund, K. Glib.
E. Schallenberg. A. Brinkman, E. Otto,
NJ. Winterbauer, H. Conner, NJ. Jep-
son, a. Schrebe. B. Rasel, NJ. Schell.
E. Miller, A. Eebe. D. Smith, H. Allen.
H. Brinkman, /. Oberman. A. Haga-
dorm, n. Rank, Eta Mcmillan, NJ. Fill
mer, S. Meyer, S. Cook, A. Richter. H.
Nolte, NJ. Thebey, S. Baker, A. Baker,
M. Otto, H. Jaeger, H. Seybold, W.
Barth, E. Bremen, A. Ehrle, l. Pebler,
W. Sidel, ]. Brown, R. Kloss. f.
Knoke, w. Harris. TFink, 4. Stein
becker, c. Kettler. 7. Jahnke. NJ.
Strautman.