Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
MARTINS FERR1.
Budget OF News From the City os
Milis and Factories.

Mfts ana factories.
The following is the programme ar
ranged for the observance of Ascension
Day Thursday, May oath. in this city.
by Hope Commandery No. 26. Knights
Templar. and the communicates OF
Wheeling and visiting knights at s
o'clock. A short parade will take
place, after which the knights viii re-
pair to the First Presbyterian church,
where Rev. S. J. Boyle viii deliver an
| address, Programmes Professional
Hymn No S44; anthem, Hank, Ten
Thousand Harps and Voices; invoca-
ton; male quartette, Hallelujah, Christ
is King; reading and prayer. anthem,
Jesus These Eyes Have Never Seen;
address; anthem, Lord of Heaven;
prayer; anthem. Hank, HarS My Soul;
benedietion; occasional Hymn No.
III. S.M
After the exercises at the church,
which is open to the public, the COM
| manderies viii be escorted to the Ma
sonic hall, where they will be banquet
ted by the lodge OF this city. The
music will be in charge OF ]. C. Gray.
and the following ladies and gentle-
men compose the committee on ar
engagements: Mesdames Margaret r,
Hobensaek, John A. Moore, Charles
Williams, l.. w Inglebright, and Miss
Ella Inglebright. Messrs. S. Hopkins,
John A. Moore and Charles Williams.
The committee are making elaborate
preparations for this affair, which
promises to be the largest ever given
by this commandery.
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evening and paid the usual bills. An
ordinance was passed ordering all per-
| sons 10 lay their water and sewer pipca
| before pavements were laid. Prop
erty owners We're also ordered to lay
pavements where curhing was set A
| petition was presented by Cecil A. Rob-
! inson, district manager OF the Ameri-
can Tin Plate Company through AitQr-
ney j. c. Heinlein, asking that the city
vacate portions of Lincoln avenue,
/ Clark and Pike streets, the recent
property purchased by this company.
/ which is adjoining the Laughlin works
\ and also abutting on these streets.
/ The petition was received and placed
on file and will be published for elk
weeks before Council can take any
action. Council seemed favorable to-
will be of much benefit to the city.
After this some minor matters were
taken up and Council adjourned to
meet Tuesday night
| Mrs. Mary Klieyes, who lives in
Wheeling but runs saloon In this
| city, was before Mayor Goodhue yes
terday charged with selling on Sunday.
4 She plead guilty, and was fined S95 aud
costs 1t is said the Mayor has charges
/ against several others, who will be
called up later to make their deposit
Of Sunday earned cash into the city
| treasury. "The mills of the gods grind
| slowly, but exceedingly fine"
Thomas j Irwin has returned from
Pittsburg, where he was attending the
| funeral of his brother.
H. f. Barrett, Baker Boyd and John
Dobbins are home from Pittsburg.
where they have been attending the tin
workers convention.
| The Welsh fair and festival at aie-
/ ehanics hall closed last evening, and
was largely attended The ladies' are
| TO be congratulated on the excellent
manner In which the affair was con-
| Quoted.
A. w. Kerr will leave Monday on an
extended trip for the West Virginia
Glass Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Pugh are visiting
| friends in Flushing.
! Architect Charles G. Hamilton has
just finished plans for a new residence
for Henry Rothermund. which WIN be
located In Sixth street. The new resi-
dence will be modern in every way, and
will be one Of the finest residences In
the city.
T. L. Dupree and wife left Yesterday
| for Norfolk, Va. where they will make
their future home.
The Beaumont glass factory VIII re-
sumo Monday. This factory has been
off a few waaks, but will run steady
now until the summer shut down
Lena Fisher and Edward Bailey were
arrested last evening and lodged In the
city jail. The woman Is charged with
adultery and the man with fornieafion.
They have been living near the power
house, within the corporation limits.
They viii be given a hearing Monday.
Charles Crawford. brakeman on the
c. & p. has resigned his position and
will probably take an extended south
ern trip.
The four black plate mills Of the
Aetna-standard will resume Monday
morning All OF the workmen have
been notified and will report for duty
in the morning.
Charles McCord has been released on
parole from the county jail.
Concert nj Mozart Park To-day.
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