Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-24
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.


NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events of
Each Passing Day.
No word has yet been received con-
corning the whereabouts of James
WIENER.
The Council committee on ac-
counts will hold a meeting Monday
evening.
Persons inteding to nov April
LIST are requested to give three days
notice to the gas Office.
The Superintendent and Princi-
pals Round Table will meet in
Moundsville April 9Th and 7th:7
"A new metal ceiling is being plac-
ed in the First English Lutheran
Church by Caldwell & Peterson.
Justice Srolowitz has removed his
office from Fifteenth street to Eleventh
street, between Chapline and Market
streets.
The vested choir Of st. Matthews
P. q. Church will sing '"The Crucifix-
ion" next Monday night in st. Joseph's
Cathedral.
Officer Larkins, with unerring aim,
emptied a chamber of his revolver into
an o~bstreperous canine last night.
Funerals tomorrow.
Miss Lucinda Gallagher, of Glen
dale, a woman of more than ordinary
accomplishments, has erected a house,
and is nov at work upon another.
Mayors band rehearsal will take
place at Turner Hall Sunday evening.
These rehearsals nave steadily grown
in popularity among lovers of music.
The Whitaker mill will start two
tin mills and the pudding department
next Monday, after a short idleness,
during which the annual inventory was
taken.
Prof. A. M. Stephenson, of the
Wheeling Business College, was one of
tn ejudges at the intercollegiate de-
bate in the Presbyterian church at New
Athens, o., last night
Police Officer Hinkleman yester-
day morning shot a dog belonging to a
resident of the Eighth ward. 1t was
the frs animal the officer has killed
since he has been on the force.
There will be a special meeting of
the Ladies' Chancel Society of st.
Matthew's P. E. Church next week for
the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments for improvements about the
church.
"A gold and silver medal contest
will be conducted by the w. c. T. U.
at the Chapline Street M. E. Church
| on the evening of April 9Th. The pro-
gramme will consist of vocal selections
and recitations.
Miss Della Riley, OF South Chap
line street, had her right hand very
painfully crushed by an accident at
her home yesterday morning. A ply
/ stefan was summoned and her inJur-
les were properly attended.
The remains of Mrs. Catherine
Lawrence, who died at the residence
Chapline street, were taken yesterday
morning to Washington, Guernsey
county, Ohio, her former home, for in
terment.
Chief of Police Clemans, on ac-
count of numerous complaints reach
ing him, yesterday morning issued an
order forbidding the use of air guns
and gun sings within the city limits.
If the order is disobeyed, arrests will
be made.
At the Third Presbyterian Church
last evening the pastor, Rev. R. r.
Bigger, was assisted by the Rev. TIE
Wrinkle. of Bellaire, in conducting SER
vices preparatory to the communion
services to be held at the church to-
morrow evening.
Nicholas Freese, employed as a
driver at the LaBelle coal bank, was
accidentally caught between a coal car
and a post while he vas at work yes
terday. He had his clothes badly torn
and sustained several painful scratches
on his hands and face.
Last evening the Epworth League
of the Chapline street NJ. f. Church
gave a very successful supper and
gTaphaphone entertainment In the
Sunday school oom of the church. The
many peIsOns dlltnulnB were COIuldily
received by those In charge.
The roads arfd bridges committee
of the Board OF County Commission
ers met yesterday TO prepare estimates
for appropriations for the coming
year TO be submitted to the finance
committee. The ordinance Is usually
passed AT the first meeting in April.
AT the request of the Prosecuting
Attorney. Justice grolowitz has placed
Eta Chapel under 5000 bond for her
appearance At the neg term of the
grand jury MS prosecuting witness
against her husband. William Chapel,
retained on tho charge OF feloaiena
shooting,
Nv. 4. IiuBdiek, of o%naneoeH, Va.
will lecture Al the United ffesbytefa
Ian Church ION friday, March aoth, nna
- tbs auspices OF the w. H n u
| Ills Hllbiael will he saa6d citizenship