Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-26
Danford has been nursing in the army
for some time.
BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the Bel
mont County Town.

mont county Town.
The following is the programme for
the Fourth of July picnic and frater-
nal rally by the Arlington Uniformed
Rank, No. 92 K. of P. and Buckeye
Commentary No. 6, X. of G.. E., at the
st. Clairsville fair grounds.
Forenoon, Central Standard Time
1000 Grand street parade, Col. c. F.
Ch~arlesworth. chief marshal; 1915,
overture, Arlington Co., U. R. K. of P.
band; 1880, address of welcome, Judge
j. w. Hollingsworth; HOO, response,
George Cook; 11:10, vocal selection,
quartette; 11:50, music, Arlington Co.,
U. R. X. of P. band; 1900, luncheon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with music.
LOO horse shoe pitching contest;
ITO, potato race; Ills, slow mule race,
IL mile; 1:25, wh~eelbarrow race; 1.30,
two mile dash, bicycle race; lao, foot
race, 100 yards; las bicycle race two
mile handicap; 1:55 barrel race; 300,
game of base ball between the Daugh-
erty's, of Martins Ferry, O., and the
Doyle's, of McMechen; 2:30 horse rae
ing; $3.50, prize drills, by uniform COM
panies; 400, sham battle, Co. E, 7th
0. n. G. and Uniform Rank COM
panies; 500 shoe lacing contest; $40,
creased pig; 5:15, delivery Of prizes.
Jos. G. Kline, who returned from the
asylum, and of which mention has
been made, seems to have left without
leave, as his wife received a telegram
yesterday, saying that he had left with
out the. knowledge or consent of the
authorities and directed her as to what
course to pursue If she wished him to
return. His wife is afraid to live with
him and seems to be in mortal fear of
him.
Local news dealers received notice
from Typographical Union No. Z in
Pittsburg that the strike against these
papers that had been placed on the
unfair list had been declared off.
Ray Dunning, a young lad of the
Fifth ward, while playing yesterday,
fell and broke his arm.
The iron girders for the roof of the
power house at the steel plant have all
been placed in position, and this new
building will Don be completed.
Mrs. c. R. Wolf, who has been spend
ing several days in the country, return
ed home yesterday.
Quite a number of the Pennsylvania
railway linemen were in the city yes
terday.
The Board of Equalization finished
up all their business yesterday and
made their returns. The increase made
by the Board will be quite large. but
it has not yet been given out.
The mayor finds no trouble in having
a large number OF prisoners these DAYS,
but he finds that they all have no
money and turns them out. as it is toe
expensive to board them.
Work on repairing the Central
school building is being pushed rapid
ly
Mrs. James Lee and daughters. Miss
es Myriel and Elsie, left yesterday for
Newark. where they will visit several
days and from there they will go to
Chicago Junction.
Mrs. VIM. Emerson, of Bethesda. was
in the city a short time yesterday on
her way 10 Woodsield to attend the
district NJ. E. conference.
julius Schnolb left yesterday for
New York. from where he will sail for
Europe TO spend several months.
The Bow-Knot and Jolly Boys clubs
held a meeting Saturday evening to
make arrangements for a picnic on
July 4th.
H. Roemer and wife left yesterday
for Milwaukee where they will spend
several weeks.
The J. O. O, F. will pay a fraternal
visit to a Wheeling lodge this even
ing.