Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-20

NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.
= Col1ection Of the smaII Events Of
Each Passing Day.
Swift & Company will move into
their new quarters to-day.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record id Clerk Robertson's Office. yes
terday.
Next Sunday evening the new of
fcers of the Epworth League of the
North Street NJ. 3. church will be in
stalled.
If you read your obituary in the
Intelligencer. you'll know it isn't so.
Don't do anything rash to sustain that
papers reputation for veracity.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Abner Carlin, a native of
Belmont county, aged "a, and Flora /.
Shaw, a native of Warrington, aged
81.
I'm the Criminal Court, Judge Hug
US, yesterday, j. r. Butts. Harry HibS
bard and DR.. H. w. McLain were ap-
pointed a committee to examine into
the condition Of the Jail,
There is a prospect that Eugene V.
Debs will shortly make an address in
this city. l.. w. Rogers, Mr.. Debs'
secretary. was in the city yesterday
attempting to make arrangements.
-Moundsville is making big ar
rangements for the coming State En-
campment of the G. A. R. which meets
April oath and 18th. Half a dozen
committees have been appointed by
Caldwell Post of that place.
William H. Hornish, clerk of the
B. P. W., has declined an appointment
! by Supervisor of Census Harvey H.
| Harmar as special agent in this city.
| Mr.. Hornish's duties at the City Hall
would not permit his acceptance of he
place.
The local Turner's will appeal to
the Chamber of Commerce for aid IN
the attempt to bring the district Turn
fest to Wheeling. Edward Vaas,
| Charles T. Schuck and Jacob Loos
are the committee named to wait upon
the officers of the Chamber.
The Zaza club gave a masquerade
ball at Pythian Castle last night,
which was a complete success. The
hall was thronged, and prizes were
awarded for costumes. Prof. Long
made the music. The best order was
| preserved throughout.
The calico dress bali given by the
| G.. A. R. drum corps at Beabout hall
last night, was largely attended and
proved very successful. The prompter
was. AL. Weidman; floor managers. Ed.
Reineke, H. C. Mooney, Chas Birch
| and John Crow.
Walter H. Rinehart left for Wash
ington city yesterday, where he will
Join Henry F. Jones and put a protest
before the Congressional Committee
against any removal of the postoffice
from it's present site. This protest
comes from large property owners
and business men.
William Peters. claiming Middle
town, Pa, as his home, was given
transportation to Pittsburg yesterday
by President McGregor, of the Board
l OIL commissioners. otclo odih hS "oS
gunner's mate on the Baltimore, at
Manila. and received seven wounds in
the battle.
Yves Virginia Circle No. 251 P. II.
G. will celebrate it's fourth anniversary
tonight, with an entertainment ! n
Pythian Castle. A large number OF In
vitations have been issued for the az
fair. The musical and literary exer
| cises will be interspersed with re-
freshments..
The weather conditions yesterday
and last night were favorable to a
good stage of water in the river by the
last of the week. The rain fall was
probably about an inch, and under the
influence of the downpour Inc the rise
in temperature the snow had almost
disappeared by dark last evening.