Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.

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| Sallie and Mamie Peyton.
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events Of
| Each Passing Day.
| The Oak Leaf Club will give a
dance Monday night, at the Beabout
| hall.
f; The second ball of the Bachelors
Club will be given at Turner hall Tues
| day evening
| There will be services at the Cath
o'clock a. m.
The new tree boxes in front and at
/ the side of the Second Presbyterian
Church are being painted.
The Hooper Club" will give
masquerade ball and masqe cake walk
at Mozart hall the evening of the 9th
| inst.
The Frogtown Run Hunting and
| Fishing Club will give dance at the
Beabout Club on Thursday evening,
/ 26th inst.
! There will be called meeting of
/ James A. Garfield Circle No. 1, Ladies
| VI lie VI. a. IT,, hOuudy cfcHluS, Apl IL
| %, 1900, at the residence of Mrs. Vir-
I ginia Meek.
| The first grand ball and campfire
! will be given next Thursday, April
26th, at Turner hall by members of Co.
| G, Fourth Immunes, who were in ac-
| tual service in Cuba.
The Centre foundry company has
put up a large new frame building at
| the corner of Water and Twenty-first
street. The structure will be used as
store house for patterns.
| Rev. David W. Howard, rector OF
st. Matthew's P. e. Church, will give
an address at the young mems meeting
| to be held this afternoon at four o'clock
at the Y. M. G. A. building.
The Mayor of Moundsville has Or
dered all slot machines banished from
the town. 1t is about time that Wheel
ing joined in the procession, as all
cities have issued like order.
! -Meister's band has ordered hand
some new uniforms, which were ex-
| pecte last night. The band will play
/ for the Colored Knights of Pythias,
who will conduct memorial services to-
day.
The local theatrical stage employees
union will have benefit performance
at the Opera House Tuesday evening
of next week. One of the best known
theatrical stars will appear in a COM
edy production.
Funeral services will be held over
the remains of the late Mrs. Charlotte
Becker at the family residence on
ctr h
o'clock Her remains will be taken to
MT. Zion cemetery for interment.
Mary Pleasant, colored, swore out
warrant against Edward Martin,
colored, before Justice Srolowitz yes
terday, charging him with jumping a
board bill. Defendant was found
guilty and sent to Jail for thirty days.
The members of Powell Lodge No.
gave their first select hop at Mozart
hall, on the South Side, last evening.
There were many people present and
dancing was<in order throughout the
evening to some pleasing music by
Prof Killmeyer. Those present spent
an enjoyable social time, and the or
ganization Is to be congratulated upon
the success of the event.
The members of the Mozart Sing
ing Society continue to make arrange
ments on an elaborate scale for their
May festival to be given at Mozart
Park on the 23d of next month. There
will be an excellent concert pro-
gramme and dancing for the occasion.
Supper will also be served. The COM
mittee on arrangements is composed of
E. Hoffreuter, chairman, Chas Horst
TaI,y 81
Fred. Kahn.
The Political Equality Club held
very enthusiastic meeting at the home
of Mrs. Anna C. Boyd, on Fourteenth
street. The next meeting will occur
on Friday evening, May 4th. All MEM
bers are expected to be present at that
meeting, as important business will be
presented.
Stone G Thomas centre window
attracted general attention yesterday
and last night, the chief attraction be-
ing an immense oil painting of a lady
and little girl, illustrating the Memo
corset. The painting is by the ce1e-
brated G. E. Baldwin, an American
artist, who has gained repute abroad
An alarm was turned in from box
As last evening at twenty minutes to
s o'clock, calling the fire department
to the LANCE building on Charles
Street. in the Fifth ward. However
there was no fire. The tip had blown
out Of lighted gas Jet in one of the
apartments, causing large fame to
shoot out, and the occupants becoming
frightened gave the alarm.
The Al. G. Field minstrel company.
thirty in number, were quartered at the
Hotel Rhodes last night. The show
travel in their own train, but their cars
were left at Bridgeport. To-day the
company leave for East Liverpool, o.
Mr.. Edward Stifel and Mr.. Sam
Hugh Brockunier have received the
heads and hides of four magnificent
moose, which they shot last October
in Southwestern Canada. There are
two cows, one bull and one calf head.
In Police Court last night there
was only one solitary case Mrs.
Kehoe, an old timer who evidently has
no regular home, was brought In by
Officer o. H. Meyers. She was very
much intoxicated and Mayor Sweeney
gave her 80 days in the county Jail TO
sober up. Bill Bowman, a mill man,
was arrested by Officer Arthur Ne
grum later in the evening. Bowman