Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-23

Inc following Is the programme TOT the
twenty-eighth annual commencement OF
the high school, at the opera house Thurs
day evening. May 3lst:
March-United Nations ...............Corey
Orchestra
Invocation.
Overture-Little Redcap. .Gruemvald
Orchestra
SSiutatory. ....'...'.......-.... mamie 6oyo
The Ohio.. Carl a. Mc0reW
Jack ana Jlil.-........ Elsie A Woit
LIQUID Air. .................... Archie WOOD
Helen Keller. Blanche Strieklin
lass History, ..',:.,...,... Edna burns
Concert Waltz-Love's Proposal. .Tobant
Orchestra
The Twenty-fifth Administrations.
Gather the Rosebuds While Ye May.
...................M Mary Theaker Mitchell
Lleyds;; ;...; s:. Ernest D. Williams
-. $50 Louis Lipphardt
Early Schools ana Teachers Of the
Ohio Valley..........Lulu May Burnes
| A Century Hence. $3.50. Archie w. Smith
A Chinese Episode. .,...............Be ndix
Orchestra.
Bachelor Girls. Elizabeth L. Thompson
Our New Constellation. Everett Drennen
The Nineteenth Century. Robt. G. ptckens
Piano Solo-Mazurka Caprice..........
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Elva Turnbull
| Where Dwellest Thou2. Minnie s. Helling
Recent Progress. Brady Grove Williams
1 Sounds from Home (for string quar-
tette) ........... ..................,.G unSl
The Filipinos-A Character sketch.
Charles T.. Drennen
| Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp
Grounds. Lena Herbert Williams
| Vocal Solo-Corne to Me. II. l'hesterLloyd
Class Prophecy. ..;......;;:. Lena NJ; Gilbert
Blind Amidst the Beautiful. Leila NJ. Bower
A Concert in the Forest. ........ .Eilenberg
Orchestra.
| Presentation of Diplomas. ............
| $500. Mr.. l.. L. SeheehIe, Pres. 3D.. Ed.
Glass Song.
Benediction.
March Charactcristique Colonel
Roosevelt's Rough Riders. Orchestra
| Miss Nellie Reitz spent yesterday with
| Bellaire friends.
Geo. Ralston is having a new electric
| fan placed at his soda fountain.
]. f. Kirtz left last evening for the
East to purchase goods.
| Chalmer Sedgwick. who has been quite
low for several days. is reported some
| improved.
| BENZ. Chopper has recently embarked
in the fish business and has purchased a
! fine wagon and team.
The mines at Dillonvale and Long Run
! have settled the differences with the COM
! pany and returned to work.
Mrs. Charles Burke has returned from
| Pittsburg accompanied by her sister.
| Mrs. John Dressed, who Will spend several
days visiting relatives.
! Ohio Gilmore who has been in custody
! of the city officials, has done the required
| fine, and has been discharged
! The Laughlin shovel works. which re-
Gently had small fire. but which was
soon extinguished by the fire department,
have shown their appreciation of the
prompt work Of the department by send
| ing them check for $25.
The bed plate Of one OF the engines OF
the Aetna Standard broke yesterday.
throwing off mills 4, Z, and 9. II viii
require some time TO repair this engine.
and these mills will probably be of some
time.
John Coss, who was charged with en-
bezzling the funds of local union No. IL
OF the mine workers, and who failed 10
put in appearance at the date of his hear
! ing, has returned, and through his att
torney, w. r. Francis made an amicable
settlement with the union. which II IS un-
| derstood is satisfactory TO all concerned.
small fire originated in the home of
Geo. White last evening about O'Clock,
and an alarm was turned In. but the fire
was out before the department arrived a
short time after the department had re-
turned an alarm was turned in from box
g. and called the department out but
proved to be a false one. The two alarms
caused much excitement.
Two young men from Bridgeport who
visited Martins Ferry last Sunday, will
probably be more careful In the future
as to what young ladies they accost, and
will not stop in front Of private houses
and make themselves disgusting Tho
| young men became scared at their actions
and ran, selecting an alley for their es-
| cape. in which they encountered a goat
which gave them a greater scare. II Is
: doubtful II they will visit this city for
some time.
The suit of state OF Ohio IS. Edward
Ba'.ey and Lena Fisher. the former
| charged with fOrnic atiOn and the latter
with adultery, was gwen 4 hearing be-
fore Mayor GooJhua vest srGay The case
was not finished last evening and tic
court adjourned 1ntsl a. IN to-day W
H Fisher preferred the charges, and has
employed W. T. Dixon as his attorney.
Geo. Duncan IS attorney for the plaln-
tIffs. It is said some of the evidence was
quite racy. The trial was largely attend
cd