Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

interment will be at Greenwood. Mrs
Wallace and VIM. Terry, IT,, two chill
dren. from Pittsburg, are in the city
to attend the funeral.
The congregation of the Cathedral
and st. Alphonsus church will make
their second pilgrimages to all the
Catholic Churches in the city this af-
ternoon. This condition of the Jubilee
will be fulfilled by the Cathedral con-
gregation in four Sundays, and by St.
Alphonsus' congregation in three.
Mr.. John Cooper, OF Bellaire, receiy-
| ed word yesterday that his neice, Miss
Clara Cooper, of Williamsburg, Pa, was
lying very low with typhoid fever Miss
! Cooper is well known in that city and
! in Wheeling. having visited here a
number of times. Her many friends
will be sorry to hear Of her condition.
The entertainment which was to
have. been given in the basement OF
st. Alphonsus Catholic Church last Sun
day evening by the members of Branch
/ 80, G. R. c., Knights of st. George, and
, which was postponed on account of the
flood, will be given this evening. The
proceeds will go for the benefit of the
st. Alphonsus Orphans Home
Lucy B. Hayes Circle No 2, Ladies
of the G. A. R., will meet in regular ses-
sion at their hall on Market street, Fri
day evening, May 3rd, at seven O'Clock.
Several new members are to be initial
ed, and every member is earnestly re-
quested to be in attendance. The State
encampment, which was postponed, will
be held at Parkersburg the latter part
of May.
The Wheeling Camp of the Modern
Woodmen celebrated it's second ami
| versary with an entertainment at Arion
nall last night. The exercises were
! interesting, and were thoroughly appre-
ciated by large audience. The COM
I mittee in charge is composed of Peter
| Coleman, G. w. Prettyman, VIM. Klap-
worth, c. L. Tut, J. J. Solsgiver and
l.. P.IhrIg.
The Standard Oil Company, of Bell
aire, has completed about 500 feet Of the
road between the B. & &. tracks and
their works. The road is being first
covered with large stones, then smaller
| stones and Stag. The company is oolng
this at their own expense, as they ask
ed Council to do this work and it re-
fused. 1t is now reported that Council
will try to stop the company from dong
! the work
Judge H. C. Hervey held special
term of Court in Brooke county yes
terday in the matter of the alleged vio-
lation of the injunction granted by
him some months ago, restraining the
union workmen from interfering with
new employees of the Eagle Glass Com
pany. Evidence was taken in the mat
ter, and 1t was not concluded Core &
Palmer represent the company, and J.
j. Coniff, Esq, the defendants.
Joe W. Miedel is the recipient of
valuable relic from the Philippines. T =.
gift In question is an engraved moro
KRIS taken from Commandante Sanchez,
who was captured by Sergeant VIM. e.
Huber, of this city. Commandante
sanchez was the leauer of a band Of
mounted Ladrones, and has taken many
lives. for which he will probably SUI
fer the penalty by being executed. The
kris is on exhibition in the Main street
window of Geo. M Shook & Co.
Anton Holman, a prominent and
highly esteemed German citizen of the
South Side, passed away yesterday in
the sixty-first year of his age. He had
wide circle of warm friends who ex-
tend sympathy to the bereaved family.
The funeral will take place Monday
morning from his residence on Tween
ty-fffth street. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at st. Alphonsus church at
nine O'Clock, and the remains will be
buried in Mt. Calvary cemetery
The Principal Office of the La Belle
Iron Works was removed to Steuben-
vile yesterday. Manager John E.
Wright will be in charge and his as
sistants in the local office will also go
to Steubenville. They have rented
houses in that city. The Wheeling
plant will continue in operation, and
will not be affected by the removal
of the offices, which was done because
Of the fact that the La Belle now has
larger interests in Steubenville than in
this city.
A young lady who entered the
Water Board Office one day last week
created considerable amusement by the
statement which she made. 81 was
never so mortified in my life" she
said. You know my sister was mar
ried this morning and we had break
fast at the house. The ice cream man
was late and we were all worried. We
were expecting him, and when there
was knock at the door, of course we
all thought it was the ice cream man.
I opened the parlor door and here il
was the man to turn off the water.