Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-14

The ave in the Terminal depot
yard is being flied :
There were no recruits received at
the local army Office yesterday.
Several DRINKS and d~isorderlies
were fined in police court yesterday.
The Monday Night Club will dance
at the Pythian Castle Monday night.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly
will meet in regular session this after
noon.
The Big Show will hold a meeting
this afternoon at two O'Clock at their
club
stone steps are being placed in
front Of the entrance to st. Matthews
p. e. rectory.
Work is progressing upon the foun-
dation for the new Held building on
Market street.
The National Telephone Company
were setting poles on North Main
street yesterday.
There were several DRINKS and dis
orderlies on the docket at police head
quarters last night
The National Telephone Company
has about completed the work of lay
ing the cables across the steel bridge.
The Ideal Dramatic Co. will play
in Wellsburg Tuesday night for the
benefit of the Young Mems Culture
Club.
The Oak Leaf Club will dance at
the Belmont hall tomorrow evening.
Prof. L. C. Miller will furnish the
music.
Battery A, X. of P, of this city,
ST. Paul's P. e. church in Martins
Ferry.
The Jacky Arthurs will play the
first game Sunday week with the Mike
Agnic team. Both teams have new
uniforms.
The annual concert and ball of the
Mozart Singing Society will be given
next Wednesday evening at the hall on
South Jacob street.
Yesterday afternoon the hockey
pokey ice cream boys were out for the
first time, which reminds us that sum-
mer is approaching.
The work of removing the parson-
age to the rear of the lot on which the
Second Christian church will be built
has been completed.
The work on line new building for
August Meyer on South Jacob street
is progressing rapidly. The founda-
ton is already completed.
The Bonded Constables Association
will hold a meeting this afternoon at
two o'clock to hear reports of the COM
mittees previously appointed.
The Maud Smith property on
Twenty-first street was again offered
for SIZE at public auction at the front
door Of the court house yesterday.
-Auctioneer ]. C. Hervey offered the
Rhodes property on Fourteenth street
at public sale at the court house yes
terday, and it was bid up to $3.50.
Owing TO a cable being cut on the
steel bridge yesterday, telephone con-
nection was cut off between the Island
and the city for several hours yester-
day.
The eighth anniversary celebration
of Excelsior lodge, No. 10, A. 0. U. w,
will be held in the Carroll Club Audi
forum on Thursday evening of next
week.
If the plans of the promoters of the
new bank in the Eighth ward are car
ried out. it is probable that Wheeling
will have fifteen banks within a year
from this date.
Members of the Sunny Brook club
desire a correction of the statement
that Herman Fox, who sang at the
Grand Opera House Friday night, is a
member of that club.
A car on the Benwood line burned
out at Forty-ffth street last evening
about six O'Clock. The car was crowd
The smoke arising from the burn
ing fuse stampeded the passengers.
Clerk O'Brien has received all the
applications for liquor licenses which
will be made, with the possible excep-
ton of applications from some of the
fake hotels which have not yet been
heard from.
1t is probable that after the first
of June the Hotel Windsor will be clos
ed until repairs are made to the pro-
perty. When the interior is remodeled
it will be one of the most up-to-date
hotels in West Virginia.
in a few days the catalogue for this
years State Fair will be issued from
the press OF the West Virginia Print
ing Company. The new book is larg-
er than in previous years and the prizes
in many cases have been increased.
Tie Alumni Association of the
Cathedral High School presented a