Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-08

I and Mrs. James w. Davis, died Monday
in the 35th year of her age, and will
be buried from the residence of her
parents this afternoon at two O'Clock.
The interment will be at Stone church
, cemetery.
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
! the family residence on South Jacob
street will occur the funeral of Mrs.
Eliza Cook. The Rev. G. Bleakly, of
the Wesley M. e. church will conduct
the services and the interment will be
at Mt Zion.
President c. M. Schwab, of the
steel trust, will visit Bridgeport next
week on tour of inspection. His
| contemplated visit is expected to have
some bearing upon the extensive i'm
provements projected for the Aetna
Standard mill
The options on $40 acres of coal
lands west of Martins Ferry, held by
Henderson and Radcliffe, were paid off
yesterday at the office of Attorney Geo.
Cooke in Martins Ferry. The sum was
several thousand dollars. Another
block will be paid off in few days.
This afternoon at o'clock from
the family home on South Wood street
will occur the funeral of Mrs. Malinza
Reuter-, whose death occurred Sunday.
The Rev. Preuss, of the St Stephens
church will conduct the funeral SER
vices and tue interment will be at Mt.
Zion.
White & White, the mere landise
haau cd q
10y DR.. w. B. Mckee in the Exchange
Bank building and will double their
present floor space This move was
made necessary by rapidly growing
business. DR.. Mckee will remove his
dental establishment to the McLain
| block.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan L..
Stamm took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence of Andrew Rehm on
! Thirteenth street, and was very largely
attended. Hon. Abraham Stamm, Of
| Washington, D. c., a son of the deceas-
! ed, attended the funeral. The remains
were buried in Peninsula cemetery.
This afternoon and evening the
druggists of this city and vicinity will
| bowl at Fette's Harvest Home, at the
! head of Twenty ninth street. The at
| fair promises to be a very enjoyable
! one and a number of handsome prizes
have been secured and will be award
ed in the contests. Supper will be
| served at 6 o'clock.
-Chas. Nolan, one of the three col
! ored men implicated in the robbery OF
j Baeshar's cigar store on Sixteenth
street some time ago, was arrested yes
terday by Officer Monroe and Rounds
| man Bob Junkins in the Second ward.
He will probably be taken before a
! justice of the peace to-day, and con,-
! mitted to Jail to await the action of the
! grand jury.
The Water Board collections SO far
| this year have amounted to $14,200.93,
representing delinquents almost eXclu-
| sively. The collections for the cores
! ponding period last year were s3,439.70.
| The new Board has collected more
| than four times as much as its prede-
| cessor in a corresponding period. This
| showing is a credit to the new force,
and should be very gratifying to tax
! payers.
| The home of Mr.. Marsh, who
formerly conducted a grocery in the
| Eighth ward, but removed to a point
back of Chapline hill, was completely
destroyed by fire Monday night. 1t or
iginated in the attic, and the efforts of
neighbors to save the building were
| fruitless. 1t is a two story frame
structure, valued at 200, and insured
for $500. Part Of the household goods
| were saved The building was COM
| paratively new.