Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-19

| Noftn Wne6ilng pOIlery.
One application was received at the
local recruiting Office yesterday.
The Ruth will bring in an excur-
sion this morning from Sistersyille.
"A new social club Dis being organic
ed by young men of the South Side.
Three disorderlies and DRINKS were
on the uocAet at police headquarters
| last night.
The new residence being built by
o. Freedman, on South Wetzel street, is
nearing completion.
There will be four steamers leave
the wharf to-day for various river
points with excursions.
F. Shredder is making extensive
improvements to his place of business
on South Chapline street.
The Chapline Street M. E. church
will hold social and supper Tuesday
evening in the Arion hall.
| The Maine club gave very enjoy
able dance at Mozart Park last evening.
Prof. Long furnished the dance music.
The demurrers in the case of John
Anderson, of Elm Grove, were submit
! ted in the Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing.
"A special session of the Criminal
Court grand jury will be held Monday
morning. The list of presentments is
small.
Quite number of persons from this
city attended the performances of the
John Robinson circus in Bellaire yes
! terday.
On next Tuesday evening there will
be an important business meeting of
the Y. M. |. A. at their quarters on the
| South Side.
/ The work on the new houses being
erected by ]. C. Strobel, on the site of
the old Caldwell mansion, is progress
ing rapidly.
| Last evening Dr. Rau, of the South
Side, dressed the hand of a Polander,
i who had been in fight and had an old
I wound torn open.
Rev. J. H. Littell will address the
young mems meeting this afternoon at
the Y. NJ c. A. at O'Clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. George Eiboert's new two-story
brick house on Market street, near
Eighth, will be completed about June
10th, and will be credit to that neigh
/ borhood
| The contractors started yesterday
morning to raze the residence of Mr..
Andrew Ritz, on Sixteenth street. 1t
will be, as is already known, replaced
by fine dwelling.
Last evening number of young
men took up position in the Riverside
| Park and sang coon songs far into the
night, much to the disgust Of those that
were trying to sleep.
Annie, wife of John Doonan, OF
Grafton, passed away at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the North
Wheeling Hospital. The remains will
be sent to Grafton for interment.
The Rev. S. T. Westhafer will
preach a series of sermons at the Fourth
Street M. E. Church, the first of which
will be preached tonight on Training
of the Tongue; or Gossip and the Cos
Slippers"
George Myers, of the South Side
while at work in the Riverside tube
works several days ago, met with a
very painful accident, being hit in the
face by piece of hot pipe and was Sc
verely burned.
The Chapline Street NJ. E. church
will give a social and supper at the
Arion on Tuesday evening of this
week Supper will be served from five
until eight o'clock. and will be followed
by social pleasures.
This afternoon at o'clock, from
her late home on South Jacob street
will occur the funeral of Mrs. Charles
G. Riddle, whose death occurred Friday
The Rev. Howard will of1ciate, and the
interment will be at Greenwood.
1T is understood that The Board Of
Trade Building Company has a set OF
revised plans for Its Few building
which may be used in the event that the
effort to raise $4,000 through additional
stock subscriptions is not successful.
The arrangements committee fol
the old fashioned Fourth of July cele-
bration, is considering proposition tt
give an illustration of the ascent of tht
American troops up San Juan hill, In
connection with the other patriotic ex.
ercises.
One of the leading monthly maya.
zines offers prize OF $3.50 for the
largest number of subscribers solicited
Miss Hall. Of Main street, deserves ths
prize, as she succeeded in obtaining SO:
subscriptions, the exact number of hel
residence.
Members of the G. A. R., Ladies oil
the G. A. r. and Woman's Relief Corps
viii go to Parkersburg Wednesday
morning over the Ohio River railroad
to attend the Encampment, which was
postponed some time ago on account OF
the food
| Yesterday, at the front door of the
Benwood city building, Auctioneer Ma
hood sold the Dougherty property, or
Main street of that city to Emma W
Deegan for ---e sum of $4,000. There
were quite a number of bidders and the