Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-14
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Zane Lodge, Shield of Honor, pic
nicked at Mozart Park yesterday.
Work On H. E. Cooks new bottling
establishment on Forty-third street is
progressing rapidly.
The clock in the tower" of st.
Paul's German church on the South
Side is out Of order.
Ohio Valley lodge No. 13, X. of p,
will confer the rank of Esquire on six
candidates this evening.
This evening at 1880 o'clock there
will be meeting of the Ohio County
Constable's Association at No. 26 Six
teenth street.
--Devotees of dancing will appreciate
new idea of Prof. Renke's, a shirt
waist party at Mozart Park, Monday
evening, June oath.
Yesterday at Wheeling Park occur
red the annual outing of the Fulton
schools, and very enjoyable day was
spent by the large number that at
tended
There was serious trouble in the
Austrian colony on First street, Mar
tins Ferry, last night. One foreigner
was badly used, having three cuts
which DR.. Owens sewed up.
Virginia, the infant daughter Of ATr.
and Mrs. Patrick Burns, died yesterday
morning and will be buried Saturday 1t
Mt. Calvary cemetery The parents
have the sympathy of host of friends.
-Four burros and a band wagon,
part of an Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
struggled down Market street yester-
day morning, bound for Benwood,
where they gave a performance last
evening.
The stockholders of The Board, of
Trade Building Company held their an
nual meeting last night at the Board of
Trade rooms. Reports We're read and
the old Board of Directors was re-elect-
ed for another year.
The vacancy in the portion of as
sistant cashier of the National Exc lanse
Bank occasioned by the appointment Of
MIR. Irvine to position in The Bank OF
Wheeling, has been filed by the cleo
ton of Charles W. letters.
Evangelist. Randall went to the
workhouse last night, with a Police
Gazette and new deck of cards for the
prisoners. He says strange bird gave
a howl and fed, frightening him from
his purpose to give the articles TO the
prisoners.
The patrol wagon was hurried to
the wharf rprdar ~. ne To 81
ephone message that a man had Drop
ped dead. George Soles, a steamboat
mate, had dropped in an epileptic fit
and was being cared for by his friends
when the wagon arrived.
This afternoon at half-past two
O'Clock, from his late residence On
South Chapline street, will occur the
funeral of Frank Plankey, VINO was
killed Wednesday morning by a 3. &
o. engine at the Junction. He viii be
buried by the G. A. r. with military
honors
"A lecture on Tour of Europe and
Passion Play" win be gwen this even
ing by Mrs. NJ. Anna Hail at the head
quarters of the Mother Swayne Circle.
No. s. Ladies of the c. A. R., ee-nnr
Thirty-third and Jacob street.. under he
auspices and for the benefit of the
Ladies of the G. A. R. soldiers home III
the State of West Virginia
"A bright little fourteen-months-o
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Burns, died at the home of its parents.
rear of 2406 Market street, yesterday
morning. The funeral will take place
Saturday morning at ten o'clock In
terment will take place at Mt Calvary
cemetery. Rev. Father Galway will
accompany the funeral and hold SER
vices at the grave.
The transportation committee of
the Carnival Association got a rate OF
one fare for the round trip, good for
two days only, from the Central Traffic
Association. The excursions will be so
arranged as not to congest the CITY
upon any one day or days. The w. &
L E. and c.. L & W. have given bet-
ter rates one fare for round trip
tickets, good for the entire week
Wheeling wants her visitors to come
Monday and remain until the curtain
drops en- the last act of The big show.