Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-25

The Herbert band was registered at
the Windsor.
Mo applicants were received at the
local recruiting office yesterday.
The street car service over the en-
tire line was resumed yesterday.
Louis Niebergall is having an adj
dition built to his ice house on Forty
fourth street.
Col Robert White will deliver a
lecture in the near future at the First
Baptist church.
Yesterday the B. & O. had force
of men at work filling in the cave-in
near the new creek bridge.
Judge Hervey is not expected to
render decision in the mandamus case
| until Friday Or Saturday.
"A power of attorney has been given
by the Northern Ohio Valley Railroad
Company to Henry M. Russell.
In another column Fire Chief Cline
advertises for bids for painting the
| roofs of fire department houses.
-Messrs Norton & Co. sold block
| of Bank of Ohio Valley stock yesterday
at $91 per share; par value $40.
Yesterday the street cars ran over
and killed a small dog at the corner
of Thirty sixth and Jacob streets.
The local camp of Modern Wood
men will celebrate it's second anniver-
sary at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
night.
The Epworth League of the Fourth
Street M. e. church will install officers
at a meeting to be held next Monday
evening
The wing wall of the new Steenrod
bridge across the creek was damaged
somewhat by the flood, and will require
some repairs.
-Nicholl placed large collection of
flood views on exhibition in his show
window yesterday, and they attracted
much attention.
-Wharfmaster jeff Frame yesterday,
after considerable difficulty, secured the
loan of a hose from the fire department
and had the wharf cleaned.
Farmers and others in Ohio county
are much interested in the proposed
free rural mail delivery which it is
proposed to establish from the Wheel
ing postoff1ce.
The reserved seat sale for Mrs.
Fiske's production of Becky Sharp" at
the Opera House Saturday night, will
open at $50 o'clock Friday morning
at the box office.
Carpenters worked until nearly.
! midnight yesterday putting the new
front in the store on South Main street,
which is being occupied by the Home
Furnishing Company.
Tonight at Fettes bowling alleys
the various drug clerks of the city will
spend the evening at bowling, and
pleasant time Is anticipated. At late
hour the customary luncheon will be
served
City Collector J. K, Hall has given
notice that all taxes must be paid by
May 1st as after that date he will
make attachments upon wages and
property, in order to close his accounts
with the city.
IA report reached this city last night
of the complete destruction of frame
dwelling at Franklin, O., a few miles
west of Bellaire. The name of the
owner or occupant Of the building
could not be learned.
The committee of the Ohio county
bar appointed to push the matter of an
extension of the Office of the county
court, has not yet held meeting, but
is expected to appear before the Board
at it's next regular meeting.
AT the Carroll Club auditorium to-
night Excelsior Lodge, No 10, A. o. U.
w, will celebrate its eighth anniver-
sary with an entertainment. to be fol-
lowed by refreshments. A large num-
Der of invitations have been sent out,
and pleasant affair is assured.
On Monday the government engi-
neers, who are making the geological
survey of this vicinity, were at Toron-
to, o., and placed tablet in the court
house there, stating that the spot is
lis feet above the sea at Sandy Hook.
They are now working at Cadiz.
HAIRY Mcfarland, of Wheeling,
who has been hanging arount the
Joint the past week, was arrested by
officers Edgerly on suspicion and or
dered out of town by the Mayor. who