Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-26

This day is set apart in Ohio as
Arbor Day.
The foot bridge across Boggs run
was overturned by the flood.
The street cleaning force was at
work on the Island yesterday.
The grass in Riverside Park is
covered with six-inch layer of mud.
The work OF painting the newly re-
modelled B. & o. depot was started yes
terday.
The B. & o. are extending the plat
torn at their new depot. about so feet
further south.
Yesterday the sophomore class at
the High School were given their final
test in Civil Government
"A part of the Wheeling pottery
has resumed work. and the plant will
be in full operation next week.
The work of tearing down the old
Caldwell mansion Oh Twenty ninth
street has been about completed.
MRS. Bessie Reid has sold her prop
erty on Thirteenth street to Mr. j. L..
Eawtelle for five thousand dollars.
The mouth of the creek remained
clogged up yesterday with driftwood
almost to the Market street bridge.
The Whitaker mill, which has been
IN enforced ioleneSs on account of the
GOOD, will resume work next Monday.
Judge Hervey is expected to rule
upon the demurrer in the mandamus
proceedings in the Circuit Court to-
day.
THE work of razing the old Court
House, to make way for the Board OF
Trade building, is practically COM
pleted.
The Monday Night Club will dance
next Monday night at the Pythian
Castle. Prof. Long will furnish the
music
The stainer Memorial services
postponed from last Sunday, will take
place at st. Matthews P. E. church next
Sunday
A dog was killed by a Wheeling &
Elm Grove car at the intersection of
Main and Twelfth streets yesterday af-
ternoon.
Benz. A. Mackey, of Marshall coun-
ty, who has been engaged in the mer-
camille business, has been adjudged
bankrupt.
Part of the Belmont mill has re-
sumed and ,ne blast furnace will start
to-day. Preparations were being made
yesterday.
The meeting of the Council COM
mittee on Health, which had been call
ed for last night, was called off in the
afternoon.
The gas companies had forces of
men at work on the Island yesterday,
pumping out their pipes and repairing
the meters.
The Riverside had force of men
at work yesterday cleaning and burn
ing the drift from around their new i'm
provements
The Retail Clerks Union will elect
officers and transact other business at
a meeting at Trades assembly nall
this evening.
A meeting of D. E. Hammond
Command of Spanish War Veterans
was held last night at the quarters on
Chapline street.
The Eighth ward engine company
yesterday had the apparatus out pump
ing the cellars on Chapline, below
Thirty-sixth street, out
"A. A. Schramm. the Market street
saloonist, has had his place of business
completely refurnished, and has also
had new ceiling put in.
The Mount Zion Baptist Bible
Sunday School Institute will meet at
Mt. Pleasant Friday, and the sessions
will continue over Sunday.
AT Fulton the fire department has
taken out the hose, and is cleaning up
the streets. This method of street
cleaning has its advantages
Yesterday the search for the body
of John Luff, who was drowned at the
foot of Thirty-ninth street several
days ago, was continued, but was
barren Of results.
Yesterday afternoon Capt Reich.
mann enlisted Robert Kerr into the
regular army. He will depart shortly
for. San Antonio, Texas, where he will
join the 18th calvary.
AT Odd Fellows hall last evening
Prof. Reineke rendered his class and
friends the closing reception of the