Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
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The E-N-Tric Club will give a dance
at Benwood Thursday evening.
The chapel in the North Wheeling
Hospital has been remodeled and re-
painted.
Three young men of the South Side
will give a private dance at the Central
Garden Club.
An embalming school will be con-
Quoted four days this week at the
Stamm House.
"A new cement floor has been placed
in the first floor of the Flaccus catsup
factory, IN Water street.
Rudolph Frederick, of South Wood
street. sprained his wrist badly at the
Riverside foundry yesterday.
"A large class OF boys and girls of
the Cathedral parish will receive their
first Holy Communion next Sunday.
The April number OF The Mount
has been issued by the students Of Mt.
de Chaatal. 1t is capabiy edited, bright
and pewsy.
This evening the Rev. Paul Price,
evangelist, will deliver his lecture in
the First Baptist Church Upon "A Story
of the Ark"
The High Flyers dance at Turner
Hall last night was largely attended,
and was conducted without any disor-
der of any kind.
AT a congregational meeting the
salary nf fhn paU 1INra Tr1fnrf @ nae
tor OF st. Johns German Protestant
church, was increased.
John V. Burke, a well known and
esteemed glassworker of the East End,
died yesterday OF paralysis. He was in
the thirty-second year of his age.
The election of May Queen at Mt.
de Chantal resulted in the honor falling
to Miss Loretta Hanlon, OF Marietta,
Ohio, a member of the class of 1901.
Willie, the n~ine-year-old son OF
John J. Lopez, of the Island, sustained
a bad cut in his lower lip by a fail from
q grape arbor at his home last Satur-
day.
The Peerless Entertainment Com
pany will give a musical and stereopti-
q performance at the Laughlin Mem
orial Church, on Eighteenth street,
Tuesday evening, April 18th.
The State Sunday School Conven-
ton will open its annual session at
Moundsville to-day, and many dele
gates and parties interested in this work
will go down form here to attend.
Yesterday traffic on the Ohio street
loop of the Wheeling Traction Com
pany's line, which had been interrupted
for several days by the moving of a
house down the street, was resumed.
Col. Robert White delivered his
lecture on the Passion Play at the Y.
M. c. A. quarters on South Jacob
street Sunday afternoon. His audience
, was large and attentive, and the lecture
was excellent.
"A still alarm to the Hook and Lad
der Company at $50 last night called
them to Miss Nellie Franklin's resi-
dence in Alley IS, between Main and
Water streets, where a lamp had ex-
ploded. Loss nominal.
Theodore Meyer, engineer at Bloch
Bros tobacco works. had his eyes
pduiy sSdfd5u Dy escaping steam at the
factory yesterday morning. DR.. Plant
attended him. His injuries are extreme
ly painful, but not serious.
Miss Mollie Zook, for many years a
resident Of this city, and a member of
the First Christian Church, died In
Moundsville Sunday night. The funeral
wild be held at the First Christian
Church OF this city at IL o'clock to-
day.
The funeral of VIM. L. Whyte will
take place this morning from his late
residence, No. 2406 Market street.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at st.
Joseph's Cathedral at ten o'clock, and