Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-07

The Council committees on finance
and police are called to meet this even
ing.
The c., L. & w. R. R. will issue a
new time table which goes into effect
Sunday, June 9th.
Special orders have been received
to enlist men for the heavy batteries OF
artillery and the field artillery.
The flag pavement in front of the
Commercial Bank on Main street, is
being taken up and the sunken places
improved.
Owing to the uncertainty of the
weather yesterday afternoon the exer-
cises for the Linsly field day were post
poned to a future date.
The Paul Mattress Co. has received
an order from Buffalo for three car
loads of mattresses, necessitatlng their
running day and night.
MIR. Joseph Molzena, the clever and
accommodating barber at the corner Of
Fourteenth and Market streets, has en-
barked in business for himself.
The Ohio Valley Retail Grocers'
Association will meet the first of next
week in Bellaire to complete arrange
ments for Grocer's Day, June 11th.
"A fire alarm sent in from box No.
80 last night at 9 o'clock proved to be
on Sixteenth street, causing but slight
damage.
The Beethoven Singing Society, at
a meeting held last night, decided to
take part in the Rex Carnival either
with a float or in the parade, and pos
sibly both.
The rooms formerly occupied by the
Mutual Savings Bank is undergoing a
complete overhauling before the new
Quarter-Dollar Savings Bank opens u2
at that place.
Mrs. Klapheck, residing on Four
tenth street, lost very valuable pet
dog the other day. The electric cars
cut it in two. 1t was priced very high
ly by the family.
Mr. j. M. Daner will move into his
new addition, corner Eleventh and
Market, in about ten days. This room
is being remodeled and fitted in a very
handsome manner.
Yesterday afternoon, from the
family home on South Market street,
occurred the funeral of the young child
of Geo. Dieters. The interment was at
Peninsula cemetery.
ID. e. Hammond command of Span
ism war veterans, met yesterday after
noon at their quarters on Chaplin
street. 1t was an important meeting
as it concerned their bylaws.
The interest is growing regarding
the excursion to be given by the
Shield of Honor of the South Side to
Cascade Park, New Castle, Pa, the date
to be made public when decided upon.
A visitor at the local recruiting Of
flee yesterday was Lieut.. Ernest Smith,
of Martins Ferry. Capt. Reichmann
and Lieut.. Smith were both in the Phil
ippines and served in the Seventeenth
infantry.
The city engineer has been instruct
ed by the government, through Mr..
Frankenfield, chief of the river and har-
bor service, to have placed on the wharf
new iron water mark by July 1st. The
old one is insufficient.
The Register has received an invd-
tation to be the guest of the Fairmont
Coal Mining Co., Tuesday, June 18th,
on trip to the mines of that region,
concluding with banquet in the even
ing at SINNERS Tavern.
The Young Mems Society of the
Zion Lutheran church will give a moon
light excursion on the evening of the
26th. The City of Wheeling has been
secured and will leave Bloch's land
ing at 1880 O'Clock and the wharf at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Howley, of Twenty ninth
street, had a narrow escape from SER
ious injury yesterday She stepped out
on the steps and in some way fell into
the cellarway beneath. She sustained
number of severe bruises. but no
bones were broken.
The Sunday School of the Wesley
M. e. church are making extensive
arrangements for their picnic to be Civ
en- on July 4th. at Beach Bottom. The
trip will be made on the Jewel. An in
teresting programme OF athletic events
have been arranged.
Owing to the death of Richard L..
Kicks, father-in-law of the superin-
tendent of schools, and grandfather Of
two members of the graduating class,
the commencement. which was to oc-