Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30
Its near circus day.

Its near circus ddy.
The Mogullian parade and bungle
will take place Friday night.
The Daughters OF America met in
regular session last evening.
NO recruits were received yesterday
at the local recruiting of8ce.
The Ohio River road is now running
trains through to Huntington.
Charles Van Keuren took charge of
the Grand Central .otel yesterday.
The painters will complete their
work on the new B. & O. depot this
week.
The Warwood tool works has re-
sumed operations after an idleness of
week.
The Wilkie property on South
Main street is being painted and inn
proved.
Several colored persons will be
baptized by immersion at Bridgeport
next Sunday.
Yesterday the city had force OF
men at work giving Alley L a much
needed cleaning.
Assistant City Clerk Ed. Wolfe is
the happy father of a ten pound boy
who arrived Saturday.
"A wrecking train went out on the
Pittsburg division of the B. & O. about
five o'clock last evening.
The colored Odd Fellows met in
regular session last evening at their
room in the /. o. o. F. hall.
The Wooamen OF American met
last evening at their hall and conduct
ed routine business session.
The ninth annual Christian En-
deavor convention will occur at Mounds
vile on Thursday and Friday.
"A. Hoorer representing the Fidel-
ity Investment Co., OF Pittsburg, has
opened new Office in the Egerter
building.
The Grocers' Association met last
evening at their headquarters in the
Odd Fellows hall and transacted rou-
tine matters.
Yesterday a representative of the
Coca-Cola Company distributed num-
Der OF cards on the South Side, which
entities the bearer to one free drink.
Yesterday afternoon, from the fam
lily residence on South Wood street. oc-
Cured the funeral of the infant Of VIM.
Lucas The interment was at Mt. Cav
airy.
This afternoon,at O'Clock from the
e.. Nh mi CIR
will occur the funeral of Robert, the
12-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Haskins.
The Winder and Parkers challenge
the Mike Agnics for game of ball
on the Forty-frst street grounds Sun
day afternoon. Answer through the
Register.
jim police court yesterday morning
Mrs. Anderson was fined s. and costs
for disorderly conduct. The case against
George Boeschan, charged with con-
Quoting a dlserderly house, was dis
missed.
The c. E. Frank base ball team OF
, the Island are organizing their team
| for this season and will accept all
| challenges from teams under II. Man
ager, c. E. FRANKIE, 80 Virginia street.,
| phone 290.
Yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock
from BertschyAs undertaking parlor,
occurred The funeral of Mrs. Alice
| Warner, whose death occurred Satur-
| day at GAINESVILLE. The interment was
| at Peninsula cemetery.
"A bicycle belonging to a boy named
| Moore was stolen from the front of the
| Western Union Office and was recovered
| In Grafton from a 10y named VIII
Mackey, who was formerly messenger.
Mackey is under arrest.
! Mabel, the 1S-months-old child OF
H. c. Kindelberger. the North Main
street barber. had her finger caught in a
washing machine yesterday and a por-
ton of the end was amputated. The
wound was very painful.
Mrs. Elizabeth roilock has sold her
residence on South Huron street to Mrs
| Reidy of South Wabash street, for ST.
500 Mrs. Pollock will build this sum-
mer handsome home on her property
at the corner Of South Huron and Ohio
| streets.
Three special cars containing Penn
| sylvania officials, who were here on a
tour OF inspection, came in over the
Terminal road Sunday, remaining in
the city several hours. The names OF
persons comprising the party could not
be learned.
The annual house-cleaning has
commenced in the Office of City Ser
geant John S. Ritz. The private Office
is being thoroughly renovated. and will
receive new carpet and new fixtures.
1t will be in better shape than ever be-
fere with its equipment.
The work CT the hricaiayers upon