Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-07

ceased.
E. E. Goodrich and Clint Huffman
were given a hearing on a charge OF
trespassing preferred by the manager
of the Fostoria Glass Company. Squire
Pierce, who heard the case, fined Good
rich SO and costs, and Huffman $500
and costs. They will take an APP
peal.
Joseph Gibson and family are home
from a visit with friends in Wheel
ing.
Mart Carney, who has been employ
ed at Steubenville for some time past,
has accepted position at the glass
house.
Twenty-six miners employed at the
coal mine here, have been laid on
on account of shortage in orders.
A number of LASS workers were on
duty this week, because of sore arms
caused by vaccination.
Ed. Koontz, who accompanied Lem
uel Conkle to Mt. Clemens, Mich, has
returned home. Mr.. Conkle, who is
suffering with rheumatism, will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. W. D. Dunn and Mrs. Ed. Ma
hon spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Mrs. D. C. McFadden and little daugh-
ter Hilda are spending to-day with rela-
tives at Fairview.
The county court will meet Tuesday
as an auditing committee. On Wednes-
day they will begin the investigation
of the charges Of bribery preferred
against some members of the School
Book Board.
Joseph Shaner has been appointed
guardian of the minor children of Char
les Kroggel, deceased, of Union dis
trict.
The White Rose Dancing Club will
give a dance at Walkers hall to-mor-
row evening. A full orchestra will fur
nish the music for the occasion.
Last evening several members of ].
C. Caldwell Post, G. A. R., attended
the campfire given by Holiday Post,
No. IL, at Wheeling The trip was
| made on the NJ. B. &. w. road.
Tomorrow evening the new pipe or
gan recently placed in Trinity p. e.
Church will be dedicated by Frederick
Archer. A rare musical treat is prom
ised those fortunate enough to have
tickets to the recital.
A R. Hammond, of Fairview was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Hammond is
the owner of some very fine racing
stock that he expects to train for the
races here this fall.
1t seems that the dog poisoner is
loose in the lower part of town, and
several CANNES have recently departed
via the poison route.
The Henratta property, including the
hotel and furnishings, has been sold
to Messrs. ]. A. Bloyd, D. Levi and
Friend Cox. Consideration, $4,000.
Jack Myers. of Washington, Pa, is
spending to-day as the guest of Harry
Rankin, of Morton avenue.
The W. r. c. held an interesting ses-
sion Friday evening. The corps was
honored with a visit from Mrs Lizzie
Conkle, president; Mrs. Dustin, past
president, and Mrs. Bowman, secretary,
of Stephens Corps of Wheeling.
1t is expected that to-day will be a
very dry day in town, as the new adj
ministration is determined to enforce
the ordinances regulating Sunday SELL
ing. Not only the saloons will be closed,
but the meat markets and confection-
aries will also be closed. The butchers
appear to be very well pleased with the
new order Of things, and say that they
are quite willing to do no business on
Sunday. 1t is said that some of the
owners Of confectioneries and cigar
stands are protesting against the move,
but 1t is one OF the city ordinances,
and has not been strictly enforced in
the past. The new officers say that
they intend to enforce the laws, so
some interesting developments may be
looked for