Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-13
BELLIARE.

c.,., POSI-. q. A. r., No. 80. IL ar.
30, 3 : reception for the "Gypsie Queen"
narforners. to take place this week.
poau,,,el fieke. OF the Ohio Sign Com
-, xras summoned 70 the bedside OF MS
ss,ber AT Cincinnati, yesterday,
A paper boat lying on the other side OF
the bridge was the scene VI moch ofunAeA
ness yesterday. -ok
rnthar Elliott will lecture in st. Johns
ctn.h on Monday, November ~. The
ornnsads will be divided between the two
hale societies recently organised. All the
nrocasds of the sale Of tickets will De ap-
p,i;aS IN the benefit Of each society pro rata.
M Jsmes Sherry is 60 i'll that his friends
,h;nt the fatal end is not far on.
Won can buy groceries cheap at g. u. oor,
betfs. cheaper than you can steai tnsm.
The new Time table on the d. ". wen.
into effect last night. Keep your eye
peeled" h.
Tha eros, receipts of Gypsy Queen"
we're about t30e and the expenses about
500 netting about 500 Iii.
Nrs Michael Costello, who was % critis-
.,lv M. is reported doing well, also Martin
Kav,nsgb. under the treatment Oh the
same physician, DR.. Steer.
Father Hedges yesterday greeted some
boybood friends, of Circleviiie, ONO Wno
came here to see him. Probably ne WIN
visit his father next week, Jusse neuses.
of Pickavay county, Ohio, who Is not yet q
Catholic. Father Hedges Is the opl. Cath
olic of this name.
Services in Ell the Catholic churches all
this week at 5 and 8 A. n. and 1880 T. NJ, to
Ehich all are invited.
The ball TO be given at Zilch's Hall next
Fr;dav evening. for the benefit OF Martin
gavenapph PROMISES to be grand success,
as il should be. Over $50 tickets have been
Elmer Shanafelt, Ed. Jones Jas. Joice,
lake A bbott and Frank Wilson were run
in" on Saturday night for disorderly con.
duct, and the notorious Jack Muller was
arrested yesterday for applying his fst to
a darkey's mouth at the A. NJ. +. festival
at Turner Hall on Saturday night
C.V. Eckhardt, of the Fourth Ward ana
James Bircbfield, of the Second Ward, lost
three year old children by diptheria yester-
r The churches were all well attended yes.
terday. ,r-.,,-
Ferry. who have been visiting friends and
relatives here returned yesterday.
Father Gull, lectures at Coshocton, D.,
Nov. 25th.
The different glass factories OF this city
report trade good and the prospects very
fattering.
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Ed NELL.
Sheriff McGill, of Monroe County, and
Mr.. Moreland. OF Cambridge, are IN town.
They are witnesses before the Grand Jury.
The Catholic mission was grandly opened
Yesterday at 10 o'clock in st. Johns church
by magnificent sermon in Father Elliotts
most eloquent mood. At p. N. Father
Hedges spoke ON Confession, how God gave
men the power TO act In His name quoting
especially "As the father sent me | send"
Then He breathed on them and said: RE
ceiye We the Holy Ghost; whose sins you
shall forgive they are forgiven, and whose
sins you shall retain they are retained
claiming that il these words OF Christ meant
anything at all they meant just what they
said He enumerated the spiritual adyan.
tages of q good confession and urged his
hearers to make good confession during
the mission.
Father Elliott again spoke at : 80 P. v.
on the "Value Of the Soul, TO q house LIT.
orally packed with anxious hearers. 1t
was in Father Elliotts usual eloquent and
earnest manner, and produced marked ell &.
feet on his auditors.
Fathers Elliott, Hedges, McMenamin
and Gull visit Wheeling tomorrow, stop
ping at the Church OF immaculate Concep-
ton, the Cathedral and Mount de Chantal.
Rhetorical exercises are held at the High
School every Friday, and friends and par
ents of the scholars are invited.
Mrs. James McGregory is spending few
days with friends ct Steubenyille.
Miss Ellen Gray, Of Cambridge, is the
guest OF her uncle, DR.. Smith, the den.
tist.