Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-21
BELLAIRE BULLETIN.
The Catholic Mission Closes-Poliee
JOttings and other Items OF Interest.

Jimmy" Roach was before the Mayor
yesterday for visiting Mrs. Devell's chicken
coop on Saturday night, and was recog-
nized in the sum of $50 for his appearance
before the Probate Court. He had no money
and will visit st. Clairsville.
A series Of meetings will be held in the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday evening The
opening sermon will be preached by Rev.
Butts on the Return Of the Prodigal Son"
Robert Warner, of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works, will leave for Michigan on
Jimmy" Smith and Henry Collier, of
throwing stones at q door, and fined 81 and
costs. No money and were jailed.
Walter, a six.year.old son of Charles Bait
zell, of the Fourth ward, is about to lose
his eyesight.
Al. Mercer and wife are still quite ILL.,
The young ladies OF the NJ. L. Church
having secured money enough To purchase
an organ, will buy one this week.
The Good Will Social will give mas
querade ball at Zilch's Hall, Nov. oath. A
grand time is expected.
Mrs. Klotz returned last evening from
Wellsburg.
The graduating class of 1882 repaired to
Tappan's studio and had their pictures
AIKEN in group. The class will hold re-
union some time in the near future.
Arthur McLain leaves for Cincinnati to-
day on business.
Yesterday morning VIM. Dement,, Abe
Good and Jesse Good were before Squire
Criswell charged with storing the cars on
the 9th inst. The Goods turned States
evidence against Dement, and were allowed
TO 60. Dement, was held in the sum of $780,
and ordered to be committed to the county
,aI a. lar M or
Rev. Father Hedges left on the midnight
tain for Cincinnati.
The Independent grave robbery sensation
died abornin'.
About SIS was realized from the last per-
Torrance of "Gypsey Queen" by the com
pany.
Fathers Elliott, Gull, Hedges and McMen
emin took part in the closing ceremonies
Of the Paulist Mission last night.
Information has been received that a
large delegation Of Wheeling people are
coming down tonight to attend Father FL
Lofts lecture in st. Johns church to- night.
The special train stops at Pottery station
and Benwood store.
st. Johns school resumes studies to-day,
having been interrupted by the Mission the
past few days. The school is hourishing
uRder the direction OF the Sisters of Chart
ty. Their music class is also excellent.
John Strauder, colored, was up yesterday
for stoning livery stable. He was taxed
$40 and costs. The taxing was useless as he
had 10 money and he was Gagged.
At the Presbyterian Church, next Sun.
day morning Rev. J, X. McKallip will
preach on THE Education of Young Men
FOR the Ministry" ard in the evening on
Religious Literature"
The mission at st. Johns Church closed
last night with an immense attendance,
Revs. Elliott, Culi, Hedges and McMena-
men participating The mission was very
interesting and successful throughout,
fully eight hundred and fifty confessions
being heard, many coming from Martins
Ferry, Wheeling Bridgeport and Benwood.
The mission was not only appreciated by
to hear the other side, especially when ex-
planned in the classic but simple language
of imprisoned oratory peculiarly it ap-
pears the gift of the Psulists. The meet.
ing from the beginning to the end was
great credit to Father Gull
The baptismal font erected in 81. Johns
Church, 70 illustrate the renewal of the
baptismal VOWS and the denunciation of
Satan, his works and his pimps, was beau
tiful and the theme of much admiration.
Strangely enough, many of the natural
flowers and ornaments were furnished by
people who are not Catholics. Almost 200
tapers were blinded with the beautiful
flowers.
Miss Josephine Hoefler, of Wood6eld
who has been visiting Bsllaire friends. re-
turned yesterday.
A mission by the Paulist for Beuwood is
now spoken Of
Scott Sherman was fined $40 10 yesterday
Drunkenness.