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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
Decoration Day.

IL seems that cur people are waking up
in good earnest to the propriety OF cele-
bratiEg Decoration Day rs il should he. Ia
conversation with DR.. John T.. Smith, who
is chairman OF the Committee of Ways and
Means appointed by Holiday Post, he tells
US that steps are being taken to arouse our
citizens to an enthusiasm never before
witnesSedin Wheeling. Il is the intention
20 invite the cooperation of the Governor
and staff. the clergy, judiciary and bar.
Board of Education, Council, Mayor and
civil officers, ali our school children.
Masons. Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythiss
Knights of Honor ami ali other society
lodges AMI organized bodies, all the Grand
Army Of the Republic Posts within twenty.
hive miles OF Wheeling, and our citizens
towards making the celebration a complete
success.
Committees have been appointed to
designate the graves OF the soldiers in the
different cemeteries in and around Wheel.
ing and these will De decorated in the fore
neon. In the gi,ernCon the Soldiers MOnu-
ment on Capitol Square will be dedicated,
on which occasion orators will be secured
sud everything possible done to make the
event one o; ca our citizens may be
proud. WIKI the e-a-gy aud push that
j. iI This wat'2r We irci assured that at
least 2N,tOH people viii participate in the
demCnsiJy zion. W. hope our people Will
n. every wsy rue sGTagH tie e,Furt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
How Shp Got Lost.

young lady who lives in Grafton, Ohio,
away up near Lake Erie, was visiting in
Cincinnati. On Friday evening last she
started for home, having advised her
parents that she would arrive there yester-
day morning. Her Cincinnati friends &C
coInpanied her to the depot and called for
n railroad ticket for Grafton-being OBJ.
livious of the faCt that there was more
than one town OF that name within
EASY distance of the Queen City. A ticket
vas furnished and the young lady placed
in the car, aiiectionate farewells were
taken. Yesterday morning when Grafton
Was Justify called out by the bresksman,
the young lady was dumbtounded. She
had been born and raised in Grafton, but
if that was her home she failed TO recog-
uize the fact. After much inquiry she
discored that although in Grafton
she was nearly three hundred miles from
her home. II became necessary for her to
come on to Wheeling on yesterday morn
ing'S train, cross over to Bridgeport and
there take the Tuscarawas Valley railroad.
which has, by this time, no doubt landed
he- among her anxious friends. who were
bewildered 1t her non-appearance at the
appointed time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Sunday, the 10Th Of this month";
the SUNDAY REGISTER will issue an
edition.sf Tipenty thousand copies
which viii reach the general buyers In
all the territory tributary to Wheeling
and which edition. averaging fiVe
readers to each paper-which is low
estimate-will have audience with one
hundred thousand people at least.
We have taken advantage OF
NJ. C. C. JoHNsoN's tenn
porary presence in our city
and have succeeded in securing his ser;
vices for one week that We may make
this number veritable boom for trade,
and credit to West Virginia journal
ism. Mr.. JoHNsOS's long experience
in the Sunday newspaper business
here; his wide acquaintance and ability
VIII serve 10 ulahc lhtc iSSAS - ANh'.S'N
one.
We are now on the threshold of
Spring trade. Business has been d lit
tie dull, it is true, but with the put
ting on Of cheerful face; with
telling the people what you have in
stirring terms, there is no doubt but
that genuine stimulous can be infused
into traffic and the interest of pur-
chasers aroused to action. This special
edition of the REGISTER should be OF
great value to merchants, both jobbers
and retailers, and those meditating an
investment in its pages should give
early notice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
An Old Man Crushed by ID. a a..
Engine.

jonathan Criswell, an employe OF the P.
". * X. company, freight handler at its
depot, met horrible death on the b. n o..
track about o'clock last evening. He was
returning from work, and was walking
down the track, a short distance below the
Hempfield bridge, when the catastrophe
occurred. An extra had just crossed the
bridge, and was running down the track,
and to avoid it Criswell stepped over to the
next track II is supposed he put his foot
into the frog, which held il fast, and en-
CINE No 30, Engineer Vance, backed
slowly upon him, crushing him 10 death
This is superstition, based Oh the TACT thai
! is foot was still in the frog when the en-.
CINE passed. No. 2S1 was moving very
Slowly toward the switch anu tn. unfOrtu.
nate man made no cutlery nor gave any
sign and the wheels relentlessly crushed
him to death. His head was spit open
and his left foot severed. He was about D
years of age and lived in Paper Mil alley,
where he left wife in au invalid cOndi.
ton. He has two married daughters living
in PittSburg
Coroner Schultze was summoned and
made 4 partial investigation. A COlorei
man named Dunbar saw the accident. but
he could not be found. The remains were
taken III charge BY al undertaken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
EancX Dress ReceptiOn.

On Friday evening Miss Ida, the dainty
little daughter of John Reid, Jr., extended
fancy dress reception TO her numerous
friends The costume of the little lassies
and laddies were TO great extent OF the
bright and gay Kate Greenaway and
Mother Hubbard styles and formed beau
tiful panorama OF happy faces and bright
the intricacies Of the dance. The Opera
House Orchestra had charge OF this portion
of the programme and furnished the
charming music as only they are capable.
% At 10 o'clock refreshments were served and
healthy enjoyed. After which the mirth
full enjoyment was resumed and contin-
ued till reasonable hour, when the
children joined in mutual good nights,
and left for home, with many happy eN-
preston OF the fun they had enjoyed.
Among those present were Misses Matte
and Sue Caldwell, Mamie aud Gertie
Fisher, Sidde and Matte OFT, LYDIA Wells,
Annie and Mamie Baker. Nora Simpson,,
Mary and Shirley Brockunier, Jessie
Berger Mamie and Blanche Haase, Daisy,
Florence and Ellen Hoge, Flora Wilson,
Fannie and Texa JOrslain, frankie Hand.
Ian, Edith and Jennie Wilkinson, Jennie
Griffith, Toddie Baird, Mary Wallace, Lama
Dazell, Mamie Grubb, Mary Smyth, Bessie
Crouthers, Addie Robinson, Lucy and
Marion Brown, Annie Boyd, Lydia Good,
and Masters Perry Caldwell, Robert
Smytb, Robert Dillon, Willie Baird,
Harry OFT, George Fisher. VIM.
Wilson. QUO Laughlin, Joe and Hal Spell
del, Harold Norton, Waiter Hall, Morgan
Berger Sol, Allie and Abby Cohn, Cleve-
land, Sam Harper Percy Harden, Sam
Brockunier, Frank Carin Frank Roberts,
Sam Robinson, Wilson Vance, Mendel
Booth Frank Dalzell, Lucius lIoGe, &. 7.
Brown, Jr., Roy Boyd, Benoni Good, Al.
bert Adler Harry Whitaker, VIM. Sea
bright, J. Brad ey Eckhart, OF Philadelphia.
and sherman and Charley Boomer, Of
NOrkville, q.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
ON WITH THE DANCE,
Was the Motto In Gay Circles Last
Week.
And How the Dancers Responded is
Shown by the Following
Record of Society Cav
cites.
The Fern Leaf.


One OF the most successful events of the
week was the hep. given by the Fern Leaf
Social, Wednesday evening, at Maenner-
Choir Hall. The music was furnished by
Mayors full orchestra, and was OF such
quality as would be hard to beat The
successful termination of the affair is en-
tirely due to the Committee Of Arrange
ments which was composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen: Messrs. viii Gallagher,
George Mayer, Will Smith, Jacob Gruber,
George Bruner, Eddie Christman. George
Bradbury, George and Will Chrlstman.
The crowd present was composed OF about
fifty couples, the right number to comfort
ably fill the floor without disagreeaoty
crowding. The pleasures OF the waltz seemed
10 be still in high favor as the morning
chimes indicated an early hour, ere the
dancers showed the WEAKNESS that always
precedes the last dance. Among the ladies
and gentlemen present were Misses Aggie
Fleming, Maggie Fleming, Sophie Gaus,
Ella Junkins, Ella Gallagher, Emma Jun
kins, George Meyer, Minnie Dunlap, Lizzie
Gruber. Emma Dixon, Maggie Dixon, An
ME MacVirter, Hattie McManaway, Annie
McManawAy, Emma McManaway. Hattie
Ammons; Minnie Holman, Tillie Holman,
Lizzie Myers, Annie Lyons. Name Berry,
Mollie Grimm, Lizzie 0'Neal. Ida Man
Brit, AnEie Balzsr, Iny Prayer, Bar
'bara Cater, Alverna Bowman, Laura
Bowman, Ida Trimble, Amelia kryder,
Maggie Sawyers, Ella Wilson, Ella Bow
man, Amelia Bruner Libby Stra.her, Min;
ME Smith, Katie Kryder, Katie Beltz' and
Messrs. F. Mckinley, NJ. Williams, Lou
Franzheim, Frank Alwinger, Wm; Hey
man, DR.. Caddle, Jr., Willie Gallagher,
Will Smith, Geo Bruner, Geo: Chris.man,
Will Christmap, Eddie Christman, Geo.
Mayer, Jacob Gruber, George Bradbury,
mers, P. Dixon, Will Shields, Jacob Pfeffsr-
man, Eddie burst, John Beuter, John
Heckel, Chas. Bradbury, Bick Sheppard,
Billy Duffy, S. Nesbit,, c. 0gle, A. J. Su.
ferp, W. Seeley, NJ. Mcdonald. G.
whissen, Chas. Eberly, Lloyd James, James
Ried, Elmer Carln. Harry Sprucebank,
George Beuter, John Rine, Ed. Steger. Chas.
heown. Gutnan, Ed. keOhler and Harry
Mccullough.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
Clock SocIal Club.

The ball given by this unique organiza
ton Friday evening at Germania Hall was
a great success and reflected great credit on
the fair managers, who in this affair COM
posed the committee Of arrangements.
These ladies were Misses Lena Wagenhem,
Augusta Ebeling Mary Eckey, Julia Kit
ter, Amelia Bruner and Minnie Ebeling.
The management OF the floor was kindly
taken off the ladies' hands by Messrs. Chas.
Ebeling and Fred. Weisgerber, who grace
fully performed their arduous duties. The
crowd present, which numbered upward OF
seventy couples, assembled early in the
evening and Immediately took possession
of the floor, continually thronging 1t
throughout the entire evening, and being
10th 10 leave it, when the strains OF
Home, Sweet Home at "a. NJ, wound up
the festivities. The music furnished by
Mayors orchestra was such as even he may
feel proud Of.
Among those present were Misses Ella
Wagenheim, Hickey Ebeling, Lima Wagon
helm. Minnie Ebeiiug, Dora Wagenheim,
Gustie Ebeling, En- Games, Min Ebeling,
Mollie Kennedy. Mary Gruber, Emma
thinner, julie Hitter, Melia Drummer,
Gusta Koch. Mary Fecke, Miller, Wsth-
myer. En- Miller. Csrpahan, Nickel, Mollie
Canes. Gusty Myers, and Messrs. Chas.
Ebeling, Chas. Bruner, Ed Gruber, Fred
Weisgerber, Harry Gruber, Louis Ebeling,
Geo. Bultholz, Lou Broomer, Henry Ebel.
ing, Gilbert McCully, VIM. Gruber,. Will
Debold, Frank Alwinger. Milt Williams,
Frank Hill, Andy Alwinger, Will Schu.
bert, Henry Fillmore, Schempf, Alfred
Clator, Myers, Henry Russell, Wanna.
maker, Henry Michel, ard many others.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
WATER WAITS.
Personal aud General News from the
River Bank.

The Iron King passed down light.
Business brisk on the landing Yesterday.
The l.ud Keefer passed down with tow of
coal.
The J, II. Mcconnell passed down wi h
tmpties.
The Sampson No. , passed down with
tow of coal.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh early
yesterday morning.
The Courier left at ll:30 yesterday
morning for Petersburg.
The Stockdale is due up this morning
en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Acorn, JOS. Nixon, Josh Cook and
Alarm passed up with empties.
The Regular left for Marietta with a
good trip, yesterday afternoon.
The Scotia passed down at O'Clock yes
terday morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
The c. W. Anderson is due up this morn
ing from Ironton en- route for Pittsburgh.
The ST. Lawrence is due down this morn
ing. Amos Curly and A. DAVIS are the
pilots.
The river was stationary at dark last
night with IA feet 9 inches of water N the
channel.
The crews of the Andes and the White
Collar Line can not come TO terms, as
Charley says the collars DO not it,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
whitney d Currisr Pianos and Organs.

We wish to notify the public aud espe2i-
ally our numerous patrons who are leasing
instruments, that We have appointed Mr..
c. Y. Lucas as our agent to sell and lease
Boardman & Gray, Whitney & Currier and
Hoboken pianos and organs. He also has
full authority to collect any monies for Us
in the nature Of his agency, but in no way
to incur any Indebtedness while in such
employment, which would make us liable.
For the present Mr.. Lucas can be found at
No. I'LL Main street, and will be glad 10
serve you with one OF our pianos or organs
fresh from the factory, or receipt you for
any and all sums OF money you desire TO
Day on accounts already made. Thanking
you for past fsvors and hoping TO have a
renewal OF your commands, We remain,
very respectfully, WHITNEY & CURRIER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
THE boss L. P. White Custom-Made Shirt
at {. Hess & Sons, at 81.

TIE attention of theSpublic generally,
spd ali those in want of MticleS in my line
for the coming season, is respectfully called
10 NV large stock of harness, kuaks, va.
lises, saddles, collars, &c. l have on hand
full line of every article embraced in my
business, consisting in part of harness OF
every description, all the latest style OF
mounting and unequal!ed for workmanship
and finish.
My assortment of summer goods for driv-
ing is large and complete. All the newest
patterns of busters. A great variety Of
covers, nets, &C, &C., at bottom prices.
OF trunks l have an immense stock of
every description, from the cheapest packer
to the best article of sole leather trunk.
All made in my own shops, by experienced
workmen, of the best material, and will be
sold, wholesale and retail, at. the lowest
prices.
or collars l make q speciality, manufac-
tnring largely all kinds. l would especi-
ally call the attention of those needing q
frst-class work collar to my Irish CO lar,
the best collar made for heavy draft, and
which has never failed to render entire
satisfaction.
Believing it unnecessary to enumerate
further, will state that | have q general
assortment OF ell goods usually kept in a
first class establishment which will be sold
at the very lowest prices J. r. SHEPPARD.
No. 1913 Main street. corner OF Eteyeuth
| street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
Our firsI week.

We commenced doing b. sinsss in our
rev store. l:i20 Market street, on Monday
of last week, and as we are little proud
OF our first weeks business We take the
liberty below of announcing list Of our
sales for that time:
John BOdley, Esq, city, one Grand
Square Chickering Piano; catalogue price
Loco
II. +. Randolph. Bellsire. o., one Square
Chickering Piano; catalogue price $3.50
c. II. Gowdey, Esq. Grafton. one Square
Emerson Piano; catalogue price $500.
John Muhieman. E. BenwOod. one
style Is Packard Organ. catalogue price
S2GU.
George Helstey, Belisire, o., one style
i Packard Organ; catalogue price $3.50.
Mrs. B. Slerne, Martins Ferry, one style
Is Packard Organ; catalogue price $260.
Jacob WhitSon, Bridgeport, o., one style
Is Packard Organ; catalogue price $3.50.
Charles Bigelow, city. one style Is Pack
ard Organ; catalogue price $3.50.
Isaac Praeger, city, one style IL Packard
Organ; catalogue price $40.
Henry Hughes city, one style Is Pack.
ard Organ; catalogue price $3.50
The above named patrons OF our new
establishment will please accept or thanks.
Come and see us often and bring your
friends. c. A. HorsE,
No. 1920 Market Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

sditoRof the Httsburg Pest, h,, r.
mitsed 10 partnership In ana ,,s "a
| aging editor Of the Commercial c..
Higgins p one OF the most talented y
journalists in Pennsylvanis.
Nrs. Annie Cookery, wife A. y
Cookery, Of Terre Hsuts, Ind -;
Gently In that city. Mn. Oookerl, w
daushteeof the late josiah Cbsn;l
this city, and left many friend, ssl
lives Who greatly regret her loss. IN
Messra F. q. Darlington, A. G. n,
n. Dewey. 3. W. Morrison, ].
yille, all Of whom gentlemen ara =.
nsntly connected With the p. W HE
r, were guests Of the Stamm isst ~
Miss Bee Hourh, Who has been a.
ing the Misses Doddridge's srt stus.s:
The past few months, leaves to.mor,"s
her home, IN FairmoRt, much 10 n.
Of her mxsy friends In the city.
d.. J. C. Dspcan, Of Cameron, ham.
to this city, and has bis Office al 800
line street. The doctor. with hi. 49,
manners, will pot BE- long in builds
for hshself lsfge practice.
We 30 glad 70 mention AleI sv.s.
of Ste1benville, appearance anon
seain. Mr.. Sweeney has jus, r.o,s.
from . two moDehs Confinement 10 !
house via govt
q W. E. Wins. our facial artist ana :
morous friend. will tahe the charsct..
"Simpkins" in the Hay makers op.,.,,
next Friday and Saturday. sorh aad :
inst.
The little daughter OF Rev. james Nos,
of Washington, Pa, 10 very i'll with Sea-,
fever, at the residence OF her uneie. d,
Mof!st, on Fourteenth street.
Rev. DR.. A. c. George, formerly ps,ts.
the Fourth Street Methodist church
lying very low with nervous pros,.,,ioc
bis home in ChicsEo.
Mr.. Will Hunter 10 much better, butts
continues delirious, and Was yesterday
moved to the hospital.
Mrs. A. v. Morgan Is dangerously
with consumption at her residence, :
Market street.
Charlie Hull. OF Mississippi. is a e.
of his grandfather, Mr.. Lansfond, OF Leu
erwood.
Miss Libby Greer returned LIST .,
from an extended visit to friends In I,
lucky.
Mrs. Captain Mason is very i'll y
pneumonia at her home on the South s.
Miss Addie Moore, of Fourteenth Sue
il very Ill with pneumonia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
EnjOy able Evening.

On Tuesday evening the active members
OF the Beethoven Singing Society assembled
in their ball at tie corner 81 Main and
Fourteen tn streets TO celebrate the GOth
birthday Of their President. Louis Grade.
4 full attendance was present, each mem.
Der doing his part toward making the event
a success. The chief feature Of the enter
tainment was the refreshments, liquid and
substantial; these sbie allies for joyous
evening being served at frequent intervals.
During the evening speeches, congratula.
tory TO the President were made, toasts
drank. songs sung and other happy attrac
tons usual 10 make il the event OF the
season To the gentleman in question. These
varied attractions held such power over
the society that it was on early hour ere
the company dispersed.