Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

Anele Sn! scoeie w. Debnith Am
+, cSr1uSsAasl. Annie Dual NlSais ~.
run, Bell UptegraG, Mary Park Sl
Bailey. Kaae Abbott, Ida Boyie, ~.
Kerr, Fannie ysnpelt Assss r E,,s'
BsylesS d. Ong. Dc. He'll G. McCsr
4. Dixon, !. hsdin: L Reed 8 RoSin,,t!
d. Dilworth. J. 0oeel. C. Saith .
Combs, ". 8 Meek, q. Rot~r,sh,a :
Burriss and ". Sheve. At the niaa =
hour the party returned to the city.
RARxERssUee.
Ssaeoa"-PasksrsAsrg Henal,
inary Co00eaeeaeat.
PARKrRsBURcJ June l6.-The Init, d..
Court now In session 10 attracting -
many straneers 10 Plrkerburs Col ~
p. 6hailcroGs, special agent OF the Po,,aSS
Department, 10 hsfe looking after III;
terests Of the Government in the Flsm,sa
ton postoffies robbery. Capt J. " E,s
2erty, OF Fairmont who rendered esc,.s,
service in the capture Of the bur,l,. u
also here Is o witness In the case. D.n,.al
Narshal J. E. Remley, Of this city, M ~
an important witness, having assi,,.s =
securing the evidences necessary 10 hi
them at the time OF the preliminary ss's 49,
ing before U. S. Commissioner fors,
United States Marshal G. ". Atkinson a.
Deputy VIM. Ramp, Of Wheeling, are b.,
in their official capacity.
Personal Meatios.
Mrs. Floyd Medley (nee Smith /, n.
guest OF mother, Mrs. Ann Smith, Of Fours
street.
Charlie Chin, Of Burning sprass ..
here on Thursday.
r. Z. Homer, Esq, of the Sentinel M,
has been confined to his room for sever,
days, Is able to be out again.
Major Tom Deems, Of Rdane county ~
here on Thursday.
+. r. woodward, one Of the solid a,,.
chants Of Palestine, was here on busiass
during the week.
Col. w. V. Vernon, OF Elizabeth. sp.,,
two DAYS in the city this week.
Charming NJ. Smith, Of the Index. LEI, a,
the Hibernia, Thursday, for points Dos,
Rev. Robt. Gibson, OF the Epi,opt
church. seems to have corner on va.
dings in this city.
Rev. J. G. Hammer will ill the pulpit q
the First Presbyterian church Of Wssk.a,
ton, d. c., on Sunday next.
Mrs. T. J. Slathey, OF Ashland, Ky. e..
rived here on the ST. Lawrence, Thur,d,r
and will spend few days with he, bsV,s.
err. Col. Jno. Giifllan.
Miss Emma Stamm. daughter Of Hssu
Stamm, Esq, OF Wheeling, IL r,'rrr
friends in Parkersburg.
Major y. b. Armstrong, OF Roane cOgltr
has gone to Wheeling on business.
The kteameP N0ne0a.
the popular Belleville and Parkinson
packet. the flag ships OF the noted oppst
ton squadron. now fighting for the tii!,
between here and points below. is eu,t.!
TO wear the horns rs the fastest ycss, O.
the line. Yesterday morning s the S,
MONA snd the Henry Logan passed u,
head of Blannashassett Island, the LATTER
boat about one length ahead, it wn ,n
dent to the passengers that each boat ~
doing her best to reach Parkersbure f,,t
and the excitement grew intense, and u,
crew and passengers OF the respective bDal
together with the lusty cheers Of the B,.pr
ferry boat and Its passenger, attracted
quite q crowd to the levee TO witness 10
result OF the race. The Sonoma steadily
gained on the Logan, and came into pa1
about three lengths ahead. and was enthu
siasiically cheered BY the large crowd Va
witnessed the exciting race. Capt
I OOIfT, Tue IlutkCI uuu ohuF w Wv ~
mona. has contracted with John Sm.,4. x
this city, for two steel boilers Of The 70.
lowing dimensions: The boilers 70
in diameter aues, dOqs,
riyeted. and 70.OJ0 pounds s,,tE
| strength to be completed in sixty ti,
The boat will be reprinted, two ohimHeY
and escape pipes put on the whole amolni
ing to about g., 500. Capt. Cooper vi
spare neither pains or money 10 add TO 10
pleasure or convenience OF the travelling
public. -
Mrs. Lou Chancellor. OF Charlcston, %
the guest OF Miss Bell Junkins. this city
Or. A. J. Mitchell. Of Burning Spnuc
was here during the week.
Cspt. Frank Murray. who has had IL
| old steamer Writ on the docks q, Pos
| Pleasant, returned to Parkersburg on IN
day with the boat reprinted and in good
pair. The Captain will probably sell u
boat, as he has no use for her since be p1'
chased the q. G. Moctim.
A. X. Leonard, the boss auctionter .
| Parkersburg. who has been selling god
| for Harrison In Wheeling. II spend!ari
| few days with his family In this city
Mine host Kennedy, Of the Amefit.
| House, 10 having his hotel repainted, vh'd
adds much to Its appearance.
A. Worley, Of Newark, was here ~
| week on business.
The commencement exercises Of The
ParkersbaPg Female SenisssV
| took place at the Academy Of Music Frir
| night, The exei cises were opened re
song OF welcome greeting BY the nens1
| of the school. The salutstory By ~
Noni Lambeth was well prepared sld rs
in . pleasing style. eliciting hearty y
| plause. A duet by Misses Carrie egs
and Blanche Delliper was we'll fendss
an d highly creditsble TO the young lhs
"A Drop OF Water" BY Enms Neal,
yeloped some beautiful thoughts suhs
tive OF the great mysteries Of the dss
world. A recitation BY Lizzie WEE
and music by Sue Rathborn attracted -
closest attention and recei lived hearty Y
plause. Rockers Make the "a
son, led her hearers back 70 "
days OF our grandmothers, and Pisse.S
interesting points In the prsct,eal s.I
day life OF the present age. "Pafkerspsh
by virgie Wells; play upon the pans
written and rendered In . manner "
i NJ
years. An instrumental piece By ~
Mary Hutchins was very well eies
and the "Parlor drama" by the !GJ
clsss, caused much merriment 10 the
epce. The vsledictory by Nhs -
Foreman was brief aud 10 the point ~
we'll delivered. Miss Boremsn va
only graduate this term, and reeve
diploma at the hands Of Rev. EobL v"
/ ann who presented the same :
few well-chosen words. The g.
BY Mrp. Smith and Miss 81.
Williams, was charminsIy rendered, d.
response 10 an enthusiastic encore, -. -.
fine selection was given, followed ey ~.
Of applause from On spPreciati1e .ua .-
The citizens Of Psrksrsburs have RESI-
feel proud OF their seminary. Nn ~,
and her efficient assistant, MIS- az
ConIey, have earned for themsel'ss
ton bish In the estimation OF tbos a.
terested In the Cause Of edncttioo Il,
city, and The friends and pstron, o. ~
Psfkersburg Seminary can consnt
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