Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

| ly. He looked like loafer, always treat
ing Pierre and Louise in the usual cruel
the remark such as "By Jove, when she
weeps she looks very pretty" etc. A bet
ter selection could not have been made for
the part.
and gave good satisfaction. He handled
himself like an old actor, and always Gre
ated considerable laughter, especially while
in Henriette's chamber. Ed. should en-
gage with some good company, as he would
be certainly hard to beat.
The character of Countess de Linere was
filled by Miss Kate Anderson. She was
splendid, and filled this difficult part ex-
ceedingly we'll. Her acting was highly
! Miss Maggie Johnson as Marienne was
| fine snd was much applauded. She won
golden laurels in meeting Louise and
Henrietta and informing them that she
was pursued by the police, and her DEFY
| ing Jacques was good.
| DR.. A. r. Ong as Almond Chevalier de
Vaudray was good and filled his part in
first class manner. He brought down the
house in saying. 81 tell you what, Mon
siear, that TO snatch this paper from me
you must take my life. Recollect, it is not
! only her secret but it is your dignity
| your own honor that defend"
| MISS MSegle hdlston mauo Spienuio
SISTER Genevieve." She gave entire salts
| faction.
Mr.. W. s. Meek, as Marquis de Preslis,"
| Mr.. J. {. Gray as Count de LINER" Mr..
| Jesse Phebus as Count de Msilly," Mr..
| James Bayless as "Marais," Mr.. Wister
| Kerr as "Lafier," Mr.. X. F. Allender as
Martin" Miss May Robinson as Cora
Miss Lizzie Medill as Julie" and Miss
Laura Long as "Florette," all filled their
parts srlendidly. The support was also
good, and the applause was heavy dnring
| the entire performances.
The costumes were elegant, and the
scenery loaned by the Forrest Dramatic
| Club, of Bellaire, was the finest ever seen
! in this city.
Music was furnished by Prof Ad Frazier,
! and Messrs. NJ. NJ. Morris, John Frazier,
| Lou Clark Will Reed and Ross Barr. Some
excellent music was rendered and gave
| universal satisfaction.
The play was given for the benefit OF the
| Ladies' Union Benevolent Society and
about 800 will be Melted. By request 1t
| will be repeated at Commercial Hall to-
morrow night, aud those who have not
seen il should go. 1t will pay. The adj
mission will be reduced. An excursion
will come up from Belaire.
The schools closed on Friday for the
! usual April vacation.
! Mrs. J. NJ. Adams, OF Harrisville, is Wis
| iting friends in this city.
The old Council will hold the last meet
| ing Lext Tuesday night.
! DR.. W. II. Hall will return from Ann
! ArbOr thIs week.
! James Raston, an employe at Hane's
! Marble WORKS, has about recovered from
! his recent accident.
| Chas. d. McCarty will open an insurance
Office in room over HobenSacks drug
store this week.
Mrs. Theo. Dyson, who has been quite
sick for some weeks, is or the mend.
J. n. Nicholson, builder and patentee OF
the Nicholson glass furnace, is in the city.
stopping at the Hanover Hotel.
Miss OCtavio Miller, the Martins Ferry
| Central" who has been on the sick list
! for some days is improving and will re-
sumo her duties in the office tomorrow.
J. NJ kinslOw sold his household goods
! at auction yesterday. A. NJ. Shlpman, ESD,
! Mas the auCiiOneer.
Miss Maria Mccullough, OF Pleasant Val
| Icy. is visiting relatives in the city.
! Will Miller, who has been working in
| Steubenyille for some months, returned
Yesterday, and will likely work in Wheel
| ing.
Mrs. Margaret Mcclure, of the West End,
is threatened with pneumonia. Mrs. Nc
Clure is % years OF age, and has always en-
! joyed excellent health.
! The Peoples shoe store is now receiving
/ their spring and summer stock of boots
! and shoes. The designs Of all kinds OF
! wear are nice and the goods will be sold at
! rock bottom prices. Give them call aud
! YOU can save money.
Miss Eta Miller entertained a number
! of friends at her home, in the West End,
/ last night.
! Thos. Greer, has just completed the bal.
/ lot boxes for to morrow's election.
Messrs. Harry Mcclure and S. Klein,
| down town merchants have returned from
| the East, where they have been buying
! goods
Samuel Groves, who has been attending
! college at Wooster, is home on short
! vacation.
VIM. Sloan will shortly quit the furni-
| ture business and engage III carpenter con-
tracing J. |. Crippen will open an ice
cream parlor in his room.
A large number of Martins Ferry people
took in Maggie Mitchell last night Lots
| Of kids attended the Academy. The Little
| Anna made a speCia. trip.
| Messrs. A. n. Theaker and Ed. Cottell
! decline 10 be candidates for u membership
! in the School Board
! Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd will open the
! Alison House tomorrow. She spent the
! past week at MiddletOwn, Ohio.
! James ONeill ~ receiving stock OF
/ pianos, organs and music goods and will
/ keep these goods together with his tailor
/ establishment.
! Thomas Davis. pullover at the Laugh
/ lin mill, buried his wife on Wednesday,
| She leaves four little children.
Rev +. S. DeHass has returned from
New York City.
70 morrow Is el, Ct;Un day and is the all
absorbing topic. A councilman, assessor
and school director will be elected, and
township assessor, trustee and treasurer.
Much interest is being manifested.
The old soldiers at Portland and Warren,
Just above US, in Jefferson county, are con.
sidering the prOpriety OF organizing Post
! Of the G.. A. K. There are - veterans
living in the township, and it is thought
most, il not all of them will join the Post
il it is organized. Prof Taylor, who is a
member OF Thoburn Post OF this place,
lives at Portland, and will help to keep
the ball rolling.
John Beazle, the grocer, will remove into
the room formerly occupied by Majors, the
saloOnist, next week.
W. II. Starke, the shoemaker, will re-
move into DR.. Hervey's room, and the
doctor will remove into the Hanover Hotel.
Dr. Mcclure has removed into the build
ing next to McCue's store.
Rev. J. J. McCarrell has removed into
the Presbyterian parsonage.
A. c. EnoC, the photographer, has moved
into his new building on Fourth street.
A. b. Fisher, Of Kerr's planning mill. will
remove his family to Carrolton, Ky, this
| week.
The operetta of THE Hsymakers,"
which has been in active rehearsal for
some time past, is to be produced on the
Goth and 2lst of April. The piece abounds
with solos and choruses, and our people
have a rich treat in store.
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society
will meet at Mrs. Lewis Swartz's next
Wednesday evening" and full attendance
of the members is requested.
The scarlet fever scare at Warren has
abated, and is it probable that the schools,
which were closed on account OF it, will re-
open next week. The scare, it appears,
originated from the appearance of several
cases OF aggravated cold and pnuemonis,
which was mistaken for the dreaded fever.
There was but one death, and that occurred
before the scare arose. The feature which
occssioned most alarm was that the sick