Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-18
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The Ancient Order Of Hibernians 6srch-
fields Division No. I, Of this city, and the
Bsnwoo6 Lodge, headed by the st. Ceceiia
brass band, parsded the streets yesterday
afternoon In full uniform In honor OF 81.
Patrick who drove all the snakes ont Of
Ireland. The Marshalls we're Messrs. NO
Garlan and John Conners, assisted by Mr..
O. Jurran. The BenWood delegation was
in charge of ]. T. Manly, the President.
They were dressed In full uniform with
the emblems of Ireland flying in the
breeze, and presented very creditable ap-
pearance.
High mass In honor Of st. Patrick in St.
Johns Church was largely attended. A
short discourse was delivered by Father
Gull, who was also the celebrant Of the
mass. The gist of the discourse. was that
the conversion of Ireland by st. Patrick, q
Freedman, was bloodless, was thorough
and universal, and was perpetual. Other
countries became Christian under persecu.
lion; the conversion did not embrace all
o, OF le, and most all other countries had at
one time or another fallen into heresy and
III belief, but Ireland never. The speaker
ceclaI ed, however, that it was by no means
enough 10 be an lrishman; that neither
they nor their ancestors had monopoly OF
the Kingdom OF Heaven-that Heaven was
gained only by keeping the Command
ments and living honest, sober and exem-
plary lives. Patriotism, too, as Q virtue
was touched upon, so that motherland
should not be forgotten by Irishmen's
children. A warning was uttered, too,
against dynamite and the insane doings Of
irresponsible men who hide their wolfish
natures under the sleeps clothing Of pa.
triotism to dupe innocent people in giving
orous leaders.
James, q three-year-old boy Of ]. B. Tar
belts, OF the Second ward, died on Sunday
night and will be buried to-day.
Mr.. John Foster has charge of the Bel.
laire and Martins Ferry accommodation
during the absence OF Conductor James
Mcdonald at Steubenville by the death of
his brother, Mr.. Abe Mcdonald.
Kelly Crozier 10 fsSorably spoken OF for
marshal.
John Foster smiles all ove- Twin boys.
lion on the B., H. & @. K R., has resigned,
bis resignation TO take effect April l.
The following comes from Hamilton,
0Ltsrio: At q ball given by the Iron Mold
ers of Canads, on the 7th OF this month, the
following boys of the Burlington glass
works schottished one hour in hope OF Pat
MCGranabsn receiving the nomination for
msyol, and Fred Clinton for marshal: f.
G. Defender, Tom Cullen, Tom Powers,
Jsmes Follen, George Brown, Sam Smith,
Charles Smith, George Merriman, Russell
Westlake, John Garrett aud Joseph Long.
Mr.. Samuel Roberts, a coal digger in the
mill bank, is q cspdida'e for the nomiua.
stIon Of Township O, nstable on the Demo
cratic ticket.
Rbes Grafton is quite sick with the
measles
The other evening thieves entered the
snd carried away SIS necklace belonging
to Mary Clark, and 1928 in mouey. Strange
to ssy, they left ring worth $40.
Yesterday no school was held at the
Catholic schools.
Judge Kelly presides on the bench of the
Common Pleas Court in Steubenville, and
Judge Hance Is on the bench in this coun
" this week.
John F. Kelly and George NJ. Woodbridge
are the Democratic candidates for City So
Iiciior, while James G. Tsllman and Isaac
n. CASTOR are on the Republican side.
Liberty Hose Company meets tonight.
Next Saturday the Democratic Township
Convention meets at City Hall. The dele
ghleS dI0 CnOson ~ ClOCk ueAe cEiuag
The city primaries are not held till mex
week, and the Convention two weeks from
to day. =.
The tow boat Jacob Heatherington is
towing railroad ties out of the Little Kan
swbs, and bringing them up the Ohio, at
present.
The Children Band of Hope, of the South
Bellaire Nj, Z. Church, will hold their reg
ulsr meeting on next Thursday evening.
Business is very dull.
Wednesday is the Feast ofSt. Joseph,
High Mass in st. Johns Church at 8 A. 4
Yesterday afternoon the Township B BARD
Of Education met and transacted usual rou
tine business.