Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
~ fairly attended By the lover, Of Il.

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dance.
John Flynn, the we'll known nail f..d.,
has been i'll for several days, but is rstbs,
better. Johns many friends miss biz anil
ing countenance, and they anxiously AVA,
his appearance on the streets again.
| Rev. VIM. Weir, Of Martins Ferry viii
preach in the .. P. church to day in place
of Rev. R. Wallace.
The Niagara Rink opened last night with
fair crowd.
Miss Mcclellan and Miss Jessie Will
who are the guests of Miss Mollie Woyiu,.
ton, in South Wheeling, will return home
tomorrow.
It seems to be q hard matter for person,
needing female hired help to get it.
The Bellaire bottle works is getting read,
to make glass on Tuesday. Mos, Of ii.
blowers were away on o visit but are re-
turning home. VIM. Cleavers, one o. the
employees of this factory, got back last week
from q big trip through the West. 1t makes
a listener laugh to hear him tell his experi.
epce in the Indian Territory with the red
skins. he has also Q lot of humorous mat
ter stored away in his memory relating to
bis trip along the Pacific coast II. can
tell exactly how it goes to be ses-sick sui
indulge in the necessary accompaniment
of such trouble.
Rev, C. WV. Frazier will lecture in City
Hall on Monday evening, on Customs and
Modes OF the Csllao Tribe in Africa"
The new Columbia Social Club will fit up
its cutie Of rooms in an appropriate manner
this winter. -
Joseph Somehow moves into the Troll
building this week,
This morning at 3 q. m. delegate CON
yention of al feeders unions will be held
in the X. Of L. Hall in Wheeling.
1t is the intention OF the mill cooper shop
TO get supply of kegs ahead.
Gravel Hill Is benefited considerably BY
the steel workers ct pressnt. as they arc
about the only people in that part OF town
that are working at present.
Mr.. Vim Sleader, boss baker tor Jake
Wsssmap, in the Third ward, aud Miss Ill
lie Sweitzer, an estimable young lady ofthis
city, will be married at the brides home
today.
The Buckeye fishing club, composed Of .
number of young gentlemen and their sis
tiers, of this place, were nicely encamped OF
Glen Easton, ". Va, and had enjoyed .
couple OF weeks Of nice weather, besides all
the fun OF camp lite, when the naughty rain
OF q few DAYS ago came upon them. Try
as they might, they could not shield them
selves from the dampness and one dresry
morning the crowd set out on two horse
covered wagon for home Two Of the
young gentlemen who attempted to drive
n
one Of the horses fell, when the party was
midway Of the rushing waters The ladies
were i'm medistely attacked with horror but
the power Of their vocal organs As they
gave vent to strain bordering on Mysteries,
was drowned by the roaring stream. How
the party reached the opposite shore is
m ysiery but the whole crowd was success
| fully landea
A party Of young ladies and gentlemen
were gathered at the home OF Wall G. S,eE-
81 one day last week, when one Of the
crowd sugg csted that the art Of mesmerism
be tried One Of the young men con'e.ed
TO be he subject, the rest Of the company to
be tie power, as il were. They reversed
the general rule somewhat, by agreeing As
q body to put one OF their number in mes.
meric state The subject was taken out OF
the room, promulgated TO the crowd. Astor
| instance, il was decided that the person to
be influenced should be made clap bis hands
and al had their minds concentrated on
this one thought as near as possible, when
! the Young man was re.ushered into tde|
room, which was dimly lighted. Having
! been assigned seat be soon began strikingI
/ 4 r lad. ard uhap thai
thoughts Of the mesmerisers had been trans
ferred to that Of making the subject sing.
as they had pre-arranged he murmured q
low murmur inia,ive OF song. About this
time the power brought TO bear on the ad'
venturer by the concentrated thought
that was guiGing him, became
20 strong that his nervous
system became greatly sgitated and the in
fuence was removed to keep the poor boy
from trembling out OF his seat onto the
floor. The experiment WAS great success
and furnished the crowd food for hearty
laugh.
After the season OF camp comes fair
time. The season for the latter is now upon
us and one after another our sister counties
exhibit their agriculture worth and blow
their buples over some wonderful production
of nature. The GAINESVILLE fair has just
closed, and we are glad to say, was guilty
Of O reform, as il 10 devia'ed somewhat from
the old s,ereo,yped way Of making up III
daily programme. AS for instance on last
Thursday o baby show was advertised and
from what we can learn il was success be
yond the most snnguine expectations
Every little darling in and around the Sun
kissed City" was there attended by anxiou'
mothers, all eager for their cberubs to b.
the successful competitors for !be profisred
prizes. 1t WAS funny TO see the array Of
iauallers that was arranged to be admired
there was not one little soul in all that lo
but had an admirer-one who thought bel
baby WAS the orettiest OF the assemblsge
and that was ITS mother. After the price
we're distributed. some severe criticism wer'
, INDUCED in by disappointed parents
Al the hose companies have taken u
playing ball nc,
Rev J. X. McKallip is home and wall fl
bic pulpit to-day ,,.
, Stone throwers have been demolishinl
. the windows in tue Indian run school.
The articles in the Bellaire papers ATE
the meeting Of the glass workers in Wheel
ipp would lead one to believe that ID
Wheeling workers had acted in bad fait
with our boys. Such WAS not the case, an'
: the glass workers OF this city do not feel tha
way as they understand exactly how q
the voting was done
: 4 couple Of children Of Joseph Bos~e
ore recovering from the whooping cough.
The steel works employees have bee
lucky enough to be the psr,icipstors in 1"
or three huge Jokes, Of late.
The saloons did very light bushes
yesterday considering it was Saturday.
Some Of our people attended the game
= ball on the Island yesterday.
D.n Coib.rt has moved into bis ne