Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-08
Election OF YestIymen.

ment.
Election of YestIymen.
Alta meeting held by the congregation Of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, last evening.
the following FeslrSmen were elected for
the ensuing year: S. P. Hildreth, James
P. Rodgers. W. Z. Williams. W. E. Sands
and Allen Brock. A business meeting will
he held in the church on Thursday evening
at which all members are requested to at.
tend.
Grand Temperance Rally Tonight.
A grand rally of temperance workers was
held at Parker Hall on Monday evening
Mr.. Howard Dennis, of Cleveland, delivered
the address, and all went away resolved to
do more for the temperance cause in the
future. The meeting wa a grand success
in every way. Mr.. Dennis will speak this
evening at Parker Hall aud We look for a
crowded house. Ii is the destre Of the
committee to make this a grand rally for
the glorious cause Of temperance. All are
cordially invited.
Setting Him Right.
Mr.. Harrel thinks he was incorrectly re-
ported at last Tuesdays session of Council
His argument is that the city has O law pro-
viding for the payment of the floating deb:
The city has been taking her surplus reve-
nues fo= the payment OF the bonded debt
of the city, but there is none
for the payment of the floating debt
thereby permitting the piling up Of q float
ing debt Why not, he says, levy q direct
tax, as is provided BY law, for the gradual
extinction Of the bonded debt, and then take
the surplus avenues and pay off the float.
ing de6t2
n Msndelssohn Club Tonight.
Tonight the Mendessohn Quintette Club
win sppear at the Opera House in one of
their incompatible musical entertainments.
Eseh member Of the club is musician
without 3 superior in the country, and they
have been playing together so long that as
q company they cannot be equslled. Miss
Cora Geese, the celebrated soprano OF Bos-
ton will appear in connection with the club
and will sing solo parts. This is an oppor.
tunity not often afforded our music loving
people,and they will no doubt take advantage
Of il. The house will undoubtedly bepacked.
Wedding Event.
A very pleasant event took place yester
day afternoon at BenEood, it being the mar
rage Of Mr.. John Kelley and Miss Rose
Murray. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Father McMenemen, of Benwood, in a
Very impressive manner at 4:3O D m. The
attendants were Mr.. Chas. Kerns and Miss
Mary Travis. At six o'clock the wedding
party drove up to Martin Thornton's restau
rant where an elaborate supper had been
served BY the popular caterer. which was
discussed at some length, after which the
party returned to Benwood, where the happy
couple will make their future home, with
many wishes from their friends for a long
life Of peace and prosperity.
Disturbed the Salvation Army
John Hutchinson was before Squire Ar.
kle last evening charged with disturbing re-
hgious worship at the Salvation Army quar-
tiers q week or so ago. BE was bound over
to the grand jury in the sum of $500, and
upon failure to furnish bond he wa remand.
ed to Jail For the benefit of those who do
not realize the seriousness of this oGense
the following section may be quoted from
the State laws:
"If q person wilfully interrupt, molest or
disturb any assembly Of people met for the
worship Of God, he shall be confined in Jail
not more than SIX months, and fined not
less than twenty-five nor more than one
hundred dollars, snds justice may put him
under restraint during religious worship,
and bind him for not not more than one
year, to be Of good behavior"