Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-25

John went TO ne roller NIX.
TO haye . iltils ssa,s:
nI Hs eSSose : pretty maia
1hey gnosd ss n r. csnS.
Hs felt be sEsted beautiful,
She ielt most awful proud.
Ru, then there was q sudden halt,
pile Of flesh came down;
He rolled all Ger his tsir one.
lheh fSoAe'
And skaters that behind them,
Glided sstfily On slcSsd; mo,t,l,
Iheir heads the door did pound.
..,,,,,,
h n~here Vas then Mis- Proud:
ASK the sOuls that Q tr then: piled
That neAfd lnei 'HOis
get OF my leg." he loud, cried.
v s1e s %sdf nan an 1 nm sTied out:
"'~You'FePulled me all apart"
"Rifht side up with care ~atlait."
Vain John did i,P TS 9Its roOcsit.
ne r,sa.s IN nov simslf, pSss Tery SLOW.
skating Park.
Four DAYS Of splendid skating IN the
park west Of the gas works. The psrtcipa-
TORS were nj ali aces dUQ SIZES luO lVNhS
and old alike, came down and gave the
sliders a trial. Experienced hands were
scarce, but what OF that. There was plenty
of room for all. The crowd OF Friday al.
ternoon numbered about 400. shiny
was played. Sliding down the banks OF
frozen ice found many champion. Crack
theship caused q number Of sore heads.
Catch.me-ifyou-can, and many other exer-
cises were in order. 1t has been so long
since Bellaire experienced skating OF TINS
kind that it was a novel affair, and the
hardware stores had q big run on skates
From close observation we were so'e W
discern that the best skaters present were
married ladies, although some oil the mat
rimonial maidens did fairly we'll.
WEEKS RESUME.
SeveraI cars of freight was destroyed by a
collision at Lewis's Mills.
Annie johnson gave a pleasant birthday
party.
Etpa REFLECTS its old officers for 1895.
DR.. Hirst rave a good lecture in the NJ.
+. Church on Love, Courtship and Mar
riage."
< number of conversions and accessions
To- the South N. +. Church.
Nail works and cooper shops resume.
COM hundred men set to work.
r. I. 4 c. adopts a new time table.
The Misses Boyce entertained friends on
tuesday evening,
A relief committee is appointed in the
public schools for the benefit of the poor
Children.
George Keller, horse and wagon, fell
over the slide in Shecktown.
Glass workers received first benefit from
The Association, $500 distributed. Week
iy from now on.
Ferries cease running on Wednesday on
account of the ice.
The appointment Of cadet for Vest PoiLt
deferred for some cause.
On Friday the Belmont glass works or
caniled with its old officers.
Favid Rice buried a young son on Friday
afternoon.
CouLcil and School Board failed to mate
riaIize.
Ice men find Thursday a good time to
bepin filing their ice houses.
The Herald makes its appearance on
Friday and is worthy of support.
lanes Patterson. for more than fifteen
Years boss of the rolls at the Bellaire Nail
Works, has resigned and left Yesterday to
accept a similar position at Niles, o.
The glass workers had a big meeting
Yesterday afternoon, as did also the nailers
of the mill.
The Poor Committee of the Catholic
Church, met Yesterday afternoon in Central
Block, TO consider WAYS to relieve the dis,
,ressed of the CITY.
A surprise party was rendered Miss An.
ME Johnson nv 20 of her Young friends.
DIR. Williams left for Columbus Yesterday
n nresch in the penitentiary at that place
today.
Nathan Wallace, Of the First ward. was
buried Yesterday afternoon.
Walter Darrah was in town yesterday.
Col. S. l.. Mooney, president of the b, L..
& c. railroad, was in town yesterday.
Rev. X. G. Wallace is in Uniontown to.
day assisting in communion services in the
L. p. church there.
Adam Weber addressed the Druids in
their hall this evening.
Alex. Wiley, of Pittsburg, is in town.
The allowance sent to the glass workers
here is not as large as was represented.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown closes his special
meetings that have been in progress for a
week to night. Communion this morning.
Miller Booth has recovered from his sick
spell.
Rev. W. ". Walker, after his services in
the Episcopal Church to day, goes to Mar
tins Ferry to preach.
B. Daugherty, who was laid up with the
rheumatism. is able to be out again;
Miss Berthe Rankin was surprised by her
Young friends on thursday evening,
| sual services IN the FIRST presbyterian
Chnrch TINS morning: al Il.
postmaster wise IL 'n'ea'eHeo WIN 'ne
lever.
Rev IA. Lancaster, at the N. f. Church,
Tbs morning, n rev. Mr.. Mexican this
tveGlrg.
The Mayors Court has been very dull for
some time. We will not be bothered with