Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18

old gentleman" Then came the denoue'
ment. Neither Of them tainted, and when
the girl found that instead Of finer lover she
had fondled another fairly intimate ae-
quaintance, it was agreed that he should
have another kiss, provided he would not
tell IL. The lover came later and is none
the wiser. The young man talked to the
father, and has, SO far IS We know, kept
his promise not to tell; but the dear girl,
of course, couldn't keep il.
Mr.. Charles Wells, OF Dillie's Bottom, is
the guest Of his brOther-in-law, r. F. Al
lender.
Martin Bupgarner, Of New Philsdel-
phia, is the guest of friends IN this city.
William J. Freanth, Of Detroit, Mich,
was in the city yesterday calling on the
merchants.
Johu D. Wade called on friends in the
lower part oftOwn Friday.
Yesterday was pay day at the Buckeye
glass works.
The Northwood glass works are running
along very nicely and shipping ware as
last as made. The pay roll now amounts
to about 81, 500 per week.
The Novelty mould works is an unss-
Stunning little enterprise conducted By
Stephen Hipkins, an upassuming little
man. But, nevertheless, there is not a
buster place inside the corporation limits
than the Novelty. 1t is running to its
full capacity and is crowded with orders.
Mr.. Peter Beazel is confined TO his bed.
The citizens primary election did not ex-
cite as much fnrore as the Republican
primaries on The Saturday previous. There
was only one candidate for Mayor.
Annie Stanton, a twenty-year old daugh-
ter of John Stanton, died at her home on
Tenth street, of consumption, on Friday
evening.
Mr.. Ernest Krauter will in a few days
commence the erection of a new residence
on the site of the one recently
destroyed by fire. This rev
building, which it is said, will be quite an
elegant structure, will greatly improve
that part of Third street.
On the evening Of Easter Monday, the
Maennerchor Gisang Verein will give q
grand fancy dress ball in the society's
ball on Washington street. TIE Maenner-
Choir Fever does things by halves, and this
will be no exception. A prize will be
given to the most tastefully dressed lady.
Mr.. Mill A. Miller, the new manage of
the Lafayette Opera House, il proving him
self a thoroughly practical theatrical man,
by the good shows ne is bringing to the
city. During the past few weeks he has
given the people an opportunity of seeing
at hcme what they formerly had to 90 to
Wheeling to see. He is still in the front
rank and will present unexcelled sttrac-
tons during the coming week. On Thurs
day evening, Miss Jennie Calef in IAN
American Princess" will be the attraction,
and on Saturday night "a Cold Day When
we get Left" will hold the boards. This
later show is by long odds the best thing
which has ever appeared here, and is got
ten only by q guarantee Of $3.50. The
piece abounds in pure American humor,
and creates uprorious laughter from the
time the curtain rises till the hall is en-.
tied. No one can afford to to miss thisrare
treat.
Manager Northwood, Of the Northwood
Glass Company, succeeded last week in
performed the difficult task of making aud
working out 43 pots of glass from a ten-pOt
furnace.
Mr.. Isaac Ewing and Mr.. Charles Ew-
ing, of Cincinnati, are in the city, called
by the serious illness of Mrs. r. ID. Ven
um. Mrs. Venum suffers from a very BE-
we're carbuncle at the base of the brain, but
10 a little better than during the past week.
Col. G. w. Mitchell, who was hurt a
week ago by the overturning Of q wagon he
was driving, is still feeling a little stiff
and Sore.
A part Of the factory Eat the Laughlin
worked yesterday afternoon till 4 o'clock.
Thomas Curtis, a popular young colored
man, who has been seriously i'll for some
time past, was able to be out yesterday.
Mr.. John P. haywood will have the
Hanover Hotel ready for operation by
April 1st.
Mr.. L. B. Martin is at home from Fog
toria, spending a few days with his family.
Mr.. Martin will, after April 1st, make his
home in FostoiiL.
Mrs. st. Clair has opened q confection-
cry and luncheon room in the CAttell
block on Hanover street.
Rev. w. s. Campbell, rector OF st. Paula
Episcopal mission, will conduct service at
1880 p. N !. to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Withhold will
spend to-day with friends in Brooke
county.
The Mite Society, of ST. Paul's Episcopal
mission, meets at the house of Mrs. John
F. Miller on Thursday night.
Miss Annie Steenrod, who has been the
guest of Mrs, j. s. Cochran, las returned
TO her home in st. Clairsville.
Miss Aggie Hanlon is the guest Of friends
in the city.