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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
ST. CLAIRSvILLE

ST. .CLNRsyILLE, O., December 90
Ross Fitch had nearing before Squire
Alexander on the charge of stealing money
from Campbell Rankin. He was dis
charged, there being no evidence fixing
the crime upon him.
Owing To the defective condition of the
heaters in the Methodist church, services
will be held in Court House hall. DR..
Mills will be present and conduct the
quarterly meeting services.
j. NJ. Rees. of Kansas City. Kas.. was
here this week on professional business.
Miss Matte Althar, one of our most
promising lady elocutionists. will give
Rotations ut the Evansville Farmers In
stitute.
Circuit Court was in session during the
week, adjourned to-day. Among the iudg-
ments affirmed was one in favor of Martha
B. Roscoe VS.. John Chambers, action for
breach of promise.
The treasurer's Office is crowded to-day
with tax payers. The snow blockade has
been broken and the streets are filled with
sleighs and sleds.
Charles Shick is quite low with typhoid
pneumonia.
The committee in charge of the Farmers
Institute are working industriously TO
make it success 1t is now announced
that ex-President Hayes cannot be here.
John T. Troll, who has been quite I'M
well, is convalescent.
Miss Barnes, of Cadiz, is visiting her
friend, Miss Rettie Clark.
Daniel Steinrod. Esq, has been suffering
from an attack of fever, but we are glad to
report he is improving.
David Darrah, our veteran butcher of
thirty years service, will retire from bust
ness at theend of the year.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will render a
Santa Claus cantata in Court House Hall,
on Christmas Eve.
Gen. a. j. Warner had an experience on
a snow-bound train in the mountains.
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on Christmas night; the NJ. E., the same,
with prizes Christmas eve. the Dlsclples,
candy distribution and prizes on Christmas
eve. the Episcopal, the same, with appr6-
priate exercises after the forms OF the
church. Distribution at Kedash Chapel
on Christmas night. >.
Mr.. Robert Wheeler is slightly mas
posed and is confined to his ROOM
This streets both at the north and south
end of town were almost impossible before
the snow, and should there come sou
weather. will be in fearful condition.
Miss Annie NJ. Jacob, of Clinton, spent
Sabbath with Miss Minnie Shields, at the
Hudson House.
Rev. James McKitterick, OF New ork,
is spending the week with his brother.in-
law, Rev. Shields, at the Presbyterian
parsonage. ~.
State Chairman Meighen, of the Repuo-
lican Committee, has announced meeting
here December %, to select a candidate Tor
State Senator.
The oil burner in the glass house OF
Paul Bros. has been fiaed, and is working
all right from present indications.
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PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT, W. Va, December 20.-Miss
Vic White, OF Cumberland, Is visiting IN
town.
Mrs. Harry Gregg and children left this
week for their home ut Big Timber, Mon
taua.
Miss Grace Johnston. left today for
Washington, d. c., TO spend the holidays.
Tuesday night the following ticket was
nominated for town officers: For Mayor,
-. W. W. Davis; Recorder, Col j. j. Nc
Gwinness: Sergent, eX-Postmaster L. j.
Rogers: COuucilmen, r. II. Parsons, II.
CLAY Shaw. w. a. Sharey, A. J. Clark, &.
w. Harrison and II. G.. BriXtOn. Mr..
Rogers is the only new man on the ticket.
The following are the new officers of
Philos Lodge No. 81, |. O. .. F.; Frank
Burnworth, n. c.: f. Michael, Y. G.;
j. n. Fisher. Rec. Sec: j. r. Seaber, Per.
See: j. II. Hose, Treas; Geo. w. Sheet,
Representative.
y. &. Shaw Post No 6S, G.. A. r., has
elected the following officers; Charles +.
McAleer, Post Com. John l.. Brown, =.
V. Com: Henry +. Baker, Jr. V. Com.
c. =. Jones, Chaplain; X. II. Peppin,
Quartermaster; John L. Crawford, Officer
OF the Day; John t. Spriggs, Officer of the
Guard.
Hiram Lodge No. lOS, a. f. * A. NJ,
elected the following officers Tor the ensu
ing term: James Brown, w. M; James
Kaihnle, s. W; Cam. Whitfield, j. w.
O. H. Bruce, Sec; Jacob Hughes, Treas.
Otto Bake, Tyler.
The Gilbert and Citizens bands so tC
FrOstburg tonight.
Clark \ Kline have opened restaurant
on ChildS' avenue.
Vim. Farley, an aged citizen was buried
Yesterday in the Catholic cemetery.
ONIiSs Rosa Anderson, of Okonoko, W. Va.
is in town.
The L. B. Church gives an entertain
ment this and Monday evening
A cantata will be rendered Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church.
A festival for the benefit of st. Peter
Catholic Church will be held in the Oper;
House during the holidays.
The remains of Mrs. Rebecca Kigh
were inferred Monday in Phito's cemetery
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CLARKSEURG

CLtEKsEURC. W. VA. December 2O-Ou
Wednesday night terrible and devastating
storm passed over this county The snow
fell 10 the depth of eleven. inches. Trees
were blown down and property badly dam
aged The telephone, electric light and
telegraph wires were az many places torn
loose from the poles, and IN some instances
the poles were broken and thrown down.
There has been no Geographic cOmmunlca-
zion between here and Weston and Grafton
for several days. There is now every in
Citation of rain and thaw, and IN that
event our lumber men anticipate heavy
freshet
prof. Powell. of Broaddus College, in
formed YOUR correspondent on yesterday
that William Bailey Esq. of Lewis county,
had made that institution a handsome do
nation, which with the large donation the
school received from another source about
a month ago, will greatly ana ia making
Broaddus College one of the best Seminaries
in the State.
But little is being said in regard TO our
municipal election 70 be held on Thursday
week. and il would be hard 20 predict who
the candidates will be However. Tor May
or the names of John G.. Nance,S. X. Steel.
j. Il. AmisS and W. p. Camp are sug-
yeSted.
ST. Farland, Esq, has been nominated
As councilman Of the Third ward.
There will be a Christmas tree at the Nj.
r. Church, South.
Homer Carr, Esq, prominent lawyer,
who has been visiting MS son, pr. j. l..
Carr. has returned 10 his home m the East.
There has been new society organized
here known as the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor
\ State military company IS being organ
lied In this city under the management OF
/. II. Vance.
Mrs. T. r. Wallis is visiting Mrs Geo.
German. of Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Mary Goh and Miss Borgess. viii
spend the holidays i'm Baltimore.
Ralph Finueu, Frank Moore and Percy
COT are home from school for Christmas
week.
stewart l.. Reed has taken charge of the
editorial department of the Telegram.
We are happy TO say that Mrs. q. +.
Clifford. who has been very III, IS now
much better.
Misses Mary and Hattie Cot have re
turned home after an extended tour through
the West
George r. Leonard, of Fairmout. has Sc
cured position in ID. H. Osborn machine
works.
Mrs. Henry Raymond and Miss Delia
HavmOnd are visiting in indianapolis
ID. T. Price is home on a visit.
Hon. John BraunOu. of Weston. and Lee
Watson, Esq, OF FairmOnt were among
prominent lawerS in the city during the
week
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MOUNDSVILLE.

NlOUNnSVuLE. December 2O.-MiSS Liz
rie Evans will positively appear az the
opera house on next Friday evening in the
buckeye" Will J. Jufy. the advance
agent. was in the city yesterday.
A series of meetings will be conducted
al the Christian Church, commencing to-
day and continuing until next Sunday.
Dr. W II. Hoover, late practicing phySl-
clan of New York, and Mr.. W. \. Hart,
of Bethany College, will have charge Of
the services. Mr.. Hart is a noted vocalist
and will interSperSe the services with
line vocal gems.
There is an effort on foot by those hav-
ing business in Wheeling 10 have an accom-
mediation train put on the Ohio River road.
leaving here in time 70 arrive in Wheeling
al a quarter before seven aud returning
after business hours.
Misses Carrie and Daisy COckayne will
spend Christmas at the hOspitable home OF
the Misses CLOVIS. at the Smoky City.
Capt. A. O. Baker, wife and daughter.
Miss Clara will spend the holidays with
Mrs. Orlando Stephenson, at Parkersburg.
Miss Moss Woods is visiting friends in
Cleveland. Ohio.
IL IS reported on good authority that one
of our most accomplished young bellies will
wed a Young business mrn from Weston IN
the near future.
The weight of the snow Wednesday
night crushed In the roof of the old skat-
inc rink. on Lafayette street. The store
house OF the Webster Wagon Company
also collapsed, doing considerable damage
and necesSitating the removal OF all their
stock back TO the factory, near the prison,
The telephone service is also in a dilapi-
dated condition, the WayneSburg line be
ing broken in more than hundred places
along the line IL is doubtful whether the
line will ever De repaired or not, as il is
understood the line has not been paying
very well Of late.
\ noteworthy example Of the efficacy OF
PRAYER recently occurred here. \ promi-
nert member Of the Law and Order Socie-
" promised to contribute 800 70 the Law
and Order fund il another man, noted for
the fervency of his prayers, would give
$50. The proposition was accepted by a
minister who is one Of the chief factors OF
the Law and Order Society, ana whose
duty L is 10 make the collections. He al
once repaired 10 the mans house and re-
QueSted the donation Of $50, but he de.
INJURED, saying. What would the Lord
think if gave this money for this causes''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAF has BEEN GOING on IN NEAR By
TOWNS TaE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs. Happenings and Events Of Local
Intsrss, Catered BY Register Re-
porters-Rsatable Resume O..
the News.
PARKERSBURG

p,RErRsnrRc. December 2O.-Messrs
Ben Blackford and \. j. Bandy expect 10
leave after the holidays on an extended
Southern trip. They viii visit Florida,
LOuisian ana Texas.
Mrs Spencer Cook is home from de-
hghtful trip 70 Wheeling and Washington.
Miss Annie Moss is having a delightful
visit among friends in the East
Miss Jeanne Thompson will give an ele-
CANT reception and dance, on the 2oth, IN
honor of her guest. Miss Connolly, OF kich-
mond, Va.
col. l.. B. Dellicker and wife are spend
inc a few DAYS in Washington, ID. G.
Society promises to be quite gay during
the holiday season. \ number of recep-
tiOns. dances and the German WILL break
the quiet of the past few weeks.
Miss Emily Despard entertained a few
friends with an elegant supper alter the
theatre on Wednesday evening.
Mrs George Thompson and Miss Jeanne
and their charming guest. Miss Connolly,
attended 1.-The kirmesS' at Wheeling.
The Sorosis, Jr., Club had their usual
meeting on FRIDAY afternoon. They were
entertained this week by Miss Despard.
Mrs Camden RathbOne entertained the
Young Married Peoples Club on Friday
evening
Mrs. James Dis, Jr., is home froma visit
70 Frostburg. Md.
Capt. \ W West is here from Ports
mouth 10 spend the holidays.
Friend Hutchinson. is expected home
from Baltimore Monday 70 spend the holi-
deys.
Miss Blanche Dellicker gave an elegant
bird supper 10 few of her friends last
week.
Miss Rosa Chancellor is home from a
pleasant visit visit of several weeks with
relatives in Mason county.
Miss Lily jackson has returned from
delightful visit 10 Chicago, where she at
tended the meeting of the lady managers OF
the Worlds Fair.
The wedding of Miss Fannie Forsythe,
a popular Young lady of this city, and Mr..
ID. Fl. Hoffman, Will take place on the
evening of the 23d. \ reception will be
given them on Christmas Day by Mr.. and
Mrs G.. II. Golfer, ~ Washington Bottoms.
Mr. and Mrs b. d. Spillman handsomely
entertained few friends on Tuesday even
iu. ~ their home, in honor OF their guests,
the Misses Spillman.
MIR Maurice Reifsnyder, of Phlladel-
phia. will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r Z. Reifsnyder during the holidays
The wedding of Mr. Charles Dana, of
Beipre. and Miss Mary Sayre. OF Mari
eta. will take place on January I'd.
Or and Mrs. Il. B. Camden entertained
a number of friends with u delightful
musicale on Monday evening.
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wARRENTON.

WARRENroN, o.. December 2O.-Mr. and
Mrs. Faunce left for their home in Boston
on Tuesday, after spending some weeks
with relatives here.
Mrs. Porter is getting weaker each day,
with no hopes of recovery.
Mrs. Cook visited Tiltonville friends on
Friday
The protracted meeting closed on Sunday
night.
The literary society is preparing for an
entertainment on Christmas eve.
The ''owl'' train is very convenient for
Martins Ferry gentlemen who have lady
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21

He started from Washington, d. c.. to at
tend case pending in the Circuit Court,
and arrived in advance of all kilograms ne
had sent. but after his case was continued.
He only remained long enough to take sup
per and give brief account of his prlva-
tons.
The prospect of continued sleighing
our town a good point for strolling opera
tic troop to strike.
The banquet at the new hotel on Christ
mas promises to be enjoyable. The pro
gramme is not out but the names OF the
gentlemen who will respond to toasts Is a
guarantee that the feast of the season Will
be rich palatable and dlgestable
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That Martins Ferry Kidnapping.

To he Editor OF The Register:
SIR-In reply to the statement in Satur-
DAYS REGISTER, about the kidnapping of
little child belonging to Mr.. Craig, of
Wellsburg, Craig and his wife went to
Martins Ferry, on Friday, and asked for
the child, and also offered the Hymes wo-
man $40 for the board of the child; and
the woman told him that she would kill
him if he took the child, and she ran up to
strike him in the face, and he grabbed her
around the waist and held her. His sister,
Mrs. Sadie St. Clair, picked the child up
and walked out of the kitchen door And,
so far as the item in the paper about me
not keeping my family, have always sup
ported them. | don't owe anybody any
thing that am not willing to pay. And,
another thing that ! want to mention, is,
| that Mrs. Ed. Norrington was not in the
fuss. There was only myself. my wife
and sister, Sadie St Clair. | stand ready
to defend every innocent party of any
thing they are not guilty of, and the woman
didn't get the child in the street as she
says. She went to my mothers house ant
got the child. was not there in Martin:
Ferry at the time: so if she makes an,
more false statements / will take the law
| will not lay under a lie.
RANDOLPH CRAIG.
U'ellsburg. Dec. 20.
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friends here and at Rush Run, but we
twould advise Charley and Harry when they
AIRY too long at the gate to have pre-ar-
ranged signal, so they can at least nave
each others society ON the weary walk.
Mrs. Mccormick will remove to Toronto
next week
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fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
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very few persons are entirely free from il.
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