Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15
RELLAIRE.

prot. I.iller has been busily engaged the
-. ,,.aet, selecting the people who are 10
aass,,,ne the characters in Queen Esther
Saveral of those already engaged were III
the niece when 1t was presented mere Souue
vears AGO IL will take active work 10
have the piece in readiness 10 produce Uu
the date fixed Following are the peoPie
who will take the leading parts; AlhS, D.
! 4 Porter. Oueen. Carrie Labor; Heyindh'
Iob,, uonl-iNs. 'Mordica, Jos. Heathering-
son Ieresh Laura Sellars; High Priest
/ Hamilton. The play when presented pc
fore tool, Mace in the Christian Church'
o,,d ,,.ae we'll attended Most everybody
y,.bo mas seen il once will want TO see II
Henry Nagle made a visit TO the up
,,,,-,, ,,.indow glass factories about one
o.,,ocl- yesterday morning He had heard
/ that the caves under the factories were
rendezvous for trampS and the IKE ana ne
wanted To see if he could not ma tue chaps
who carried of shoes from Reed store AT
/ the two factories he found two well dreSseu
individuals spending the wee small hours
te,se, At Gone Of the works. Mr.
/ TagIe learned that most every
nigbt several strangers find shelter IN the
caves As q rule they do not remain az
NIGHT As rule they come about III or II
o'rlor,, and leave about , o'clock IN tae
morning. Tits thought that after THIS hour
most of the thieying is done ABOUT TOWN.
| II would be great relief to the community
/ m General If some of these marauderS
could be caught at their nocturnal work
The Elvsian Theater was nicely decora-
ted I'm the vicinity of the stage Tor the camp
IRE given 10y Spangler Post on frlua!
night These occasions are always very
pleasant ones and as the years roll oX there
/ will be fewer of the boys VINO fought Ior
their country 70 attend them. Inc address
es on the above occasion were ali IN keep
inc Win the event. and the singing was
marked feature. The attendance OF &. \.
/ n men was the best that had been gotten
out for long time.
Miss Mary Burke. OF Wheeling, Is Visit
ing Second Ward friends.
John Coulson is painting the vacant
room in the Globe Hotel.
Dear Irish Boy appears here Thurs
dav night. and Beach X Bowers mnStrels'
the Oldest on the road. on Saturday even
/ ing
Painters look for prosperous season, as
| business is already looming up
/ The California Mutual Assurance Com
pany have settled the loss by hre at broc'
/ kuniers.
I Some members Of the American mechan-
/ les went 10 SteuOenville last night to wit
moss the presentation of d minstrel show by
a brother lodge
/ The steel plant made a good record last
week. the output being very large.
Several Italians who tried to slip their
hoard bill were captured by Constable
Richardson. As they had no money their
goods were levied upon and sold. mere
| was weeping and wailing and gnashlng oil
/ teeth among the dagOs who thought TO leave
| their board bill unpaid.
The Every Other Week Cluo mas become
/ a very interesting organization OF late.
/ Mrs NJ. G. f.. Lope, the LADY VINO printed
her life and "reminiscences in pamphlet
/ hook a wear or two since, and who made
unite a Stir al the time because OF some OF
/ the savings i'm the book concerning some OF
the prominent prominent people here and
in Wheeling. is in the city. Your reporter
became acquainted with tbe woman few
DAYS since. when she called upon him FOR
me purpose OF knowing if he represented
the RrG,rER Learning that such was
la fact. she asserted that items
had been appearing in the Bellaire
letter of late regarding her. and sue pro
posed TO have them stopped. She was as
sured that there had been nothing IN the
papars for over a year. She knew better,
She said. A reward was then offered ny
the RFcISrER man for any items she could
show. Well. If there is anything else pub
lished I'll whip YOU. she said an assertion
afterwards taken back. The sale of this wo-
mans book goes right along. There are some
pretty strong savings IN the work, and the
seller goes ahead unmoleSted. \ newspa-
per that would dare publish such stun
would be hauled over the Goals in short
order
/ Constable Richardson will dispose OF
/ G.. McGoughy'S law books next Saturday
/ 10 satisfy claim.
/ The gum boot man" caught Mrs Craft
bv the arm lust az she was entering the
gate of her home The lady pulled away
/ from him and ran into the house.
The hop OF the Mercantile Club at Globe
/ Hotel tomorrow evening will be one of the
finest events of the season. All dancers
VIII be masked and the ladies are vieing
/ with each other rs 10 who snail have the
prettieSt costume The gentlemen also
/ have like tendencies Prot. killmyer Will
play. Masks will be taken of AZ eleven
O'Clock Visitors from Wheeling will be
present
one or two saloon keepers were indicted
/ bv the grand jury. one on FIVE different
counts.
A number of our people went TO Wheel
/ ing to see Rhea.
There is a great rush OF applicants for
/ the position of toll gate keeper on the new
pike near Belmont
The blast furnace has been banked be
cause supply OF coke could not be obtain
ed The closing of the furnace will have
no effect on the S,eel plant, as there IS
enough pig metal on hand 10 supply the
works for Al least TO months.
W ! BaUgh, of SteuOenVille, was in the
. |..i g. 49,, d; r,rr ~, f~fanfc Yesterday
Miss Annie Little. of Newark, who has
been visiting friends here. returned home
yesterday.
The .Etua Machine Works are manufac-
turing dirt carts for the use of railroad
contractors.
The Jr O A. NJ. are having petitions
signed asking Congress 10 pass some meas
IRE for the adequate protection Of the
American flag.
Two strangers spent Yesterday in the
lookup They were in Tor diSorderly con
duct
/ ( Q Hamilton and wife, of Georgetown,
3 Pa. are guests of the family OF Mayor Nc
GQvan.
Charles Rankin will take charge of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Office IT Rush
Run
The marriage of Onicer John Strobel TO
Miss Ella WilliSou. of FairmOnt. W. Va.
IS announced 10 occur on March 5th.
The Rankin farm. west Of town. has been
purchased by Frank Hathaway for $1,000.
The farm contain, - acres The coal
has been reserved.
NEW MARTIN>VILLE.
New MARTINS, ". Va, February
n Judge Jacobs pronounced sentence on
James McMaSters and William Main the
murderers of Benton Higgins. Tor - years
In the pententiary. Sentence was also
pronounced on Kmbal for rape for four
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