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

SrEUBENvIILE. February 14.-Messrs,
Cole and Jewett, the evangelists. arrived
here Tuesday afternoon from East Liver
pool and the first meeting OF the reylVal
series was held that evening, in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The manner in
which the services are conducted are after
the STYLE of the celebrated Moody and san
kew upheavals. Mr.. Cole is an impassloned
speaker. while Mr.. Jewett is sweet sing
err. and the two make up about as interest
ing an entertainment as one would desire To
attend. Mr.. Cole is convincing in his argu-
ments. and with his imprisoned utterances
and appropriate illustrations enthuses his
hearers to a degree that is astonishing,
while the sweet singing Of Mr.. Jewetl
causes peace and contentment to enter the
heart and desire to participate in the re
yival and share in the good results
is irresistible All the meetings
this week have been held in the
First Presbyterian church, which
is the largest in the city, and il is largely
able to accommodate the crowds that at
tend. All our ministers and many leading
citizens have engaged in the movement,
and their efforts are being rewarded with
great success. When Messrs. Cole and
Jewett leave here they will go TO Bellaire,
where they will conduct revival.
The Laughlin and Junction Steel Com
pany. of Mingo. have abandoned the use OF
natural gas for the artificial produc, US
generated bv the new gas furnaces erected
by the Smith -Laughlin Company, OF Pitts
| burg. The new fuel is said TO do its work
| beautifully and removes the fear that moth
ing could take the place OF natural gas ID
the manufacture of steel.
The masque ball given by Oriental Court
No. | al Turner Hall, Tuesday evening,
was the largest and best ever s99n IN this
city. Fully 500 people were in attendance,
many ladies and gentlemen who never at
tended a similar affair being there as spec
tators. The scene on the floor was grand,
at least l25 masked couples participating
in the dancing. The music was furnished
by Burch's completete orchestra. The
managers have every reason to be elated
over the success OF the oall.
We are now in the Lenten season, and
everyone is supposed TO wear a demure
leok and abstain from all pleasures of a
wicked nature. No more dances or balls
this season, and entertainments at the
Opera House will have TO be conducted IN
manner fitting to the occasion.
The escape of "Reddy' Burko. Mike
/ Kelly and William Briggs from Jail last
Wednesday morning demonstrates still
| further the necessity Of having a fence
around the Jail to prevent outside parties
/ from passing tools in TO prisoners why
| the commissioners have not enclosed the
| Jail in d suitable manner before this IS one
/ of the things the average mortal cannot IN
derstand.
The death of Miss Mary Kate Mccain,
daughter of Capt. T. X. Mccain. which
occurred Monday morning as the result OF
lung trouble, was greatly regretted Miss
Mccain was popular young lady. pos
sessing pleasing manners and happy dis
position. Her age was ~ years. The fu-
neral took place Wednesday afternoon: in
terment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The
pail bearers were James |. German, John
| TAFT, Harry Froey and Simon Lotus
Cards for the wedding of Clark w.
Crumly, the popular drug clerk, and Miss
/ Ollie Burgoyne, daughter Of w K. Bur
goyne, President of Council, have been is
sued. The happy event Will take place
next Thursday, February 18th.
The friends of Mrs. r. G.. Richards will
be glad to learn that she is improving in
health, and that the chances for her COM
plete recovery are excellent.
w H. Mooney is rapidly recovering from
an attack of la grippe. and his pleasant
face will once again appear at the cash
window of .Sherrad, Mooney X Co.'S bank
in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Quick and Mrs II.
B. Burnett were down TO Wheeling Thurs
day last, visiting friends.
John Orr. the well-knOwn wholesale
grocer, is seriouslyill at his home on North
/ Fourth street.