Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
MARTINS FERRY.

class fishermen and go mo camp ior WIG,
there Is in it, and always return wen
loaded. 49,,
Mr.. Richard Veazey was taken suddenly
sick yesterday, while performing ms GUY
as a member of the Board of Equalization,
with cramps, and had TO he taken to ms
home in . conveyance Just one week ago
ne was taken in "a similar manner, ana was
obliged 10 call assistance before he reached
his home.
If the people Of this or any other town
must keep useless dogs there should De a
law 10 compel them to settle for any dam
age they may DO.
The citizens Of ST Clairsville are prepar-
ing quite an attractive programme Tor Their
Fourth Of July celebration.
Nlyrt Heckle, the young man who was
arrested Friday evening for stealing two
watches at the Bohemian boarding house
near the blast furnace, was fined SO and
costs Yesterday by Mayor Keller and in de
fault Of payment,Was sent 10 St.Clairsville.
He win likely get q taste OF city life at the
Cleveland workhOuse before his return
here
Arthur Morgan was fined five dollars
and costs yesterday afternoon in public
court on q charge Of being disorderly near
or at the Lafayette rink several weeks
ago.
Mr. C. Il. Bell, of New York, accom-
panied by Miss Robinson, one of the
musical instructors in the Wheeling
schools, were here yesterday looking after
Z similar position made vacant by the
resignation of Mr.. Gallagher, the former
instructor.
The convention Of the Christian En-
deavor Society is to be held az this place
next Wednesday and Thursday About
D q IaI tauh i
cided TO attend An attractive programme
has been arranged for the occasion.
John Dugan, former resident Of this
place, was killed by a fall of soap stone at
Maynard coal works last Friday. His
[ funeral viii take place this afternoon, In
terment at Mt. Pleasant.
The funeral OF Charles ROush, the young
man, who was killed by the boiler explosion
at the blast furnace Friday morning, did
not take place Saturday afternoon as was
announced II was decided by MS friends
TO postpone IL until three O'Clock this after
noon. The remains win be ia charge of the
Odd Fellows here until the arrival OF
| Wheeling lodge No. 9. Interment at Riv-
erside.
Charley Seabright was slightly improved
yesterday, but he Is still very critical
The PENNSYLVANIA Company will sell eX-
I
Of one fare for the round trip. Tickets
good returning until July &.
There will be no preaching at the Bap
list Church to-day. Sunday School and
I Prayer meeting al the usual hours. Ger
man Lutheran Church, morning and even
| ing services. St Paurs Episcopal Church
| services at the usual hours At St. Mary's
| Church, regular services. NJ. E. Church
Rev. I. 5. Winters will preach a special
sermon for the Old people in the morning,
regular services in the evening. There
will ne no preaching at the Welsh Congre.
gahon2l Church on account OF the absence
OF the pastor.
The many friends of Mr. James Miskel
will be pleased to learn That he has been
allowed o pension of twelve dollars d
month, dating back 10 July 10Th, 1890. Mr.
Aliskel IS good, substantial citizen, hon
est and industrious and we know Of none
who are more deserving than he, even If
II has been said by some of his would-be
friends by whom he was recently employed
that he might qUit work after he has been
allowed pension. Jim has got it all right
enough and viii still continue working
also.
| CDR. B. O. Williams and wife are home
from "a short visit 70 Cleveland and San
! dusky.
Mrs. }. c. Hayne and children are visit
ing at OaEdale, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor left yesterday to
visit friends a. East Richmond
Frank e. Sedgwick left yesterday morn
ing 10 Join his wife who is visiting friends
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Two little fellows living in Martins
Ferry, are in the habit OF Straying over to
Wheeling Island on Sunday evenings, and
remaining until well into the night time.
We wonder that these little fellows would
dare remain away from their nome until
after 10 o'clock 1t night.
The MasOns Of this city will celebrate
st. Johns day with grand concert, TO be
given 1t their hall in the evening. The
entertainment VIII be interspersed with
short addresses, recitations and music.
Members Of the Lodge desiring TO take
friends must OBTAIN tickets tr0m the Sec
rotary.
WATER RENTs will be due July LIST. and
must be paid before the 10Th or the water
VIII be turned off. Pay now and avoid the
rush. J. 5. Mitchell, Secretary.
Thompson Kerr, who has been attending
the State university at Columbus, o., has
returned.
james Mooney aud Wheeler Rose of
Portland were in the city yesterday.
j. :. Harrison will remove his family TO
Va
poor health and hopes a change TO the conn
try viii improve lt.
An injunction has been allowed as prayed
FOR, restraining the Pennsylvania Company
from crossing any of the streets with side
track until the final hearing of the case.
Mrs. J. Il. Hill, who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Medili,
has returned TO her home at East Liver
pool.
Mrs. Chas MCGUIRE, who has been sick
and suffering for several months past, died
no her home in the orchard yesterday morn
iGg Of bloOd poisoning, the result Of having
one of her arms amputated some time since.
Funeral will take place this afternoon
from her late residence on Monroe street.
lnterment at RivorView.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
HALL OF
ONO CITY LODOE No. 81. K. OPP.
MARTINS FERRY, O., June l6.