Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09
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f'abor. King. Mr.. Porter, of Elm Grove
. Hannah John Hopkins; Mordecai
. John Heatherington: Zerish, Mis-
aura Sellars: MOruecai's sister
Miss Ilnnie Long; Prophecies
Mrs. William Thompson; Hagar, william
NlHean. Herod. Harry McGregor Higu
Priest. William Hamilton; queens maids
of honor. Clara Gill, Eva Lichtenoerger
Minnie Cohen. Myrtle Clements; queen
cup bearers, Stella Blum and Hattie klt
Kan. maids OF honor. Mrs. Matte Milligan
Miss Nav Satter'hwaite and Mrs. Elva
Kelly. kings guards, George Merit, VII
liam Reed. Nelson Hopkins and Jane;
Mihgan: pianist, Mrs. Kate Nanlaw; IN
struc,or. Prof Liller There will be two
choruses. one composed of Jews and the
other Of Gentiles. The entertainment
promises 10 be pleasing as well as pronta-
bic
The upper factory of the Bottle Com
pany has closed down. All the pots IN the
furnace are broken and work may not De
resumed again this year. Natural gas ala
it, During the flood several pots broke on
account of the irregularity OF gas Later
| several more broke from a like cause, anu
on Thursday or Friday the two remaining
pots succumbed 10 inevitable ana the ldc-
tory was compelled TO quit. ABOUT luu
persons are thrown out OF employment.
/ The Bottle Company Is undecided what
steps 20 take, and may leave the factory
/ idle At the lower works coal IS useu IN
the furnace aud 70 has been found a rella-
bic fuel
The characters for the production oil Ia
I Fall OF Atlanta. by home talent, have been
I assigned as follows. Director, G.. NJ. Con
nell. Chas Armstrong, by VIM. Jackley;
| Capt Dineder, by Chas Lancaster: Par
I i1er. by ThOs keyser; Ned Gordon, by
| Harry Thompson; Major Ralston, by MIR.
/ Haas: VIM Morrison, by Geo. kins; Bob
I Hardin. bv Or Boone: Henry Baker by
| John Dincide Hans Sueider, by Arch Jack
| lev. POmDev. bv Henry Fitton; Cora Raj
stou. by Miss Flora Jackley: Hattie Cal
| houu, by Miss Emma Haas. Nellie Arm
strong. by Miss Alice Jones \ number OF
Young ladies are 10 take part IN fancy
| drill.
"Faust up 20 Date on SATURDAY night,
was a disappointment 10 most OF the aud
euce Miss Kate Castletou, who IS great
| fayorite here, failed 10 respond 10 encoreS
and PLAYED her part AS Marguerite with
very little feeling Miss Ada Melrose was
very sick ia Wheeling aud did not appear.
Some of the characters iu the show acted
as though they thought anything would
to for Bellalre We have had enough OF
"Iuust genuine on buriesque 10 do the
town for some time TO come.
Service Of prayer was held AT the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church Yesterday afternoon.
Like meetings will .be held from this time
until Major Cole and Mr. Jewett arrive III
the city 10 take charge IF the public meet
ings.
James Fulton, who lives west OF town,
sufeaed considerable loss by the back
water from the late toad. Mr. Fulton is
an old soldier and not able To work and his
loss is "a sorry one for him.
Ballcr Stultz is working on the stone
work Tor VIM CARROTS new building.
During the late cold snap Baller built fires
iu the stones 20 get them the right temper
allure for working.
The b. y o. branch from Quincy to s..
Gainesville. iu the parlancc of the small
boy. is rocky" Trains only run 10 the
junction now. and there is usually long
waits for trains.
The Ballsvillc irgu, says: Isaac Hill
was 40 Bellairc last Wednesday and idenu-
tied forty pairs of shoes that had been
stolen FROM the freight ofiice by the
Smiths"
The funeral of Charles Berry, mixer at
the steel works, took place Yesterday al
teruoou from the residence of Christian
Bippus. in the Fourth ward
There VIII be- eight or ten new houses
erected Al ShadySde This summer. The Is
T. X G. has named the new station down
there AvondIie.
Courressmau-ciect Pearson has been
over 90 Washington seeing how the capitol
looks lie will locate there when Congress
couveueS.
Presiding Elder Mills conducted com
muufou services iu the First NJ. +. Church
Yesterday morning and "lovc feast in the
evening
The Lantern Globe Works has had a
hard time of b. keeping the natural gas
from breaking all the pots in the furnace.
The aue horses purchased by j. NJ. Nor
ing iu Kentucky. were admired 10y "a GOOD
many people yesterday
The caseof Decker Hoffman was thrown
out of Court, as there was not evidence
enough 20 convict him.
The Belmont Coal Works Is now in a
condition for work, and number OF min
ers are employed.
Harry Meister. of Bridgeport, has been
playing iu the orchestra at the tiySidh
Theatre of late
Jos. W. Heathcriugtou will be renomi-
mated and reelected trustee OF the water
works
Jacob Barth's now store room IN the
frame row. Fourth ward. is about COM
pieted
Ezra Kendall i'm "Pairo Kids, is
booked tor this city on Thursday night
The funeral of Martin Manley yesterday
afternoon was largely attended.
Seventeen teachers tried for certificates
90 the examination On SATURDAY.
Dubois y Mccoy are turnisniug lumber
fora new house ~ Elm Grove.
The Bellaire letter 10 the REGi>rEE went
a,tray yesterday In the mails.
Two of the city'S pumps in the lower
part of town are out OF order
Tneuew blowing engine At the blast fur
mace will be tried this week.
4. Kompart will make Improvements on
| his Noble street property.
Charles Barnes has organized brass
/ band n the Fourth ward
/ County Treasurer Archer spent Sunday
| with friends in this city.
The upper ferry has been repaired and IS
now doing regular duty
DR. Mcdonald will move to Columbus
about the lst of April
John Troll has purchased most of the
wool this county
The mill cooper shop has worked several
| weeks of late.
VIM. a. Gorby. of Fiudlay. is in the city
ou business.
Rev. Lane is Threatened with brain
fever.