Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-15

IA. T. Church in this city, on the 22d and
go inst. On Sunday at D. m, Rev. J. G.
Price, d. T., will preach the anniversary
sermon In tae Elysian Theatre. A grand
leVee will Dc held at City Hall on Monday
irom 10 b N. In the evening q COM
Dlnatlon Programme, representing all
phases OF negro types, will be rendered.
Dr. Price wiz also speak on the future of
the negro. Excursion rates are being ar
ranged TO accommodate those from neigh
boring cities.
The Powell, Rodewig and Maule fire.
mems running .eam has accepted the chal-
lenge OF the Merchants team for race on
memorial Day for purse of 500.
MRS. Brown, wife of Virgil Brown, the
barber, died from an operation performed
rev days ago TO remove tumor.
Joseph H. White has purchased the Mil
laro Smith property on Indian Run; con-
sideration. 81, C60
hodefer Bros. have contracted with Mr..
Murphy, OF Baltimore. TO put one of his
patent furnaces into their new factory,
ana ne will be here soon 70 begin work
A great many country people were in the
OF the continued wet weather which is in
terfering with corn planting.
Rev. Campbell, of Wheeling, will occupy
the pulpit at the Episcopal church to-day,
and will conduct communion services.
The B. 81 o. summer scedule Of trains
Will not go into effect until next Sunday.
1t remains to be seen whether the local
travelling public is to be accommodated
with an earlier eastbound morning train.
Louis Battelle, of the United States
Glass Company's Office at Pittsburg, is Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. ana Mrs Michael Ney have gone to
Benwood, and will make their home with
their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Dunn.
The miners employed at Stewart &
Meehan's coal mines at Franklin last night
presented the retiring member of the firm,
John Stewart, with a handsome gold
headed cane, as a testimonial Of the high
esteem in which he IS held by his en-
ployes.
The drama, "Out in the Streets was
presented by members of Henry Camp
Lodge, /. o. G. T., at the Elysian Theater
last night. Hackett's brass band paraded
the streets with good music, and good
house greeted the local talent. The parts
were well assigned and well sustained
throughout, the acting being meritorious.
The local board of examiners will hold an
examination of school teachers at Central
building next Saturday.
The date Of the commencement exercises
in the public schools has been changed
from June 10th TO June 9th.
Usual exercises will be held at all the
churches in the city to-day. Strangers are
cordially welcome at anyof the churches.
Our people expected 10 see an interesting
fight over the building of fence at the up
per wharf yesterday, but things took
pacified turn by the appearance Of Sur
veyor of the Port Faris, Of Wheeling, who
commanded Cochran & Manley, owners of
the wharfboat, to desist from building
fence across the roadway leading to the
landing. Mr.. Cochran says the G. & p.
r. r. Company will take the matter in
hand Monday, but just what the Company
expect to do could not be ascertained. The
fence was being built TO crowd out the
steamer Phillips, which has been having a
serious time in getting landing here.
Stella, a little daughter Of Nj. Watkins,
of the Fourth ward, will be buried in Rose
Hill Cemetery to-day.
The remains of little son OF M. Gala
CHER, of Findlay, were brought to this city
last night, and will be taken TO Mt Calvary
Cemetery for burial this afternoon.
The report that Mrs. j. w. Swearer, of
Muncie, Ind, is dangerously ILL., Is not cor
rect.
The miners recently discharged from
Kidd's mines are TO be re-employed- The
difficulty or misunderstanding has been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Miss Lille Boyce will leave this week
for Sharpspurg, Pa, where she will spend
the summer with relstiveS.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bellaire Gas and Electric Company
will be held at the Office Of the company
next Saturday.
Heatheringtou's brass band will go with
the steamer Congo to Cincinnati and re-
turn, passing here to-day.
Drain tile is now being manufactured at
Robinson's brick factory.
A merry party, including members OF
Spangler Post and the Women's Relief
Corps met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
C.. Jones on Rose Hill last night, the occa-
sion being the silver wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs, Jones. Excellent music
was furnished by Hackett's brass band.
Members of the G. A. Il. and w. K. Q.
rendered the respected couple tribute OF
high esteem in which they are held.
State Organizer Mccain will organize
council of .. u. A. NJ. at Maynard on Mon
day night, and another at Belmont on
Wednesday night. These, with the one Or
gained at Barnesville last Thursday night,
will make three councils organized in the
county within a week. Besides these, sew
eral councils Of Junior Mechanics have
been organized in the county recently.
Chris Bauer, the genial merchant tailor,
who was a resident OF this city Tor ten
wears and removed to Newark. O., several
months ago. is insane. He is said to have
been subject to temporary impairment OF
the mind, and ii is TO be hoped that he may
soon recover his mental balance.
Miss Eta Cooper, OF Short Creek, o., Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eaton, OF the Fifth
ward.
Mrs. George D. Dreamer, Of Business
burg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Nj. L.
Boyd, of the First ward.
Joseph Heatberington will represent
Bellaire Lodge No. 373, /. o. o. F., at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge at Column
bus, and will leave for that city to-mor-
Mrs. Robert Stewart, of Toronto, O., has
been visiting friends here for the past few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. August Haas and Fred
Grim are home from the u. A. Il. state
Encampment at Piqua, and report pleas
ant meeting.
John Hines and family Of Marietta, were
guests of Mrs. James Kern, of the Fourth
ward, the past few days.
A gang Of forty Italians came down from
Pittsburg on Friday to work on the NC
Mahon's creek pike.
one of the saloons in this city has placed
a library in the barroom for patrons. Now
for Boston baked beans.
The assessor Of personal property Will
report TO the county auditor tomorrow.
Then comes the grind by the city Board OF
Equalization.
Prank Shuttleworth, of Martins Ferry,
is the new travelling salesman for the Bell
aire Stove Company.
The young folks Of the Christian Church
will hold a japanese tea in the church
building on Thursday and Friday even
ings. 80, -,
Rev. Mr.. Keith, Of Moundsville, will