Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24


STEUBENyu.LE, April 2S.-The grand
Jury was in session only three days this
week and returned thirty-tive indictments,
only one felony being among them, against
Freddy Mckay for pocket picking, ne
having extracted about $50 from the pocket
of Pres. Moore, the big colored~express-
man, while he was in q drunken sleep IN
Collins restaurant, near the Pan handle
depot In the case OF Frank BoleS, sne
WarrenIon fellow charged with assault
and intent 10 commit rape on SADIE NC
Cormick. a l5-year-old girl, the jury con-
Guided be was guilty Of assault ana battery
instead of the crime for winch ne was
bound over by the Justice. All the otner
indictments were against parties LOT Nlo-
lating the LIQUOR law by selling on SUNDAY
or to minors ana for gambling. All the
cases will likely be disposed OF at the pres
ent term of court
Judge w. NJ. Trainer and Miss Mary ha-
gan were married last Wednesday night a.
the residence of the brides mother, on
Highland avenue, before party OF Irleh1s
of the contracting parties, Rev. y. "
Stewart, of the First Presbyterian church,
officiating. Mr.. Trainer is Secretary OF
the Steubenville Elks, and the ooys goe
home from Wheeling in time TO give nun
and his bride a serenade before thelr ue-
partrre on their Eastern wedding Jour
Among those from abroad who were pres,
ent az the wedding were Mrs. Laird and
Mr.. Clarence Laird, of Wheeling, ana MISS
Clara Forbes, of Bridgeport.
The Eastern Ohio Union OF the Y I. ..
G. K. will hold convention IN IorontT, on
Thursday and Friday, June I'D ana z4In.
Although Easter was very raw ana uh-
comforta ole day, the amount OF millinery
and flowers displayed exceeded that OF any
former year. The hats of the ladies were
too sweet for anything. Special services
were held at all the churches, and some eA-
cellent music was rendered.
DR.. and Mrs. Maxwell entertainer tne
Whist Club Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on North Fourth street. ms was
the first meeting of the Club since Lent.
Oscar Conway and Miss Ellen King were
married at ST. Peters Church Wednesday
evening, Dean Hartnedy officiating.
The Steubenville Elks all speak hignly
of the entertainment accorded them oy
their brethren of Wheeling on the occasion
of their visit 10 that city last wednesday
night, to take in the big minstrel show.
At regular meeting held last Wednes-
day night Ivauhoe Division No. Z, I. H.
X. of p, elected the following officers SlI
Knight Captain, j. l.. Selah: Sir hnlgh'
Lieutenant, A. C.. F'loto; Sir knight Her
dlQ, l.. l.. I1clllSs Dii hhAbHN
Ned Kaufman; Sir knight Treasurer, q.
p. Kells; Sir knight Guard: H; w; stew
art; Sir knight Sentinel, "; '. Calie1'
dine; Installing Officer, ]. NJ. Starrett. D.
! /. Selah. Geo. p. Kells and L. f. Helms
were appointed committee to make ar,
rangements TO attend the next session Of
the Supreme Lodge, TO be held at kansas
City in August.
G. w. Cummins and wife. of Chicago
are guests at the residence Of Mr.. Cum
Minis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cummin1:
on Washington street. Charley is an Ole
Steubenville boy and has many warn
| friends here.
Mrs. John McClave returned home, this
week from a pleasant visit to friends a
! Smithfield.
The friends Of Judge w, Med. Miller
will be sorry to learn that he is lying at his
home on West Market street suffering IRON
a serious attack Of typhoid fever.
At meeting of the new School Board
held last Monday evening, Ben. Sharp was
| elected Clerk.