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

the following were present: Misses Lou
Keller. - Hildebrand, Carrie Howeil,
Name Fox, Mary Smith, Edna smith,
Clara Erwin aud - Flosom, and MesSrs:
Dan Apple, Jas. Wicker, Chas- smith, VIII
Smith, Chas. Riser, Ed. Brown, ana ON
ers. Dancing, music ard games were 10,
dulged in, and every body reports gooo
time.
Mrs. Lid Dey Ormann and Mrs. Lou
Brooks. of Mingo. are the guests of Mr.. anu
Mrs. VIM. Salkeld, of Fourth street.
The Y. NC. A. Base Bail Club deteateo
the Nav Flowers by a score Of 70 D. They
challenge any club under eighteen years OF
age. ~ ii,
This housing for the Laughlin mill will
arrive this morning on the G. 81 p. railroad.
The forge department goes on tomorrow,
and the factory Tuesday.
The funeral Of the late Lavina Turvey
will take place this afternoon. The re-
mains will be taken from the residence OF
Mr.. r. A. Lindemuth at O'Clock this after
noon, and the funeral will take place at
o'clock from the Chapline street Church IN
Wheeling.
The many friends of Miss Agnes Devault
will be glad 10 know that she has recovered
enough TO be able TO get around the house.
The US viii give an entertainment In
the near future TO raise the balance OF the
money needed for their new proposed
drinking fountain.
Miss Belle Green has returned home
from a pleasant visit 10 Wellsburg friends.
Rev. Kelley Gifen, of St Clairsvillee,
will occupy the pulpit of tne L. 2. Church
this morning. Rev. Gitfen was formerly
a missionary to Egypt from the Presby-
terry.
Rev. j. NJ. Stevens of Bird geport will
address the Gospel meetingi in Commercial
Hall this afternoon.
What is the matter Of getting up a fire
mans race in the near future between the
successful team in the race at Bellaire
Friday, and our fire ladies. Our citizens
believe that we have the fastest team IN
this neck Of the woods
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Idler, who died
Friday morning, will take place this after
noon at o'clock from her late residence
near the Chas Seabright homestead. In
terment at Riverview.
Ex-Lieut Governor Richards was in the
city Friday looking TO see how the land
laid in regard to his chances for the noml-
nation of Congressman from this district.
NJ NJ. Garland. of Pittsburg, Assistant
President of the A. A. of |. and S. W., was
in the city yesterday to attend a committee
meeting of the different lodges here.
Below Zero" as produced by Rent
frow's company, played TO big house last
night at the Opera House, and gave excel
lent satisfaction.
The following resolution has been adopt
ed bv American Federation OF Labor No.
1901, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Rcsolred, That on and after May /, 1892,
all labor shall be charged for at the rate
Of $3.50 per day, and nine hours shall con-
stitute days work. BY order Of
THE COMMITTEE.
The verdict in the Maler murder case
seems TO be accepted by our people as the
right thing.
w. II. Helrenbine, the grocer, who has
purchased the residence of Johh G. Haynes,
will erect store room and new barn on the
premises in the near future.
Louis Fehrenbach is laid up with typhoid
fever
Rev. H. w. Campbell's condition was
much improved yesterday.
Win Smylie is laid up, being threatened
with typhoid fever
A number of our teachers attended the
Teachers Institute at Bellaire yesterday.
The Beech Hill school Friday evening
with a social and entertainment which was
greatly enjoyed by the scholars and their
friends that were present. Mr. George
McConehey, the teacher, ought TO be con-
graduated on the successful examination
that his school passed this year.
We are requested 10 correct the item
aoout Mr.. Mike Slevin in yesterdays REG
ISTER AS we were misinformed about Mr..
Slevin, we cheerfully make the correction.
The services in St. Paups Episcopal
church will be held this afternoon at 3:45
O'Clock instead of 80. Rev. Birmingham,
of Wheeling, will preach.
Call TO your mind man who is envious
of inc orr mi have
before you a man whom it is not safe to be
out with after dark. Such a man lives not
far from Wheeling, who is in business and
who has been doubling tina success Of a
young business man who started in our city
not a year ago and who is doing tremen-
dOus business, and on account OF the sue
cess of this man the business man in West
Virginia is telling his stories to the differ
ent drummerf that call weekly on both OF
the gentlemen in business. Now, he should
not let his jealousy get away with him.
DR.. Tom Jordan is visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Henry Stengle, of Wellsburg, was
among our people yesterday.
Charles A. Arrick, Of Blaine, was the
guest of Martins Ferry friends Yesterday.
A special car with Superintendent Lo-
rer and others Of the G. ~ p. railroad
passed through the city yesterday.
Rev II. B. Edwards, former pastor of
the First NJ. f. church, and wife are Wis
iting in the city.
The Standard mill was thrown off yes
terday on account of a bad break OF the
engine, which will lay the mill Off for sew
eral days until the repairs can be made.
julius Cesar will be the attraction at
the Opera House on tomorrow evening,
aud no doubt will have the largest and
most refined audience OF the season, the
seats are going Off fast, the prices down
stairs bring 80 cents all over the house.
There is an effort being made TO get
Sixth street opened between Walnut and
Hanover This improvement is greatly
needed and should be attended to.
The music az the four o'clock meeting
of the Y. NJ. c. a. will be furnished by
male quartette.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon.
Joel Wood is very i'll ana his condition
is giving his family considerable uneasi-
ness.
Mrs. T. ]. Conoway is visiting her par
ents at East Liverpool
The funeral of the late Dan Moore, at
Bridgeport, will be attended by good
many from this city to-day
1t is reported that negotiations are going
on between John NJ. Sweeney and eastern
parties in reference TO selling the formers
interest in the street car service, etc.
BELLAIRE.
Yesterday we heard a rumor on the
streets that an employee of the Bell aire
Stamping Company at Harvey, H., had
written 10 his parents here that the new
factory building of the company had be-
come so warped by the foundation sinking