Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
srEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvuLE, o., December 3.-When
il was learned on Wednesday that W. ..
McCauslen was about to apply for mar
riage license, his fellow attorneys goJs sup
little surprise for him by getting oug
mock Injunction before Judge Mansneiu'
restraining Probate Judge Miller from is
suing the same, on the ground that MAC
was already married TO Margaret Lane'
the unknown lady who figured so extern
sively in the Republican primaries about a
wear and half ago, to the detrlment OF
Bob Love and the benefit OF Sam Taylor,
in their race for the nomination Tor repre-
sentative. The injunction was solemniy
heard by Judge Mansfield, he as solemniy
dissolved il. Mac got his license, and on
Thursday afternoon at 4:S0 Miss Winnie
Lowe became Mrs. w. S. McCauslen, the
ceremony taking place at the nome OF tue
bride on North Fourth street, Kev. .. A.
Fisher, formerly pastor or the flItn sIreet
NJ. P. church, coming all the way from new
comerstown to perform 1t. Mr.. ana Mrs.
McCauslen have the hearty wishes OF q
large circle of friends for happiness and
prosperity.
The marriage of Lucy Lane Grimes,
Youngest daughter OF the late DR.. w. M.
Grimes pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. to Mr.. N. l.. Cutler, the popular
Young wool merchant of Boston, removes
one more of Steubenville's handsome and
uopulsr Young ladies from our midst, Tor
MIR. and Mrs. Cutler will make their nome
in Boston. The ceremony was performed
Wednesday evening at the residence OF the
brides mother, on North Tenth street, py
Rev. o. V. Stewart the present pastor ana
successor Of DR.. Grimes as the spiritual
advisor OF the First Church, before large
number Of invited friends. The house was
4 nil HOTuara
presents were numerous and handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler left on the Midnight
train for New York and Boston.
The news Of the death 81 James II. rag
CART. which occurred in San Francisco last
month, was received in this city this week
with great regret by his many SteuDen-
Vile friends. The deceased was native
of Steubenville, leaving here about sixteen
wears ago for San Francisco. he was
stenoe rapher by occupation and occupied
the position of confidential clerk in large
wholesale house OF San Francisco.
The settlement Of the difficulties existing
at the Sumner glass works, which nave
been on since last summer and the stop
pago of the works In consequence, was ac-
complished on Thursday by the purchase
of the interests Of Messrs. Johnson and
Graham, and Thursday night the follow
ing officers and directors of the new COM
psny were elected President, John Nc
Clare: Vice President August Schlen-
shaner: Treasurer, and Secretary, John
Burnett; Directors. John McClare, John
Burnett Chas. McCann, August Schlen-
shaner and Andrew Meisner; Manager,
Andrew Meisner. E. E. Graham will re-
main in the office as Assistant Secretary,
and one furnace will be heated al once.
The Century Club gave its second dance
of the series to be held this season at E'alk
& O'Neal's Friday evening.
Mrs. J. r. Stewart, who was the guest
Of Postmaster Sanatt, returned 10 her
nome in Washington, Pa, Thursday.
Invitations have been received by the
Young society people of this city to attend
a reception TO be given by Miss AIDA Gle
land, at her home in Brooke county, w. va.
VIM. McMullen has been appointed an
Aide to the Staff Of A. G. Welsseat, Ma
tional Commander Of the G. A. r. The
appointment confers on Mr.. McMullen the
rank Of Colonel.
Miss Emma Kerr is the guest Of friends
In BeIlaire.
Mrs. DR.. Mason, of Wheeling, is visiting
at the residence Of her father, a. H. Bat
tin, ESQ, on North Fourth street.
George Gregg, son OF James Gregg, OF
Sherrard, Mooney & Co., returned from
Pittsburg Wednesday afternoon with a
wife in the person of Miss Anne Andrews,
daughter Of John Andrews, @. & P. en-
gineer. The marriage was quite surprise
| TO the fr'.r.As of both the bride ard groom,
| but it was nevertheless very satisfactory
to them, and an elopement would not have
been necessary, but the young people did
not know it.
Mrs. M. A. Gardner, Of Mlddleport, o.,
| is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs
John Coates, on South Fourth street.