Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-02


be formed here within the next few weeks
Congressman Pearson spoke at Brilliant
last evening to large and appreclatlve
audience.
Mrs. Weaver and daughter, Halle, Of
Wellsburg, are visiting Mrs. Louis Smith,
of North Fifth street.
There was q dance yesterday afternoon
and evening at Ellis orchard, at T1lton-
vile.
Miss Alma Barrett, of Bridgeport is
spending Sunday with Martins Ferry
friends.
The work of putting the slate roof on
the German Lutheran church steeple was
| begun yesterday morning.
The scholars of the central school have
purchased fine new flag for their building
! by contribution.
Alta meeting of the Democratic Club,
held in Commercial Hall last night, the
following business was disposed of:
Meeting called to order by Vice President
Jas. w. Brooks. Mr.. Al. Graham was ap-
pointed secretary, pro tenn Motion that
marching CLUB be organized, and all mem
bers wishing to join TO give the secretary
! their names was carried. A committee OF
five was also appointed to select uniforms
for the marching club, which will probably
be silk hats and gold-headed umbrellas. A
committee of two from each ward was APP
pointed to solicit fumes to defray the ex-
penses of the club, as follows: M. +.
Bailey, John Kyne, First ward; j. Y. Pat
terson and John Hukill, Second ward;
John Terrill and Richard O'Bernie, Third
ward
During the month of September the
Marshal and police force made seventy
one arrests, and in the majority OF the
cases fines were assessed and collected.
This is the largest number Of arrests
made since the town was incorated.
Yesterday morning Thomas Maloney
called at police headquarters and demand
ed a warrant for the arrest of Tim Foley,
James Hamilton and James Mullen. whom
he charged with abusive language and in
terfering with the hands at work on Jeffer-
son strict.
Jas. D. Reynard, Of Adena, o., was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
The Republican Club Will meet at Com
mercial hall every Monday evening during
the campaign. An important meeting will
be held tomorrow night, at which ar
rangements will be made for Col Poo
mans meeting next Saturday night.
Miss Sallie V. Patton is visiting friends
at Mt. Hope.
Mrs. C. P. Ulph left yesterday for
visit to Pittsburgh friends.
The funeral of the late John e. Morgan
will take place this afternoon from his late
residence on Second street. Belmont City
Lodge, No. 22l, 1. o. o. F., will have
charge of same.
Henry Single, of Wellsburg, was In
town yesterday on business.
James Under will quit the barber bust
ness and open a saloon on Water street,
near the ferry, Monday.
The usual gospel meeting at the Y. M.
G. A at o'clock this afternoon. Subject,
Jesus. the Savior"
Mrs. Crisswell, of 4Rtnaville, applied to
Justice Keller yesterday for warrant for
one of her boarders who jumped his board
bill.
Geo. Irwin, of the First Ward, is on the
sick list.
Uncle John Hughes, the veteran garden
er, was reported as not so well yesterday
Joel Hobensack was thought 10 be some
better yesterday although he is still con-
fined to his bed.
DC. Peck, a guard at the Ohio PeniteH,-
tiary, was the guest of Mayor HagrisG5 yes
The next attraction at the Eypera House
will be on Saturday, October 8th. q. j.
Hassens' zone of the Figeestn
NJ F.. Bailey and -J5hn w. Terrill re-
turned from Woo1sfeld yesterday after
listening to the Arguments of the attorneys
IN the inlunctIp5n suit against the electric
hgnt plant before Judge briggs.
The Mineral of the late John Morgan
WltftNdke place from his later residence on
ltSecond street this afternoon at O'CLOCK
A call meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton was held in the Central building. The
Committee on Text Books reported in IA
vor of adopting Bartholomew's Tracing
Course and Barnes Drawing b ookS. Also
Catchart's Literary Reader was adopted
for the High School. Harper and Toll
mans Caesar was substituted for Allen
and Greenough's. Harper and Miller's
Vergel for Chase and Stewards and APP
pleton's Physics for Cages. Even ex-
change to be made for those now in
hands of pupils, after which the Board ad-
iourned.
Prof. Schofeld's singing classes COM
mence on next Tuesday evening, October
4th, in Music Hall. Intermediate class at
7:45. Advanced class at $3.50 o'clock.
Pupils received daily.
Special services will be held in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Walnut street, this
Sunday afternoon, October >, at 3:45
O'Clock, by the Rev. W. H. Burbank of Co
lumbus, 0. All are respectfully invited to
attend these services.
st. Marys Church-To-day will be the
seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost and
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Ed. Eph. 4:l-6; St. Matt. % ;35-45. Mon
day, holy guardian angels; Tuesday, st.
Francis, of Assissium; Wednesday, ST.
Gala; Thursday, ST. Bruno; Friday, ST.
Mark, pope; Saturday, st. Birgitta. st.
Francis Tuesdays feast, founded the
Franciscans. Next Friday will be the
first Friday of the month. The priest
will ne in the church from 4 D. N.
on Thursday Tor those going to
holy communion on Friday morning,
There will be benediction of the most
blessed sacrament every evening during
the month of October at o'clock, except
Sunday evenings. This service on Sun
DAYS will be at 8 p. m. First mass at
q. m, second mass at 1890 a. M, baptisms
at D. m, vespers at 3 p. m. Sodalities
will meet as usual. Mass every day dur
ing the week at a. N. The Holy Father
has granted dispensation from Fridays
abstinence for the one day Of October 2lst
of this year.
To the Ed,tOr of the Sunday REGISTER:
! Sm:-The village of Bridgeport, after
annexing 4Etnaville, which naturally be-
longed TO our own city Of Martins Ferry,
is gobbling up the adjoining school dis
tricts. This is shrewd and able business
! transaction. Lately the Frazier school
district was annexed to Bridgeport with a
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will receive the school money from the
State, and the receipts of the township will
be diminished that much. There is strong
effort now being made to render discon-
tented the residents of Crawford Heights,
adjoining Martins Ferry near the Atna
and Standard mills. A good many children
are there who cannot go TO the schools in
the city, as they live in country district.
The school house is almost inaccessible,
the distance is great, and the roads are bad.
! Bridgeport is making an effort to annex
this territory, and petition is being circu.
lated for the people TO sign, the object OF
which will transfer these children to
! bridgeport. Ought not the proper author