Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-05

present at the Eiysian tomorrow evening
the drama, 1.-The World Against Her.
The company comes well recommended
Ed. f. Davis "Uncle TOMS Cabin COM
pany is billed to appear at the Elysian on
Tuesday evening. The company carries
some attractions not usually seen In the
rendition OF the old play.
Dr. Huston has moved into the Arm
strong property on Belmont street, oppo-
site Presbyterian church.
DR.. A. II. Korner, Of Alledonla, an ac-
tive young Democrat, was N the city yes
terday.
A number of our teachers attended the
meeting of the Belmont County Assocla-
ton at Bridgeport yesterday.
A new feature has been adopted by the
Young Mems Democratic Club 10 make the
meetings more interesting and TO attract
larger attendance, namely,a debating class,
10 be participated in by those VINO VIII
volunteer to ko such work. IL this plan IS
found TO work satisfactorily, other literary
features will be added from time TO time.
Frank Lawn, well known in labor circles.
who has been on the sick list for seyerai
weeks, is able to be about again.
Our townsman, w. II. Bridensteln, mas
gone from Hot Springs, Ark. TO Fort al.
lev, Ca, TO close a deal for goo acres OF
peach land. The company with when ne
is connected has several thousand peach
trees that will bear this season.
Will Nicholson has returned from CHI
cago, and Will probably remain here.
Miss Marie Ross held the number wnlcn
drew the bedroom set at the q. A. II. falr:
Franz Sauer and sister, Miss Rose, OF
Powhattan, left few days ago on WISH
TO Switzerland.
The State Board of Pardons has recon-
mended the pardon of K. q. McGaughey,
the Young attorney OF this city who was
seat TO the penitentiary for uttering
forged check.
is quite probable that another canning
establishment will be started in this city
this season.
The fire was lighted in the Bellaire blast
furnace on Friday. The prospects are good
for O splendid run.
There is a rumor to the effect that
Messrs. A. o. Mellott and A. p. Tallman
have bought the buildings of the Bellaire
Stamping Company, located here, and that
a new industry will be started IN the old
stamping works buildings.
Hon. ID. T. Lawson. OF Columbiana coun-
W, was in the city Friday night, and left
on the early morning train for Washington
City.
The Republican committee will meet to-
morrow evening 10 call the city primaries.
The c.. A. h. and w. Il. G. committees
will meet tomorrow night 10 settle up all
accounts for the recent feir, and the net
proceeds of the entertainment will not be
known until the committees shall have
completed the work.
The mission heldat st. Johns Cathlic
Church the past week by the Passonist
Fathers has been we'll attended. Many
outside the of church have been attending
and the services are pronounced very In
tereSting.
Hi Marlin, father of Charles Marlin,
who died on Thursday evening from in1u-
ries received aU the Pittsburg coal works,
received word Friday evening that his
son, Frank Marlin, was killed that day by
being run over by the cars on Kentucky
railroad. The old gentleman has the SYM
patty Of many friends in his double aific-
ton
Miss Annie Blaney, teacher in the public
schools, read a paper at the meeting OF the
Belmont County Teachers Association at
Bridgeport yesterday.
Jamea Stewart, Of the Second ward, has
a severe attack of the grip fever. and Will
De confined TO the house for several weeks.
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise. speaking OF
the big revival meeting ia progress at the
OuflSl4du OAulNu III AbAO INV ~ soy AN
singing Of Miss Lottie Sellars of Bellaire,
has been an attractive feature Of the meet
ing and very pleasing"
MessrS, A. =. Fulton and s. w. Ault
have purchased the mill property at War
mock, and will put in the new roller pro-
cess. They expect to have the mill ready
for operation by May lst.
Farmers predict that there will be an I'M
usually large crop Of grasshoppers the com
ing season, as some OF the pests have been
seen hopping around on the farms the past
week
The public school will give an entertain
ment ia the carly spring, for which pre-
parations are now being made.
The Belmont county branch OF the Ohio
Stute Liquor League will hold meeting
in the Democratic Club room in Central
block, in this city, tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock.
George Robinson and Deputy Sheriff
Darby of ST. Clairsviile were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Flora Bickel gave a social TO q
number of her young friends at her home
in the Fifth ward, Friday evening, and u
pleasant time is reported by those present.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Cohen of Akron are the
guests of Meyer Herzberg.
The Democratic ward primaries last
evening were not well attended on account
Of the Indictment weather.