Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01
sTEUBENyILLE.

STEURENvILLE, o., December 8l.-The
following cast, which comprises the lead
ing amateur singers, actors aud actresses
in the city, have Deen selected oy Prof. j..
A. Raynes for the "Pirates of Penzance,"
to be given on the Goth, 9th and 18th OF
January, under the auspices Of ST. Pauls
Church: Richard, Pirate King, q. Z.
Long; Wederic, the Slave TO Duty, Chas.
Elliott; MAORI General, Chas. Blackburn
Sergeant of Police, B. T. Davitt; Lieuten-
ant Of Pirates, Lou Zimmerman; Ruth, q
Piratical maid Of all work, Mrs. j. A.
Raynes; Mabel, Miss Annie Lindsey;
Edith, Kate and Isabel, Misses Name
Reid, Lizzie Lindsey and Ditto Beszell.
The chorus will be large, and in keeping
with the balance of the cast. The costumes
will be furnished by the same firm that
supplied those for "Ermiuie."
Steubenville is promised rich treat
next Tuesday evening, as the Robin Hood
Co., =" under the management OF Messrs.
Barnabee, Karl and MacDo laid, will pre-
sent the opera of "Robin Hood" at the OPP
era house 1t is hardly necessary to state
that this is the "Bostoniansn under a new
name, as the connection of w. H. McDon-
aid as one Of the proprieters is sufficient
evidence of this.
The celebration by w. r. Allison and
versary of their marriage, took place at
their residence, corner Of Franklin avenue
and Fifth street. Mrs Allison is q daugh-
ter of Rein WEIGH, who in life was q
prominent banker of Cadiz, and at the
time of her marriage Mr.. Allison was edi-
tor OF the Cddiz Republican, He after
ward came to Steubenville aud purchased
the Herald and startled the Daily Herald,
the first issue of that paper being on March
30. 1S47. He retired from the Herald in
1873. and in 1875 purchased the St. Louis
Dispatch, which he conducted until 1878,
when he returned TO Steubenville and the
following year started the Ohio Press.
The question of building an electric
street railway up Market street is again
revived, Messrs. B. N. Linduf, p. TAFT,
w. @. Huscroft, VIM. Bullock, o. p. Dun
bar and j. Dunbar having expressed a
willingness to donate rights Of way take
stock in the new company. 1t has long been
the opinion Of majority of the deople
that road on its route would be paying
one, and it was thought for long time that
the Steubenville Street Railway Company,
which operates the line on Fourth street,
would build line on this route, as they
had the right Of way, but as it has not done
so the schemeis likely to be carried out by
other parties. The road will PROBABLY be
extended out as far as Huscroft's.
The Bachelors ball Thursday night was
a big success Everything was done TO
make the event a red letter one to those
who attended. The hall wss handsomely
decorated, the music good, and the banquet
embraced all the delicscies obtainable
Carl Gottman is home from Kalamazoo,
Mich, where he has been working at his
trade of matchmaking for some months.
Bitter the holidays he will go to Pittsburg,
where he has obtained position.
Will link. son Of Albert link, and Miss
Clara, daughter Of Henry Perman, were
married Thursday evening at o'clock.
A reception was held at the home OF the
brides parents after the ceremony.
Miss Clara Henry entertained her young
friends at her home on Logan street Fri
day evening.
The Whist Club was entertained Friday
evening by Miss Emma Macdonald at her
home on North Third street.
Barney Fullen is spending the holidays
with his mother at her home on Sixth ave-
nue..