Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26

A sneak thief 6ntereQ bh6 y d6lOual AOtot
on Friday night about half-past nine
o'clock. and going to the room OF Jonn
Campbell stole from q pocket $1,000. n
gold ring and a razor were also stolen from
another boarder who rooms with Mr.
Campbell. The thief also visited the dining
room and tore things around generally but
must have been frightened away as moth
ing was taken from the latter room. Inc
thief was quite daring, as there were
persons sitting In the rooms adjoining
those visited.
James Hamilton returned yesterday
from Braddock, Pa, where he has Just
completed q large contract OF street paving
for Charles Rosser.
The cement works at Pinch run mas
booked a large order from the U. D. gov
eminent.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Dollar Savings Bank Company was
held yesterday. The earnings OF the bank
during the past year were over z per cent.
clear of taxes. A dividend Of 4 per cent.
was declared, and the remainder carried
to the surplus. The bank has now 81, POO
Of surplus. Mr.. Jas. Wilson having moved
to Delaware, o., Mr.. G. Rumoach was
elected director in his stead. ne diree-
tory stands as follows: J. A. Gallaher. A.
Klotz, w. c. Burgundthal. Jos. Speidel.
Jos. DidCh OuTu, JdCOD AsAShN, AAS' ~'Si
G. S. Jennings, and c. Rum6ach.
Sweeney, Alvido g. Goetze's Ministries
will play here on Thanksgiving. A
matinee will be given in the afternoon.
The show is bigger and better than last
year.
Clara. a little daughter of Joseph Clever,
of the Second ward. died on Friday, after
a few days illness of scarlet fever.
The VIM. A. Wise residence property on
Gravel Hill was sold yesterday at sherin's
sale. Fred. Seabright was the purchaser.
Consideration, 1880. This is considered
a very low price for this splendid prop
erty.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in the city on
business yesterday.
Councilman Abe Stahl is on q busidess
trip TO Dunkirk, Indl, where he expects 10
90 en a branch house.
James Taylor, long a resident OF this
city and for many years an employe OF the
B. & o died at his home in the Second
ward on Friday. Deceased was forty six
years of age. He leaves a wife and three
children. The funeral willtake place from
ST. Johns Church this morning.
Hon. Ross j. Alexander and Col. j. w.
Renfroe, of Atlanta, Ca, left on the B. u
o. yesterday morning for the Pacific coast.
These gentlemen were recently appointed
by President Cleveland 10 appraise the
lands of the Puyallup Indian Reservation
in the northwest corner Of the State Of
Washington.
A new case of scarlet fever was reported
to the Board of Health vesterday-the Is
year-old daughter Of Fred Hagel, of the
Third ward,
Martin Kane, an employe of the hide
pendent, was fooling with a revolver, when
the ball was accidentally discharged, en-
tering his left leg below the knee and taxi
ing q downward course. The physician
has not found the ball, but he does not
consider the wound a dangerous one.
Mrs. Robert johnson, OF the First ward,
fell down a flight of stairs and was severe
ly bruised.
Mrs. Ann Williams, aged II years, died
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Roberts, on Gravel Hill. She had been
long i'll with the infrmities incident to old
age.
Annie Berwinkle, sent up from this city
on q charge of shooting with intent 10
wound, had a hearing in Common Please
Court on Friday. She was fined Sl5 and
costs for assault and battery.
There was no business transacted in the
Mayors or Justices Courts yesterday.
A party of knights of the Golden Eagle
went out to Frnklin last evening to help
institute a new lodge Of the order at that
place.
A large number of country people were
in the city yesterday.
Wheeling, Bridgeport and Benwood were
we'll represented at the campfire held oy
Spangler Post, Friday evening, about
seventy five being present from the three
towns. The Bridgeport delegation was
headed by a drum corps. Those who were
present saw it was the most enjoyable
campfire ever held in the city.
The lady members Of Henry Camp
Lodge, Good Templars, will hold a taffy
social at City Hall next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harry Eberlein has been quite sick
the past week with la grippe.
Robert Brown and daughter Miss Cora,
are confined to their rooms with la grippe.
The w. @. Gill property on Rose Hill
was sold at public sale yesterday for $685..
Husbands q Inskeep will open an Office
in Central Block.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Preaching at the Christian Church by
the regular pastor both morning and even
ing.
Rev. J.. H. Rodgers, Of Toronto, o., will
occupy the pulpit at the First NJ. b. Church
morning and evening.
Rev. Warden will fill the pulpit at the
Uniled Presbyterian Church at IL a. N.
and 1880 p. II.
Regular services morning and evening at
the First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Pearch and Mrs. Huntley will con-
duct evangelistic services at City Hal this
afternoon at 3 o'clock and at z o'clock in
the evening.
The usual services at the German Re-
formed Church. Young Peoples Mission
Society at 1880 p. N.