Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21

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inatioh for Treasurer.
Mrs. G. F. Paul, of Tiltonville, Is tne
guest Of her mother-in-law, Mrs. y. M
Paul, of the Third ward
Orr people who are In the habit Of
| spending Sunday in the country at points
out the B. 81 o. road are justly indignant al
the action OF the railroad company In the
makingup the schedule now IN enect
The first train west which makes stops al
local stations leaves here at I:O3 p. m, anu
the return train arrives here at Z:40 p. n
Thus il will be seen that there is little &C
~commodation for local travel west on the
B. & o. on Sunday.
Yesterday was another dull Saturday 10
| police circles. no arrests being made, and q
clear blotter in the Mayors Court.
Marshal johnson has returned from
GAINESVILLE.
.John Paul. an old Bellsire boy, who has
been at pittsburg for Several years, VIII
lead to the hymeneal altar on June 7th, q
belle OF that city.
lanes McNamee, of the Third ward, met
with a bad accident on the c., L. u w.
road Yesterday afternoon. He is a brake
man, and while engaged in coupling car;
had his hand caught and so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary. be wsS
brought TO his home here and a second am
putation was performed later IN the after
noon.
John WINNER, a well-known resident OF
! this city. died on Friday evening Of con
SUMPTION, at Quincy, where he had gone in
the hope of recuperating his health. He
was about thirty-three years Of age, ano
leaves q wife and two small children. The
Turner's will nave charge Of the funeral
which will take place this afternoon.
Thomas Cullen has put in q base bal
score board and beginning this week will
receive the score OF the games as they are
being played in the various cities OF the
country.
John L. Davis was treated to an agree
able surprise at his home in the First
ward, Friday evening. MI. Davis has
been the agent of the B. 81 o., at this
point for some time. and has been pro
| NOTED TO a much better position in the
same line at Chicago. The clerical force al
the B. & O., depot building and others OF
the com pany's employees, met at his home,
and securing the services Of Rev. Mr..
| Collier as spokesman, presented their
friend and associate with O fine trunk, UNI
brella. bill book, and beautiful serpentine
ring. Mr.. Davis was somewhat embar
raised pY this manifestation OF esteem,
but responded feelingly and thanked the
doners. MIR. Davis left for Chicago yes
terday, but his family will remain here
| for several months.
Miss Lizzie Ault is visiting her friend
Miss Nettie Kurtz, Of Chicago.
Kraz. Davis, father of John Davis, the
contractor, is seriously i'll at his home a.
Pinch Run.
A horse belonging to Isaiah Nef oil
Bethel fell upon the street in passing along
Yesterday morning and attracted quite q
- hnt fha hOrca uruQ nNt carl0nCIV Ill
rpd got up and moved off soon afterward.
Hon. Ross j.. Alexander Of Bridgeport
was in the city yesterday.
j. A. Gallaher, Esq, has returned from
the Episcopal Church convention at Piqua
The employees at the B. & O.. freight de-
Dot Yesterday morning presented John l.
! Davis with an elegant easy rocker, pre-
vious 10 his departure for Chicago.
A new time card gees into effect on the
@. g. 2. road to-day.
AT TIE CHURCHES o-DAY
"Presbyterianism - the second Of the SO
ries of the sermons on the subject, will be
the subject OF Rev. Mr.. Bars discourse
at the First Presbyterian church this
morning. DR.. John SaaGi, q nstive OF Sy'
ria. will deliver q lectures in the evening on
the "rhe One Hundred and Ninety Mil.
lions.m the number Of the followers OF
Islam faith.
Regular services at the First M. E
morning and evening.
Rev. r. A. Flick will I'll the pulpit a.
the United Presbyterian morning and eve
ming service.
Communion service at the German Re
formed at ten a. m; services at eight
o'clock, evening.
Recognition Of the Future Life" will be
the subject of Rev. Mr.. Golfers discourse
at South Bellaire NJ. E, evening.
Regular services at the other churches.
Strangers in the city are cordially In
yited to attend service at either of these
churches.