Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

bors, which furnished temporary allevi-
alton from their suffering. A prominent
phvsiclau also visited the sick man and
furnished the wherewithal to procure med
icine, gratis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheilcope, Of McMechen,
are in Pittsburg, where they were hastily
summoned by the serious illness or Mr..
Shelloope's father, who has been suffering
from paralysis and is not expected 10 re-
cover.
A child Of VIM Brannen, who resides IN
the lower ward, died last week OF Group
and was Inferred Friday at Mt. Cavery.
The Hone Society initisthd several new
members at its last meeting, Thursday
evening. This ceremony is said TO be an
unique and highly amusing one, being de-
vised by the Hope, but, as usual, IS sur
rounded by the majesty Of mystery.
An infant child Of Mr.. George Gevlne's
died ard was buried yesterday IN Nc
Mechen's Cemetery.
VIM. Allen, Sr., an aFed and highly es-
teemed gentleman residing in Union dis
trict, is seriously i'll and his recovery is
despaired Of Mr.. Allen was one OF the
early pioneers Of the locality where he re-
sides. and is q man of upright integrity
and sterling worth. qualities which have
gained him a host or friends.
The EpWorth League met at the resi-
dence or Rev. Denton Friday evening.
Young peoples meetings have been Ia pro
gress for the past week.
\ small child Of Mr.. John Leach is III
with measles.
The revival at the VI. E. Church is still
is progress. The interest manifested AZ the
commencement Of the meetings still re-
mains undated. so the revival will be con-
tinued for some time.
- u HaeF fHfrn
at the City Hospital last Thursday, FOR
mental arrangement caused by an injury 10
the skull iniictei some years ago.
Mrs ". y. Greenwood, who has been
suffering from typhoid fever for some time
and whose condition was such as 10 coca
sion grave doubts as 10 recOvery,ls a. pres
ent considered out Of danger.
The ferrvboat resumed its diurnGl trips
Yesterday. 20 the relief OF those whose GvO-
cation requires their daily crossing OF the
river and WAC have been considerably IN
convenicnccd oy It's compulsory stoppage.
The report OF hir. Ascury Rooey's mar
rage was Somewhat premature, as that
gentleman still enjoys the felcity OF single
blessedness.
Miss Ella Mitchell is seriously i'll, being
afflicted wit.Ta peculiarly painful malady.
DEPUTY Sheriff McCOmbs was in the city
yesterdayl
The pudding department of the Wheel.
ing Iron Works ran steadily last week and
q tas present outlook for continued good
run is very bright.
The Wheeling steel plant was idle yes
terday, but will resume again tomorrow.
Tim Dolan and wife, Of Pittsourg, are
the guests OF friends here.
Miss Lizzie Hoffman, well-known
young lady of this place, and Mr. Thomas
Burke, OF Wheeling, were married one
evening last week.
Mr.. Will hurry, Of Pittsburg, is spend
ing a few days at his home here.
Miss Alice Robinson, Of McMechen, ana
Mr.. SilYers, an employe Of the B. & o.,
went 10 Oakland, the Mecca Of runaway
couples, and were married one day last
week.
Mr.. J. Sinclair who left for Florida
about a week ago, to take charge of his
brothers. affairs, who met violent death
there recently, hiss arrived at his desCina-
ton.