Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
RELLAIRE.


House, at half past eight Friday evening,
he was waylaid by Herman Tiber and
Coleman Conrov. They first asked Hart
wig fora chew of 'scrap,n then a stogie,
and being told that he had neither, they
grabbed his hat and umbrella. The UNI
brella handle was broken as was his watch
chain, and they ran awry with his hat
Tiber and Conroy had a hearing In the
Mayors Court yesterday on a charge OF
attempted robbery. Hartwig is q recent
arrival from Germany, and he became en-
barrassed in Court and could not under
stand or explain the circumstances of the
affair, which made q poor showing FOR the
prosecution, and Tiber and Conroy were
dismissed on the charge Of robbery and
fined for intoxication and disorderly con-
duct.
VIM. Drugan will represent Red Cloud
Tribe. 1. o. r. M, at the Great State
| Council, which convenes at Ironton on
Tuesday. He will be accompanied by
| Chief of Records Thos. j. Irwin, Of Mar
tins Ferry.
It is stated that Louis LaRoche will con
test the election of w. d. Jones as member
Of Council from the Fourth ward. 1t will
be remembered that at the April election
each of these men received the same num-
Der of votes, and that TO decide the matter,
Mayor MCGOWAN and City Clerk Cow cast
lots. and Jones won. These officials acted
in compliance with Law in the casting OF
lots.
Rev. E. S. Smith, Of Wegee, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Floyd, of Newark, is the guest of
Mrs. Anthony Murphy, of Crescent street.
The coal miners at Heatherton'S upper
works nave made al agreement with the
operators and returned to work, but trade
is very dull and only q few men are max
ing part time. 80
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER will
be delivered to your door each morning at
lSc per week. G. H. Blakeney, agent.
The delegates of Spangler Post and the
w. r. e. will leave on the 18th inst. for
the State ~Encampment, to be held at Ham
ilton. DR.. H. G.. Kemple and A. Haase
will represent the post, and Mrs. o. G.
Jones and Mrs. A. Haase the Corps.
Messrs. A. A. Giffen and W. Z. Bates
will lecture at the South Bellaire M. E.
Church tomorrow evening. Subject,
"Signs of the Times"
]. H. Murray and DR.. A. Porterield will
represent Plymouth Council and w. ID.
Jones Bellaire Council at the State Coun-
Gil Of American Mechanics, to be held at
Dayton, leaving here on the 18th inst.
The Ohio Watchmakers and jewelers.
Association will hold their annual meeting
at Cleveland, July 10, IL and II.
Recorder d. S. Dreamer and wife were
in the city yesterday en- route 10 Mead
township TO visit their parents.
There were many country people in the
city yesterday, the 3. & o. and B., q. 81
G.. trains each bringing in quite a lumber.
Mrs. Newt. Thankland and Miss Cast
ling, of Wheeling, were guests OF Mrs.
! Charles Warnock yesterday.
The way work is being pushed on the
new electric railway is a surprise TO many
of our people, who lave become habitUated
to the proverbiai slowneSs OF the old horse
car line in everything. The line is now
being laid on the paved street, and 1t will
not take long to carry the line through the
city. Cars will no doubt be running to
Bridgeport by early fall.
Following is the programme for the pub
lie school entertainment to be held at the
| Elysian Theatre Tuesday evening:
FIRST PART.
Twelve Miss Pelicoes.
| Recitation. .... Uncle Ned's Defense
Gail Myers.
Pianoforte Song .......". .......B Boys and Girls
Joe Schilling.
Delsarte Exercises. GIFTS
PRantominewWait Until Tomorrow .......
Tomorrow.
Maggie McGregor.
Duette .......... sweet ana Low
Lola aud Leila Metz
Sun Flower song~~....Fourteen Boys and Girls
Muslc".".... Ot0heS'ta
SECOND PART.
Tableau. ........ ............ Marriage OF Pocahontas
o club Swinging Boys and SIX Girls
Anna Venison.
The Song Of the Regiment~-""".SIxteen BOYS
NOV Ei.6 AOS"'' N"A
Three Little Maids From School.
| Solo,. Daddy Wouldn't Buy Ne a Bow Bow
The Flower Girl; You Dirty Boy; Columbus;
The Practical Joke; The Puritan Maiden.
i OIcueeIra
j. w. CARRIER and wife were called to
Salesville yesterday by a message convey
ing the sad intelligence that Mr. James
| Long, father Of Mrs. CARRIER, had died sud-
denly Of heart trouble.
The fair and festival held by the South
Bellaire Epworth League on Friday and
Saturday evenings was well attended, and
besides furnishing much enjoyment netted
a snug sun for the treasury.
Most of the land in Mead and the south
eastern portions of Richland and Smith
townships is being leased by oil men, who
promise to drill test wells this summer.
Vim. Satterield and wife, Of Brilliant,
are spending the day with relatives in the
city.
viii Parks, who has been seriously i'll,
was somewhat better yesterday.
Nearly one hundred and fifty boys and
girls will take part in the school entertain.
ment on Tuesday evening.
Teams are now crossing over the B. e. O..
tracks on Belmont street, but the grade
has not been cut down as much as 1t will
be.
ATTHE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Regular services. with preaching morn
ing and evening, at the First M. E., services
beginning at s In the evening.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. at the German
| Reformed,
Rev. w. II. Wilson, of Belle Center,
will preach at the Christian church morn
ing and evening.
Preaching at the South Bellaire NJ. E.. at
the evening service only.
Rev. L. Mechlin, Of New Athens, will
preach at the Second Presbyterian morning
and evening.
Regular services at the United Presby-
| terrain, with sermon morning aud evening.
Rev. L. w. Barr will conduct the usual
services at the First Presbyterian.
HANNIBAL.
HANNIBAL, O., May6.-W. B. O'Neill and
| Capt. Charles Muhleman were at Woods
field. O., Monday on business.
Misses Ada and Carrie Cehrs and Miss