Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
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j. CT. Snyder, or PittSDurRi oelVereu IN
address entitled, 1.-The Merits and Value
of Trades Unions" at City Hall, Friday
evening. There was a small audience pres
ent, and the address did not give general
satisfaction.
A placard. "Searlet Fever" is tackled on
the door Of Balzar Stultz's house on Guern-
sey street, his young son having mud at
tack of the disease.
The Street Commissioner is making an
easy grade at the railroad crossing at
Thirty second street.
A rumor to the effect that Simon Baer's
Sons, OF Wheeling had made an assign
ment was heard on the streets yesterday,
but telephone inquiry TO Wheeling
brought prompt denial OF the story.
Quite number of our people will attend
the Epworth Assembly, which opens at
Bethesda camp grounds tomorrow even
ING. The grounds are in splendid condl-
ton, Among the noted persons whose
names appear on the programme OF eXer-
cises are: Chaplain McCabe, Dr. Earl
Crauston. Erasmus Wilson, Rev. j. p. Gill
cert. Gov Mckinley, Pete. Won Finkel-
stein Mamreov, Prof. Van DeVenter, Dr.
w. L. Davidson and others.
The eleventh anniversary OF the mar
riare of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BOyce was
celebrated in becoming style at Bethesda
camp grounds on Thursday. Refresh
ments were served. Quite an enjoyable
occasion is reported.
A Young man named Owens died at the
home Of Owen Murray, in the Fourth
ward, yesterday morning.
Spsagler Post, @. A. r., has made ar
rangements with Mr.. Miller, author OF the
beautiful military drama, "The Girl spy; or
the Heroine of Chicamauga," for the pro-
ductiOn OF the play in this city on August
I
play is said 70 be superior 70 the old mill
tarv dramas which have been presented
here. The leading parts will be taken by
Mr.. Miller and his associate, Miss Tur-
Rev. DR.. Williams, Of Centreyille, has
received an invitation TO lecture st Lane
Theological Seminary, Of Cincinnati.
Some of the country teachers say the in
stitute held at ST. ClairSville last week,
Notwithstanding the presence OF some OF
the ablest instructors in the country, was
no better than the old four-week institute
for the country school teacher. Others say
that the institute was by far the best which
has ever been held in the County.
The Prohi bitionists will hold their
county convention at ST. Clairsville,
on the oath inst. The convention will be
held in the forenoon. A basket picnic Will
he held on the Fair Grounds IN the after
noon. G. p. Macklin, candidate Tor Gov
ernor. will make an address.
samuel Craft and Mrs. Lucinda j. Coff-
man. were married by Elder l. ID. Cousins,
of the Church Of God, on Thursday even
ing, -. Lilo.
in a glass factory at THIN, is here visiting
Albert Gettings and wife returned yes
terdav from a weeks visit 10 relatives at
Mrs Klaproth. Of the Fourth ward, is
visiting relatives at Columbus.
Charles Strahl, Of the Bellaire laundry,
visited friends at SisterSvlle, w. Va, the
past week.
Elder /. ID. Cousins succeeds Foster Nc
Kiranhan as Manager OF T.. b. Potts
Branch store in this city. =
Mel Blackburn has purchased James
Wilson's elegant residence on Front street,
Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Charles Edmonds Of Fostoria, Is
visiting relatives in the city.
The Belmont County Harvest Home
nicric will be held at Stewards grove, on
the Warnock pike, on the 24tn inst.
Day K Dougherty are putting in new
sidewalk ABOUT the Second ward school
building.
Louis Luchs has been on the sick list
the past few days.
Tbe Western Union now has a rival in
this city in the Postal Telegraph Company,
which has opened al office in q. Il. Blake
ney's store.
Mrs n. Winston and children, of Elm
Grove. have been guests Of Mrs. Charles
Cooley, OF the First ward, the past few
day.
will visit Lady WashingtOn's Council, OF
Wheeling, Friday evening
Albert Luchs has returned from visit
10 mis- brother Morris Luchs, OF Marietta.
Supt. B. T. Jones, will leave on Tuesday
on a visit to Ashland, o., and otner points.
The festive DR.. Baker was taken TO the
GAINESVILLE workhouse yesterday by Mar
shall johnson.
The train which runs on the ST. Glars
Wise branch Of the Is. * o. made special
trip 70 the this city yesterday morning, nc
commodating many patrons.
Miss Lillian LaROche has returned from
a visit 10 friends at Pittsburg.
Miss Matte Lucas, of Centreville, has
been tbs. gueet OF Miss Emma Irwin. the
past few days.
s. WINNER is setting them up to the
boysr rejoicing over the arrival OF the hrSt
BOY baby at his home.
James Wilson and wife are at Bethesda
camp grounds.
Eastbound 3. & o. trains were several
hours late Yesterday on account or acave-ln
In the Cambridge tunnel.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Lichteuberger and family
have returned from their summer vacat on.
Frank Barber has returned from Can
ton. n. Y, much improved in health.
IL. NJ. Fulton, who kept q general mer-
chandise store and the postofice at WHIT
new on the B. & o., left home several days