Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04


Yesterday morning between Il and
| O'Clock. Alvin Sedrwick, one of the guests
At the Bayless House, was aroused from
his sleep by a noise, and upon looking
around his room TO see what caused IT. &c
discovered a colored man under his BED.
He Immediately sounded an alarm, but
| Upon doing SO the would-be burglar made
a dash for liberty ana escaped. he seemed
TO be familiar with the premises and found
no trouble in getting out of the building.
For some time past the boarders have oeen
missing small articles from their rooms,
and il looks as il the burSsar OF yesterday
morning was no stranger In our communi-
Nv. Alvin was q little nervous after the
whole affair was over and DC had time 70
think about the matter.
The gutter on Second street, between
Hanover and the Cleveland and Pittsourg
passenger depot, which has been In q very
bad condition, has been cleaned out and
thoroughly sprinkled with lime by City
Commissioner Coates, and not by the
Health Officer. as is claimed by some.
The Climax took up a nice crowd TO
Wellsburg last night on her first moon,
light excursion. Good music was on board
to liven up the occasion.
Rose Pickens has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate Of Lucy b. Wells,
deceased.
The ladies OF the Second NJ. L. church
will give a festival in Commercial han
next Saturday evening.
Elder Parish, of Kirkland, ONO, "a
preacher Of the Latter Day SAINTS, VIII
deliver q free lecture upon religious SUD-
iects in Commercial Hall tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. David Jones has returned from q
visit TO Alliance, o.
MIR. and Mrs. Galbraith, OF Smithtield,
who were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. DR..
Oug Friday night, left yesterday morning
for Pittsburg.
r. A. King, of Deep Run, was in the
| city on business yesterday.
Miss Cora Green is the guest OF Wells
burg friends.
VIM. Enefritz, just back Of town, is laid
| up with typhoid fever.
Chas. Hoyle has returned from a visit 10
Smithheld.
Bert George has gone to his home at
| East Liverpool to take care OF his spralned
wrist.
Isreal Sidwell Of Colerain was here yes
terday.
r. w. Chambers of Mount Pleasant was
in town yesterday on business.
Alex. Hartman OF Graysville, o., was in
| the city yesterday.
Prof. Bowers of GAINESVILLE was here
Yesterday 10 hle his application for the po-
| sition Of Superintendent OF our schools.
Miss Ida McMasters of Mount Pleasant
is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Tweedy OF
Fourth stoeet.
A. Pierson. agent for a New York Col
| lecting Company, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Rainey and children, OF ST.
| Clairsville, where the guests Of friends
here yesterday.
There will be no preaching at the Pres
byterian Church today, Rev. II, n: Camp
| bell having not returned from WASHINGTON
yet.
Mrs. Martha Anderson, Of Pittsburg, is
| the guest of relatives here.
John Perry left for Muncie, Ind, yester-
day.
j. B. Ryan, Of ST. Clairsville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mill Lodge at tue convention OF the Anal
gamation at Pittsburg this coming week.
The Y. M. G. A. boys are practicing FOR
| their relay race 10 MI. Pleasant aud re-
turn.
Charles Kuckuck's broken limb will be
put in plaster paris tomorrow.
The Y. M. G.. A. will give a moonlight
excursion on the steamer Liberty week
after next. ,
CITY Solicitor George Mckee, of Bridge
| port, was in town yesterday on business:
James Yeager, one Of the drivers at the
Etna mill coal mines, yesterday had the
| misfortune 10 collide his mule and train OF
cars with another, hurting himself and
mule.
Miss Ella Delaney, of GAINESVILLE, Is the
guest of the family Of B. Exley, OF Fourth
street.
from Chicago yesterday.
Miss Julia Downey still continues dan
gerously i'll.
John Janni, q Pittsburg drummer, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Lupton, of the firm Of Lupton &
Walker, OF Mount Pleasant, was In town
The Martins Ferry Cub Club had a
practice shoot on the brick yard grounds
yesterday. 49,.
The Independent Hose Company will
begin practice tomorrow TO get in good
| shape for the fremen's tournament at
Marietta.
Pinkney Mersss, Of Moundsville, Is
| spending Sunday here.
Mrs. Z. L. Tweedy and son, Paul, have
gone TO Dlllonvale for the summer.
The gatherers and blowers OF the Buck
! eye played a game of ball on the furnace
grounds yesterday.
Thomas Schoield will address the Y. NJ.
G. A. meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Pence. the white wife OF the
| colored man called shorten Bread paid
one dollar and costs fer abusing Mrs.
| John Craver, another white woman, who
| is married 70 colored gentleman"
Mrs. /. K. Ratclif and daughter, OF Mt.
| Pleasant, are the guests Of relatires here.
The x. of p. viii put in electric lights In
their hall.
AT ST. MARY's CHURCH.
To-day Is Second Sunday after Pente-
cost and also Sunday within the octave OF