Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
srEUBENvlLLE.

STEUBENvILLE, O., January II. - The
great hurrah made this week about schol-
ars Of the High School carrying revolvers
was narrowed down TO almost nothing. IL
all resulted from member OF th7 Board
of Education that he had seen one OF the
scholars with a revolver. Judging from
the reports sent to the Wheeling Intettfgen-
Ger and Pitts urg papers by correspond
ent the outside world would think that all
the bows in our High School were" walking
arsenals," when in fact the only one OF
then that had a revolver in his possession
was the 500 Of one of our ministers, ana
the weapon had no cylinder in it, and the
boy had found it and put IL in his pocket.
The correspondent who created the nurrah
by his publications Is the same one who
last summer caused a great racket about
our water works system and on other
occasions about different matters.
If he wasn't. as he declares himself,
10 be, too thick skinned" 10 be az cted by
criticism, the opinions Of him freely eK
pressed Oy citizens and the newspapers
might have some Effect in lettering him
from inauguratinP further scares But be
declares that he don't care what the people
think Of him so long as the papers pay him
for the articles.
E. VI. Stanton Post, No. 166, G. A. R.,
Monday night Installed the following OH
Gers OOmUlduutT, -. ". CiIAAhN 49,
Fred Kaufman: Jr Vice, T. d. Ferguson;
Chaplain, Rev. j. A. Cook; Quarterm .ster,
J. d. Porter; on -er Of the day, John Lind
say; Adjut2Ht, Wm. Seiden berg; Officer OF
the Guard. VIM. Batmsn; Quartermastsr's
Sergeant, w. A Urguhart. Sergeant, Dr..
Cress, Sergeant Major, John Welsh. Inc
w. r. e. the same evening installed the
following: President, Mrs. w. b. Donald
son; Vice, Mrs. J. F.. Sarrstt;
Jr. Vice, Mrs. I. NJ. Simp-
son; Chaplain, Mrs. VIM. Tonner;
Treasurer, ISIS Sarah Brown; Secretary,
Mrs. w. A Long; Conductor, Mrs. u. b.
Winters: Assistant Conductor, Mrs. Re
becca Hawkins Guard, Mrs. James Rob
luson; Ass slant, Mrs. John Hall.
Eu eka Lodge No. So, X. of p, Tuesday
nieht installed officers as follows: p. C.,
VIM. Kettewood z. c., Il. d. Egerley;
V. c., Thomas Williams; Prelate, Joseph
Aknovich; K. r. s., Chas Caldw well; NJ.
Off, ID NJ. Corhett; Vi. of E., Wm. Wan
namaker; l.. G II. Johnson; o. G. James
Spence; Trustees, Z. T. zimmerman, Frank
Miller, d. NJ. Corbett; Transient Relief
Committee, d NJ Corbett. After the lodge
had adjourned the party partook ofoysters
at the restaurant Of James Burns at the
expense of John G. Butte.
Misses Mamie and Georgia Bickse are
Tue EueSlS " iIACluo III w hCDAAHk'
Mrs Smythe, of Pittsburg, is In the city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Fore
man.
Miss Ella Miller returned home this
week after delightful visit 10 friends in
Wheeling.
Geo. W McCook this week ATTENDED
meeting of the stockholders Of the Hook
ing Valley Railroad Company at Column
bus.
Ivanhoe Division, No. Z, U. R., K. of P,
Will hold its second social membership
dance of the season, at its hall, corner
Fourth and Washington streets, Thursday
evening next, January 10Th.
Miss Flora Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. T VI. Wells. Of Bellsire.
DR. w. r. Allison, who has been seri-
Ously i'll for several weeks, is convalescing
and will be able TO resume business in a
few days.
Bishop Leonard will administer the sa-
cred rite Of confirmation at St PauPs
Episcopal church, on the 29th inst.
The Century CluO gave solree at Faux
O'Nears Friday evening
MIR and Mrs John Freeman and daugh-
ter returned hons this week after a four
months soiourn IN New YORK city.
Elliot days len Saturday for PivOli-on-
the h udson, where he Will complete the
senior business course.
MIR and MIS-. Frank Spearman and chill
drcn are home from Sharon, Pa, where
they spent the holidays with friends.
John Flood entertained the Whist Club
Friday evening at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs DR. link, corner Third and North
streets.