Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
BENwOoD.

The new cylinder for the Riverside steel
plant is expected to arrive the early part OF
this week, and the plant will resume as
soon as il is placed in position.
Miss Maude Jefferson, Mary Gray and
Grace Roberts, trio Of faclnatlng young
ladies, were up from the county seat yes
terday.
Mr.. Joseph Gatewood, an employe Of the
lower steel plant, is suffering from mallg-
nant attack of blood poisoning, resulting
from badly burned hand sustained about
a week ago while at work on one OF the
small engines used about the plant.
Miss Alice Crockard, who has been Ill
for the past week or more, is convalescent.
Samuel Blake, young man OF this place,
died Friday at the Wheeling Hospital AFTER
a weeks illness of pneumonia.
Quite a large number from here attended
the concert for the benefit of the strikers
at the Grand Opera House last week.
Mr.. II. Brush will remove his family TO
Pulaski, Pa, next week.
Mr. William Lineberger, who has been
at the City Hospital for some time, Will DE
brought home in about three weeks, hav-
ing recovered sufficient strength TO permit
his removal. but it will be some time be-
fore he will be able'to walk.
Some Of the street crossings had to be
torn up and relaid owing to their helgnt
being above the pavements. a<44
A drummer for the Ideal Baking Pow
der Company came down on the electric
cars one day last week, and found his trade
materially diminished in consequence, all
his former patrons refusing TO purchase OF
him.
Miss Birdie Wilson pleasantly enter
aimed O number Of friends at. her home on
Thursday evening.
The Daughters Of Rebekah held their
regular meeting at their hall on Main
street. Friday evening.
Yesterday was pay day at the Riverside.
The Wheeling steel plant will resume To-
morrow.
a supper and social will be given April 9
in the basement hall OF St. Johns church,
fer the benefit of the church.
The pudding department was idle the
latter part Of the week, but Will resume TO-
morrow.
The Teachers Institute held at McMech-
en- yesterday was quite largely attended,
and proved most successful and interest
ing meeting Several carefully prepared
papers were read, introducing subjects OF
moment to all earnest and enthusiastic in
structors of the youth. These were fol
lowed by discussions, in which all partlcl-
pated The evening was devoted TO lltera-
~ and musical performances, comprising
the following: Song, by choir; ConSutu-
ton of West Virginia, w. f. Bonar; reci-
tation, Odessa Bigelow, Striking Instance
of Mans Devoton;n recitation, Clara
Higgs, Lazy Daisey;n song, Nora Thoe-
men, why Did They Dig Mas Grave so
Deepl" recitation Miss May Haneu;
Influence of |ae Board of Ex-
aminers," T. II. Rowles; song, by choir;
recitation, Dannie Criswell, 1--WE Little
Boys" recitation, Minnie Fetty, "School
Girls Troubles song, Minnie 10y,
"Driven From Home;" Training and
Equipment of the Teachers" Miss Dora
Davis; recitation, Miss Belle Bowers;
recitation, Hope letters, Mammals
Help;" recitation, Reid McMechen, Rag
gedy Men," song, Hattie Patterson, II
Have No Home;" recitation, Bertha
Ruckman, ''Nobodys' Child;" song by
choir; Devices in School Work." Mary
Stewart; recitation, Thomas Hoskinson;
recitation, Alice Roby, Experience With
a Refractory Cows" song, Nora Thoenen,
Don't Dig Ny Grave Deep, Papa" reci-
tation, Pearl Sockmrn, Orphan Annie;"
recitation, Grace MARBLE, 1.-The Wife
Hunting Deacon" recitation, Homer
SimOnds; song by choir.