Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-02

Mrs George HobenSack and
returned from visit TO her
Mrs. O. B. Lane. OF Pittsburg.
James Gather left yesterday
Alta, w. Va, where he will join
who has been wishing friends
several days.
Usual services will be held In S
Episcopal church today.
Everett Morris will lead the o'cl9
Y. NJ. G. A. meeting this afternoon.
Reu. Morse will ill the pulpit Of
Baptist church this morning and evenin
o. K. Wood was in Steubenville yestei
day on business.
Hiram Seioert left yesterday for Rosby'S
Rock, w. Va.
Miss Ella Campbell returned yesterday
from a visit TO friends at Cadiz-
John l.. Schilling. OF Bellaire, was In the
city yesterday.
John Williams and wife, OF jefferson
street, left yesterday for Marietta.
DR.. Hogan is spending the Sabbath with
friends al Wsrnoce Station.
J. w. Ball, OF Fifth street. has gone 70
Henrysburg 10 work.
Mrs. X. +. Fowler, Of Businessburg, Is
the guest OF her son Robert, OF this city.
Mrs. Harry Eberlne and family sre the
guest OF her parents, G. Long and wife, OF
Washington street.
II. Barr. OF Fourth street, left yesterday
10 visit friends in Pittsburg and Wilkins
burg.
VIM. Pugh and family are removing to
Flushing.
VIM. Dopler has received a large con-
signment OF hay by the c. & p. X. X.
John c. Hsyne returned from Franklin,
Iud., where he is erecting rolling mill.
He will stay here with his family until
after the Fourth.
The condition OF Heaton Paxton Is serl-
Gus, with no hopes OF recovery. His physi-
clan thinks il is merely question OF few
hours.
George G. Ralston & Co. commenced 10
remove their stock OF goods in,o their new
store room in the Hobensack Block last
night.
Evening Star Dancing Club gave
moonlight picnic at Helling's orchard last
night.
A special meeting Of Local Union No.l6,
AF.G.W.U., will DE held tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock, in their hall in the Dick
son building.
The STANDARD Fishing Club started for
their camp, near Brilliant, last night and
Jolly Pathfnders left for Marshall Springs,
near Clariugton, at the same time.
Mrs Ellis Lash, who has been quito III,
Is In fair way 10 recovery.
There will De a meeting OF Hawatha
Council, Jr. y. L. A. Nj, AT their hall al y
o'clock this morning.
Mike Moran. the Wheeling man who has
been locked up here with n bad dose OF tim
Jams, was taken 10 ST. Clairsytlle yester.
day.
Chas. Morgan left for Irontou yesterday
Hugh McGlumphy and wife will leave
tomorrow tomorrow 10 visit friends In
Pennsylvania
Miss Belle Green, accompanied by her
cousin Miss Maggie BuSey, left yesterday
TO visit friends in Wellsourg.
The G.. u. A. NJ. Festival, at the Shreye.
Hervey Hall, was well attended last night
Miss Verne Clark is back at her old
place in the postonice.
Mart Myers went 10 GAINESVILLE yester-
day.
terday.
RUFUS Brown is visiting friends in Mari
eta.
Lou Perkins, of Wellsburg, was in the
city yesterday.
Auditor Joe Henderson was in town yes
terday.
Squire Theodore Keller, James Ruuyon,
BENJAMIN Powell, ex-Councilman David
Llewellen and Councilman Adam Wernig
are all spoken OF as coanuidates for Mayor,
which will be made vacant II Mayor Harris
accepts the principalship OF the Third
ward school.
Mrs. JEFF Bowers. who attempted suicide
about two weeks ago. died ut Ger home Ia
Cadiz at o'clock Friday evening. The
funeral will take place from her late home
thia morning and the remains will De laid
beside those Of her husband In Riveryiew
cemetery. The sadden death Of her husband
caused the wife TO commit tho rash act
that caused her death.
The Don Cornet Band made some good
music the pas. two nights e. the Ameri'
Yesterday James Pratt received q dis
patch from Jacksonville saying that his
brother.in.law, Richard Il. Ovens. bad
been drowned the night before. No par
ticulars were given OF his death. His lam
lily lives here, and he formerly worked In
the Etna and Standard mills. He went 10
the Hooking Valley In search OF work. He
was a member OF Hlawatha Council, Jr. o.
u. A. M, who have directed that his re-
mains be sent here for burial. he was IS
years old, and leaves wife aud child.
Yesterday morning Judge briggs gave
his decision In the suit OF Bridgeport
against the city Of Martins Ferry. He d.
rected that the full pressure OF water be
turned on in the Bridgeport water main
for O period OF sixty days, and Bridgeport
Is 10 furnish Waterman 10 SEQ that the
water is not wasted by the bursting oil
pipes. and IL they are strong enough 10
stand the full pressure 1t must be furnished
thereafter.
To WATER CONSUMERS. Water rents
were due July LIST. A discount OF ten per
cent will be allowed on all bills paid before
July 10.
An interesting divorce suit was decided
at the Common Pleas Court Ia ST. Glars
Vile yesterday. Harry Turk sued for di.
yorce, and his wife entered n counter.suit.
Judge briggs dismissed Turks suit, and
gave his wife 1900 alimony and the Gus
today OF her children.
AT ST. MARI's.
To-day Is the sixth Sunday after Penti-
cost Ep Rom. e-3-ll, Gosp. St. Mark Sal
10. This is also the Visitation OF the
Blessed Virgin; Monday, Precions Blood
OF our Lord; Tuesday, 81 lreneus;
Wednesday, SITS Cyrell and Methodus;
Thursday, Octave OF SITS. Peter and Paul;
Friday. Benedict the Eleventh: Saturday,
st. Eugene. the Third, pope. There
will be special services next Tuesday. July
Atm. at a. IN. Next Friday will DO the
first Friday OF the month. Tho priest'
will be In the church Thursday a. p. m.
There will be no Sunday school until sep
TENDER. Sodalities will meet as usual.
Married mems and womens sodality meet
to-day after benediction. Baptism OF 2
p. n.