Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08


The Oldzad Hastings company played to
good business at the Opera House last
night. and delighted the large audience
present.
Yesterday morning Howard Hipkins
sWOre out a warrant in Mayor Kellar's
court for Mrs. Rose Williams Powder
Monkey charging her with using obscene
language. greatly TO the annoyance OF MS
family and the neighbOrh0od IN general, IN
which the lady resides. Powder Monkey
however, was on visit 70 friends across
! the river when the officer arrived with the
warrant and has otreturned yet.
Harry Smith is home from Canal Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. FRANK Ebert are visiting
friends at MingO over sunday.
Samuel Brown, tho man charged with
bastardy BY Margaret Williams will De
taken 10 ST. Clairsville MONDAY unless the
500 bond is forthcoming.
Charles Potts had mis- hne driving mare
injured Friday 6y having piece or
broken shaft run into her right shoulder.
Miss Rosa Smith entertained several
couples Of her young sriends at her nome
in the orchard FIiday evening IN honor OF
her 0irtby
Orvill9 McSwords moved his family to
his new home at Elm Grove His daugn-
ter, Miss Bessie will remain here THIS
winter 10 attend school,
William hiusey, OF Mt Pleasant, was IN
the city yesterday on business.
James Peters, baggage master at the =.
*. i. passenger station, leaves Tor the
Worlds Fair Monday. Will Rogers Will
attend to his work during his absence.
Postmaster Hunt, Of ST. ClalrSvllle' was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Daniel Delaney, Of Brownsville,
Pa. is the guest or Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Exiey.
Orlando Cope, of Pennington, was in
town yesterday
The Boner brothers, Roland and Mont,
Of the Third ward, have returned from
visit with West Virginia friends.
Mrs. George B. Barr and son David are
visiting TIE family Of Samuel Strain, near
ST. CI4irsville.
Howard Stewart, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
son College, is spending Sunday with MS
parents.
Michael Padden, Mrs Catherine Howell,
u. McDOuOugh and wife, T.. q. hreuter
and q. Z. SeGgwick left yesterday after
noon over the Z. & u. for the Worlds FAR,
Miss Alice Moore, q young LADY OF III
TiltouviIle, is visiting with ner uncle, ,.
q. Robinson, on North Third street.
The LauRhlin mill was of yesterday on
account Of a shOrtness in steel They Will
be on again Monday in full.
John Henderson is spending Sunday IN
Pittsburg
Ainsley Hood, a six-year-old son OF Will
liam Hood, residing on Tenth street, fell
out of a swing Friday evening and broke
his collar bone DR.. Shuttleworth rem
dsred the necessary medical aid aud the
little one was resting easy last evening.
There was an exciting game OF foot ball
PLAYED here yesterday on the hoyIe
grounds between the Y. NJ. Z. AS OF
Wheeling, and Martins Ferry which re-
suited ia victory for our boys by score
of 20 10 nothing. This is the first OF series
OF games TO be- played by Qua homo team IN
the near future. On next Saturday theee
viii bs a struggle between a team from the
FRANKLIN College, and the home team and
on the next Saturday the boys Will play
return game at New Athens.
Miss Minnie Stedd who has been visit
ing with Mrs NIcCleary on Second street,
has gOue 20 her nome at Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon, Jr., ar
rived home last evening from the WORDS
Fair
New members are coming into the Y. NJ.
C.. A. rapidly. The cry is, one hundred
new ones before January l, 1874. BY JOIN
ing the Association now you get three
months time in which TO pay TOR your
will address the mems gospel meeting To-
morrow The meeting will be held IN the
Y. NJ. Q. A. rooms az t p. m. rms IS our
first opportunity 10 hear our brother, ana
we speak for him a good audience.
First PRESBYTERIAN churCh-Preaching
at the usual hour by Rev. Stephens, Of
Bridgeport. First Baptist ehurcn-On &C
count Of the serious illness OF Pastor
HartzOg, who is threatCE ID with typhold
fever, there will be no preaching. Other
services as usual. First NJ. +. church
Rev. j. Robins, the new pastor, VIII preach
next Sabbath at 1890 from "Req ulrements
Of a Steward" and IN the evening at 1850,
self Examination All are invited.
German Lutheran church-To-day the an
nual mission festival will be observed
Preaching in the morning by the paster
In the afternoon Rev. BOccelle, OF Ben
wood. W. Va, will speak. AT two o'clock
tue children will bring their money barrels
for mission purposes.
Mrs Ella Kitchen, aged q years, after an
illness which lasted seven months, died at
her home on Walnut street at O'CLOCK
Friday night. Deceased was daughter OF
Mrs. Louisa Stead, aud was married TO
John Kitchen more than four yaars ago,
who, together with a son three and half
wears old, survives her. The first symp-
toms Of her malady was swelling OF the
throat, aud as 10 was rather an eXtraordl-
nary case a post norton was he.d by Drs
Mcclure, HObensaCk and BlaCktord at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Deceased was 8 member OF the Baptist
Church. and her husband and young son
have the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement The funeral will take
place from her late residence at = O'Clock
this afternoon. Interment in Rlyerview.