Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26


Mrs Clara Beulike, who lives In the upper
end OF Whites row, in Clark's Addition,
lost q pocketbook containing 81, which was
the two weeks wages OF her brother. She
was on the road TO market with her mother
and missed it at Zoeckler's butcher shop in
North Wheeling, having lost 1t between
there aud the Martins Ferry side. Any
one finding it will do an act Of charity by
returning it to them, for this family has
had a hard time OF IL on account OF no
work, and have been depending upon the
little boys wages for their living. The
money lost was every cent they had in the
world.
W. W. Taylor took out q new organ to
Pleasant Ridge Sabbath school. Mr.. Tay-
lor is the superintendent Of this school,
which has lately. been organized, and the
| organ was purchased by holding festivals
and soliciting subscriptions until the nee
essary amount was raised.
About twelve memosrS o. Monitor Castle,
Knights OF the Golden Eagle, went out to
| Franklin last evening TO add in establishing
a new castle. A large crowd was pretent
from Bellaire AID Bridgeport
Thieves broke into David Souders'
wagon shop, some time Friday night. and
carried OF a lot OF tools. They gained en-
entrance By breaking a pane or glass,
reaching in and taking the strip of and
lifting tns sash out. There is 10 clue to
the thieves.
."Doc'i Armstrong came down from Steu.
benville to spend the Sabbath with his fam
lily here.
festival in Commercial Hall last night.
The Belmont brick works was OF yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGlumphy are
recovering from q spell OF sickness.
Harry George returned yesterday from
5mithheld, where ne attended a swell
party.
There will be no evening services to-day
at the German Lutheran Church.
Hon. l.. Danford. OF ST. Clalrsville, was
n town yesterday on legal business.
Thomas j. Irwin returned yesterday
morning from Portsmouth and other points,
where he has been on official business con-
nected with the Independent Order Red
Men.
John Jones, OF Tiltonville, was here yes
terday on business.
Hon. j. r. Mitchell, Of Mt. Pleasant, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. w. b.
Francis, on West Walnut street.
Mrs. h. T.. Newland, Of rear St. Glars
vile. was calling on old friends here yes
terday.
Our football admirers were anxious TO
hear news from the great Harvaro-Yale
G me last evening.
The Belmont Brewing Company succeed
ed n removing one OF the electric light
liant boilers 10 their premises yesterday.
Vim. Hogan, father Of DR.. Hogan Of this
place, will remove his family from War
no.ks to this city this coming week. He
will occupy the Miller property on Fourth
street.
II. G. Fields, Secretary OF the Baptist
Missionary Society, OF Ohio, will address
the Y. NJ. @. a, four O'Clock meeting this
afternoon.
Chas. Il. Myers still continues to be SerI-
ously vi.
Miss Sallie Ellsworth, OF Third street,
entertained a number OF her friends very
pleasantly Friday evening.
"Chalkey' Paien got s. and costs In
Yesterday mornings Police Court for be.
ing foun1 drunk In Leonard Fishers coal
house in the Third ward.
Mrs. M. Fahrenbach was able 10 be out
Yesterday for the first time since hls late
illness.
E. X. Hoge has secured the agency for
the LouhuGa pottery ware, manufacturer
at Steuuenvile.
Geo. Ralston's illness has developed into
a case Of typhoid fever. He was reported
not being so well yesterday.
A regular meeting OF Advance Lodge
and a special meeting Of Mountain City
Loege. A. A. Of 1. 81 S. W., was held yes
terday afternoon.
John Miller of Wellsburg was in town
Miss Ella Nichols Of the First ward Is
the guest Of friends in Blaine, this county.
J.J. Mccormick, general agent OF the Z.
g. p, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Pyle. Of Portland, was visit
| ing friends here yesterday.
Mrs. George B. Barr left yesterday SITTER
noon oh q visit to Steubenville friends.
She will be gone until the first OF the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Carmichael have
gone TO Columbus, Indiana, 10 be present
at the 95th celebration OF the birth OF MI.
Carmichael's mother.
A number Of our people were called TO
court yesterday to testify in the Mozingo-
Koehline case yesterday.
Ben Shepherd, Of Benwood, was in town
Joseph O'Donnell, of Bellaire, is the
guest Of friends here.
The new prize Eclipse bicycle OF the Y.
NC. A. arrived yesterday, and she's q
beauty.
Jacob Rosenthal, Of the Third ward, is
i'll at his home on the corner OF Catawba
and Washington streets.
C.. Longs new eeven-ton scales Is q Fair
banks.
Charles Morgan. Of the Htna, left last
night for Muncie, Ind.
Edgar Bowman, tax inquisitor for this
and other counties, was here yesterday on
business. =.
James Reilly, in ''The German Soldier
was the attraction last night at the Opera
House and gave good satisfaction.
Secretary Mitchell nas turned the water
of at the Y's fountain for the winter. IT
being necessary on account OF the water
running over the sidewalk.
The dance given at Keesey's Hall by the
.sSeldom Seens,n Friday evening, was O
grand success in every particular.
The parents Of Luke Weatherson came
in Yesterday and requested that the rumor
that was In circulation. IN reference 70 their
son's death being caused by q bullet or Run
/ shot wound. ce denied. They claim that
on the night the shooting took pace NJ
Rothmand's store, that Mrs. Weatherson
STAYED at her son Johns house In Burling-
ton, and that Luke came In between nine
and ten o'clock, and stayed all night Tney
went home the next day. and on Monday
he drove team all day. He took SICK with
a sore throat that night and DR.. Caldwell,
Of Portland. was called Of Wednesday,
who pronounced his illness a bad case OF
TYPHOID pneumonia. lie fingered until
! lies Saturday night. He was shaved and
| laid out by Charles Jones, who saw In Mrs.
Weathersonis presence, who says there
were no sign Of a wound on the deceased.
BRIDGEPORT.
The K. G. E. Castle, OF this place, 40
COMMANDED by the Martins Ferry Castle,
went 70 Franklin, o., last evening 10 tnstl-
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