Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

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A lady from the Island tainted yesterday
afternoon on the embaukment near the foot
ball grounds while watching the game,
which caused considerable excitement for
a little while.
The Martins Ferry shifting engine OF
the c. & p, which was laid eff on account
| Of want Of business some time ago, VIII go
! on tomorrow rs usual, on account OF the
increased business Of the road
The Vigilant Hose Company gave
grand oyster supper and entertainment at
their new hose house, in the Third ward,
last evening. Invitations were sent out 10
a number of their friends in the city who
were present and enjoyed the occasion i'm
mensely. The room in which the boys en-
tertained their friends has but recently
had thorough overhauling and several
improvements added in the way or new
iron ceiling and nsw furniture, which adds
greatly TO its appearance. All present
agree that the evening was well spent ana
speak in the highest terms Of the members
Of the company for their hospitality.
T Seldom Seen Fishing Club have
u eeti & at Keesey's Hall tomorrow after
nolu q. : o'clock.
John c. Hayne came home from Ander.
son, Ind, yesterday
Nj. f. carp is here from Marion, Ind.
Glenn McCabe came in from Chicago Fri
day night
w. II. Wilson, coal operator OF Means,
Harrison county, was in the city yester-
day.
Misses BERTHE Ogden and Alice Walton
are spending Sunday in Belmont.
The following teachers attended meet
lrg of the Teachers Association at Bell
aire yesterday: Misses Gillespie, McGrew,
Ralston, Charnock, Swartz, ,Sedgwick,
Pennington, Thoburn, Ebert, Cox, Lyle,
Superintendent Stewart and Messrs.
Blackford, McGlen and Harris.
"a Breezy Time will be at the Opera
House on November Z.
DIR. Emerson Campbell has almost COM
pleled his trip and experience to the
Worlds Fair for publication in pamphlet
form.
Yesterday was pay day at the lower
mills and il made quits difference in bust
ness in our town.
Secretary c. c. Mitchell Of the Y. NJ. G.
A, will I'll Rev. Ira's place in the pulpit
OF the First Baptist Church Of Wheeling.
A number OF very interesting specimens
which Evart Hobensack recently brought
pack from the far West are on exhibition
in Ralston & Co.'s window. There are
Indian utensils from the Navaioi reserva-
ton in New Mexico, some very fine speci-
mems Of lead, zinc and silver ore, and other
| relics.
VIM. Hilton OF the Third ward, who
| took suddenly III while at work in the low
er mill last Thursday evening, is consider
able better.
Mrs. James Findley, formerly Of this
| city, but now of New Alexander, called on
your correspondent yesterday and request
ed US TO say that the story OF her son VIII
liam having sold a COW that belonged to
| his father and taking the money 10 90 TO
u
some papers, is false in every particular,
and also the report that he is unmanagea-
ole is also incorrect
There will be usual services at all the
| churches to-day, except this NOR ming at
the German Lutheran there will be no
services on account OF the absence OF the
pastor. In the afternoon Rev. Williamson
| OF Bridgeport will preach at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Rhodes, representative OF
the American Baptist Publication Society
in Ohio, will address the o'clock meeting
, Of the Y. VI. @. A. to-day.
In addition TO Hon. l.. Danford and
Albert, Lawrence, Of this county, Hon.
| Sam Carey, OF Cincinnati, and noted
criminal lawyer, by the name Of Irwin, OF
! St. Paul, will assist in the defense Of VIII
son, the Snowman, TO be tried soon for the
murder OF Officer Murphy.
Bob Purcell went 10 Wellsburg yester-
day.
Charles Cope came down from Pitts
burg, and is the guest Of John Henderson.
Attorney w. b. Francis was in ST.
| Clairsville Yesterday on legal business.
Charlie, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dowdall. who are the guests OF the
family of VIM. Jones, Of Broadway, was
badly bitten by dog yesterday in the
Third ward The dog Is valuable one, and
objections are made as 10 having the dog
killed, but the parents OF the child demand
that the dog should be disposed Of.
The sailor whittlers and mind reader
were to give an exhibition ut the Opera
House last night, but one OF the men con-
uected with the show was under tho in
9uence OF liquor, and the management Of
the Opera House refused 10 let them have
their entertainment. They afterward
tried TO secure one Of the store rooms in
the Hobensack block to give their show,
but failed.