Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

j., are visiting Mrs. Rosentnal on wash
ington street.
John Geer and G.. W Marker, who are
employed at Spencer s. Sons machine
shop, left yesterday with their LADY friends
To spend Sunday at Sewellsviue.
Beginning to-day at one o'clock the fire
alarm will be tested every day at the same
honr until the system is in good working
order. Ii has been in bad order for some
time.
MIR. Alfred Dew, of Pearl street, who
was so seriously hurt some days ago by be-
| ing struck on the head by a lump OF coal
while at work in the Etna Mill, is IN a
fair way 10 recover. His life was despair
ed Of for the past week until the last day
or so.
There have been several strangers IN
town lately who have beer trying TO Work
| our merchants. They will so in and buy
an article. giving a half-doliar for it, and
when they get their change they make a
kick and claim it was a dollar they paid.
Keep you eye open for them.
Adolph Palmer. formerly with the
Buckeye Glass Company, left yesterday
for Chicago and fro@ there he will go TO
New York. His family left for the latter
place yesterday.
John Henderson went to Smithfeld last
evening to be at the bedside OF his wife,
who is lying i'll at the home OF her parents
there.
10 George Feterer is spending to-day with
friends at Steubenyille.
Nh. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Of Broadway,
left Tor Steubenville yesterday on a short
visit.
A. King went to Warrenton last evening.
There was a festival and social at the A.
Nj. L. church last evening.
The track for the new electric street car
line is being laid in front Of the Martins
Ferry keg and barrel works.
Friday was Squire Thee. kellar's forty
sixth birthday, and he was given a sur
prise that evening by his many friends
from Wheeling and here. He and his wife
were equal 10 the occasion, ana a pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
James Davis, the man that got such a
! frightful fall, at the Standard mill, Thurs
nay, is in a fair way TO recover.
The c., L. & w. telegraph station at this
place will be abandoned when the new ar
rangement goes into effect on May u.
In the case OF Thomas Yingling against
the Sandusky Insurance Company, tried
in the Circuit Court yesterday, the defend
ant did not appear TO defend tue suit, anu
| Mr.. Yingling was awarded $1,000.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Fftzsim-
mons took place yesterday morning at 8
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mains were followed to their last resting
place in Mount Calvary cemetery by a
large following Of sorrowful friends.
The "Climax" went TO Bellaire last
| evening to take those who wanted TO at
tend the Mechanics fair and festival in
that city. Schoheld's band made the
music.
There was an informal reception held In
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms last evening, when
some good music was discoursnd.
The following teachers were examined
by the Board Of Examiners: Sarah Hoyle,
Rachael Hoyle, Vern Clark, Jessie William
|, son, Jennie Lyle, Anna Ebert, Charles
Hoyle, Jennie McGrew, Cleod Anthony,
Gertie Cow. Minnie Cox, Ella Default.
Ella Thoburn, Maggie Pennington, Mary
Eagleson, Jennie EaglesoR, all Of Martins
Ferry; Pearl and Ruth McMannis, Of
Mount Pleasant; Sue E. Copenhaver and
Ella Charnock, of Wheeling; Lille Nor
gan. of Perry county, and Emma Gillespie,
of Portland. The examination was held
in the Central School building.
The following cases from this city are
set for trial this week in the Common
Pleas Court: Jas. Kerr il Son VS.. Thomas
Fitzsimmons on Tuesday; Harry e.. Car
penter VS.. Eugene G. Carpenter, on Wed
nesday and on Thursday. Mary klevis vs..
Pennsylvania Company.
Henry George and sister arrived here
from Wales, and will join their father at
Scotch Ridge.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, Presiding Elder Of
this district, will preach in the M. e.
church to-day.
Robert Kerr's household goods were
shipped to Fredericksburg, Va, yester-
day.
Miss Ella Digman of East Liverpool, is
the guest of friends here.
The new time table OF the Terminal road
will go into effect this morning and the ac-
c~ommodation train will be discontinued
The vote on the question OF issuing bonds
to complete the Third ward school build
ing was very light, only 200 votes being
polled IN all three Of the wards. Following
is the vote by wards: First ward, "a for,
IL against; Second ward, Il for, 20 against;
Third ward, 60 for, 4 against; total l55 for,
45 against; majority in favor OF issuing
bonds, 10.
There is a divorce suit filed to be tried
during this term Of the Common Pleas
Court that promises to draw a big audi
ence Of the bald headed population during
the trial. VIM. Boland first brings suit
against his wife, Mary, the charge being
adultery. Mary in return denies the charge
and sues William for divorce and brings
the same charge against him and had an
injunction issued against him to keep him
from disposing of the property. One OF the
attorneys in the case went out to interview
Mrs. Boland and she claims asked her
questions that he had no right to and she
became very indignant about it and may
try TO give MIN a little trouble before the
case is settled.
There will be Sunday school held in the
Glenn's Run school house to-day az 2
O'Clock.
The suit of John Kain against the Elson
Glass Company for $4,000 damages for
false Imprisonment, will come up in the
Common Pleas Court tomorrow morning.
This case originated from the stealing Of
the pay checks at the Elson Glass Works,
which had been going on for some time be-
fore il was discovered. At the time Mr..
Kain was employed there and was arrested
as one Of the parties, but was found not
guilty by the Common Pleas Court.
Local Union No. 10, A. r. G. w. o.,
elected three delegates to the Sixteenth an
nual convention, which will oe held In
Marion, Ind, on July 10. Following are
the names of the delefates: Walter Cline,
VIM. Aroaugh and James Mccartney.
Last night there was quite a lively time
at the free concert ana entertainment at
the Sherman House.
SUNDAY y Il WEEK AT ST. MARY's.
To-day is the Sunday within the octave
of the Ascension and the sixth Sunday
after Easter; Ep. l. Of st. Peter, 4: 7-12;
Gosp. st. John, Is: 26-27, and l6: IA.
This is the second Sunday Of the month.
Altar Society meets after vespers. The
obligations consequent oy reason Of the
deaths of Mrs. Defey and Fitsimmons
will be considered. The Married Men and
Woman's Sodalitv will rPcitA their office
for the repose Of the soul of
Mrs. Fitsimmons Immediately after
benediction. Monday, Feast Of St.
Isidore: Tuesday, St Ubaldus:
Wednesday, St. John Nepomucene; Thurs
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