Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
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to go. The Grand - on
Tuesday. Among thd Ore nine
teen suits for dama% aggregate
Sl6O, 900. Four of the $2yes are for sian
der, two for breach. Of promise of marriage
aud one for false imprisonment. In two OF
them $4,000 lsclaimed in each. In one
$1,000, ASK $l9, 900, and smaller amounts
in th6Iother coses. The Court will also be
Called upon to adjust the marital relations
in twenty-three divorce cases, ten OF
which are brought by the husband and
thirteen by the wife.
Almost pleasant surprise was the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mullen,
which was gotten IN by their many
friends, on last Wednesday evening, at
their home on Centre street. The happy
couple were looking their best, and were
In Just as good spirits as they were when
the knot was tied a quarter OF a century
ago. Father Mattingly was present and
blessed the bride and groom. Following
is the list of some OF the many presents re-
ceiyed: Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. Newland,
silver cake basket: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mullany, silver dinner castor; MIR. and
Mrs. Scott Linn, silver soup Ia
die; Mr.. B. Mullen and Jessie
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Rose, silver teaspoons;
MIS-. anu l1FS. w ". AlClubOong cAlNOA ohhNh
she'll; Mrs Cline, silver thimble; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Brown, silver fruit bowl;
Hughey Morrison, silver pickle castor; MIR.
and Mrs. Thee. Keller, silver butter knife;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stewart, silver wine
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters, easel
and fue linen; Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Intosh, silver butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Och, fine linen; Mrs. Dorsch, silver
toilet bottle.
The fourth annual convention of the
Grand Court OF Ohio, a. 0. f. OF A, will
be in session here this coming week, COM
mencing Tuesday and continuing until
Thursday evening. Delegates will be
present from all over the State, and some
Of them viii arrive here in special cars
beautifully decorated. Court Ohio Valley,
No. 1897, will entertain the delegates, hav-
ing engaged the Opera House, where they
will give a grand concert on Tuesday even
ing by one of the best concert companies
that is on the road. There will also be a
BANQUET at the Bayless House on Wednes-
day evening in honor Of the visiting
delegates. The committee in charge
are considerably handicapped IN
hotel accommodations, and every effort
should be made by all to entertain the Wis
itors and extend to them the hospitality OF
the city. The hotels especially should
make a special effort, for this is the first
convention held In this city by a secret or
der. The order is not as well known as
some others, but those in position to know
assert that it is one Of the best beneficial
orders in existence.
The local lodge here was organized De-
cember 4, 1856, and 1t numbers among its
members some of our most substantial citi-
zens. All its members are making a great
effort TO make their convention one of the
best ever held in this State.
The last scene in the Mason case, the
man who has been in trouble for trying to
live with too many women at the same
time, was acted yesterday afternoon in the
presence of about ten people. Mason was
released from Jail on Thursday ana he went
to st. Clairsville and secured the license to
wed Mary +. H~ennegan, whom he deserted
and who Is a mother OF two OF his children.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Harris pro-
nouLced the words that made Mason the
husband of the faithful woman who has
pursued him and begged HIM to right the
wrong that he had done her for not only her
own, but her children's sake. The W
were hearsily congratulated by those pres
ent. and the two departed with the well
wishes of all present. 1t was a happy end
ing of a sad story.
WANTED-Stout young man to learn the
blacksmith trade. Inquire of VIII. Coss.
The address that was TO have been de-
livered by VIM. Dixon, Jr., on The
Growth of the American Law from a Con-
stitutional Period" is postponed until
next Friday evening.
The Debating Club met last night at the
Office of VIM. Dixon, Jr.
There will be an excursion to Bellaire on
Saturday, May 18th, on the steamer Gil
max to accommodate those who will want
TO attend the fair and festival given by the
American Mechanics. Fare, % cents Tor
the round trip. There will be good music
in attendance.
Mrs. Caroline Ladd, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. G. r, Wood, OF the
Grove.
There were a good many attachments
served on some Of the workm9n OF the lower
mills for their wages yesterday.
Miss Rena Arnold, of East Liverpool, is
the guest of the family Of Samuel Husk-
ms.
Ty. Huskins and mother are in Chicago,
called there by the serious illness Of Mrs.
HuskinS's sister.
John Marlowe, who has been seriously
i'll, was reported better yesterday.
The new school house back of town, on
Glenn's run, will be commenced this
spring.
The upper end of Fourth street will be
opened through TO the Grove this week.
Mrs. A. L. Sheriff, of Cadiz, is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. H. w. Smith.
Capt. g. A. Coleman, of Steubenville,
was In the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Mary McMahon mother of Geo. Nc
Mahon, of this city, died at the home OF
her s~on-in-law, at Dillonville, o., yester-
day, at the age of 20 years. She has a son,
James Mcmahon, who for many years has
been a professor in Cornell University.
The evening services al the First M. E.
Church will be conducted by the 7. NJ. 9.
A. and Crescent Quartette.
The boilers and machinery for the water
works have arrived.
Fred Jones, who has one Of the finest
collections Of birds eggs in the State,
shipped them yesterday TO be placed on ex-
hibition mt the Worlds Fair. Tue lot con-
tanned specimens from Iceland. Yucatan,
Bermuda and Canada. besides a great
many ~varities from our own country. The
shipment was consigned TO Frank H.
Latin, who will enter them under Nil.
jones' name, and add them TO other attrac-
tons.
Major T. C. Ryan, of Columbus, is stop
ping at the st. Clair hotel.
w. T. Duncan will leave for the west as
soon as he can settle up his affairs here.
He will go into business as soon as he
finds a location.
Amos Wilson, of the Buckeye" was in
Pittsburg Yesterday.
There pul &c six bows and two young
ladies that win graduate from our schools
this year. TAG commencement is in the
opera house on May %.
Miss White, OF Bellaire, is the guest of
Misses Eloise and Patti Long, Of Wash
ington street.
George Inglebright is home from East
Liverpool.
A. w. Kerr, secretary Of the Buckeye
Glass Works, went TO Pittsourg yester-
day.