Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE
A few days ago the REGISTER noted that
Mrs. Charles Amber had invoked the as
sistance of Marshal Johnson to secure her
small child, which had been in the posses
sion of Mr.. Ambler's relatives during his
absence from the city, and that she secured
| possession of the little one. mr. Amber
! returned two days ago from Indiana, where
he had been working, and at once set about
| to regain possession OF his offspring
| Meanwhile Mrs. Amber had gone 10 Ben
woed with the little one. Mr.. Amber fol-
| lowed, and on Friday, Mrs. Amber, al
| leges, her husband entered the house where
she was, knocked her down and, securing
possession OF the child, came back to this
city. Yesterday morning Mrs. Amber
came over and swore out warrant Tor her
husband, charging hiW with abduction.
Amber had a hearing in the Mayors Court,
and was placed under $500 bond for his ap-
pearance in Common Pleas Court. Mean
while Mr.. Ambler's relatives have posses
sion Of the child and refuse to give 1t mp,
despite the Mayors orders. The assertion
is made that Mrs. Amber is OF unSound
mind and should not be entrusted with the
child, but the Mayor is unable TO ascertain
any evidence Of insanity.
The Board of Directors OF the Eastern
DulluluR anu LOUD ASSOCldIlOus VI oyId-
cuse, n. Y, who have an extensive busl-
ness in this vicinity, have written Messrs.
A Roeder 81 Son, State Agents for West
Virginia, to visit the home Office and ar
range for the appointment Of a special ap-
praiser in Ohio and West Virginia TO look
up the placing of loans in this territory.
MIR. Andrew Roeder will leave for SYRIA
cuse the early part of next week, and will
give his personal attention to the best in
| terest Of members of this vicinity.
Albert Tate, the young colored man ar
rested on the charge Of petit larceny, was
! fined $40 and costs and sentenced TO twenty
days in the county Jail.
The Watkins residence property In the
Fourth ward, was sold at sherff's sale yes
terday for 81, 1902 The VIM. Gill property,
on Rose Hill, also offered at public vendue,
was not sold.
Several persons from this city left yes
terday for Bethesda to spend some time on
the camp grounds. J. w. Sellars family
| will go out the first of this week.
Hackett's brass band and orchestra left
last evening for Chippewa Lake, where
they have a three weeks engagement.
The boys gave splendid satisfaction to the
management during their engagement at
| the lake last season.
The Scotch Preserving Company have
UCGu uuUulluk IdSpUGIIltS anu LuO
past week, most of the latter being ship
ped from old Virginia. A few Of our farm
! ers are paying special attention to currant
and goOseberry culture, Theodore NeR
showing some of the finest samples OF this
fruit we have ever seen. These products
surprised the fruit growers in the vicinity
of GAINESVILLE. They could scarcely be-
lieve that such fruit was grown in this
section.
At the Wheeling Fair last fall people
would not believe that Mr.. Neff had grown
the plums and peaches he had on exhibit
ton. To satisfy them that he was not de-
ceiving he had brought from his farm
branches from the trees on which the fruit
was hanging. The development Of fruit
culture in this vicity is indeed surprising.
The Eastern Ohio Medical Association
will meet at Steubenv1lle next Tuesday.
The Misses Ida and Alice Cocain. of
Monougahela City, Pa, are guests Of w.
V. Cocain's family.
Isaac Blum is in the East on a business
trip and will be absent tel days.
Ferdinand WE'LL and Simon Behr, of
Dunkirk, Ind, are here on visit TO rela-
tives and friends.
John Pedlcord. who has been long Ill,
has closed his store in the Second ward.
He will spend the summer with his father
west of town, while Mrs. Pedicord will
visit relatives down the river.
Il. NJ. Hart of Senecaville, o., has been
the guest Of friends in this city the past
few days.
The Misses Ida and Emma Warnock, of
the Second ward, are visiting relatives at
Warnock
julius WE'LL will leave this week on a
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. w. II. Helpbringer and Mrs Rob-
rf No ha fe &C
Mrs. II. Il. Brown.
W. H. Gill, Of Muncie, Ind, is here on a
visit TO friends.
John Anderson and sister will leave this |
week on a visit to friends in the Far West,
stopping in Chicago W see the Worlds |
Fair.
Curbing is being placed along Gravel |
Hill cut, preparatory to the paving Of that |
street this season.
Raspberries were cheaper yesterday |
than at any other time this season, retail |
ing at three boxes for quarter.
Joseph II. Clase of Baltimore Md, for |
merly prominent wool buyer in this |
country, was in the city yesterday.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Communion of the Lords Supper will |
be observed at the First Presbyterian at
the morning service. Rev. }. c. Carver OF |
WeSJ Liberty, w. "a, VIII assist IN the
services, both morning and evening.
Regular services oy the pastor at the
First Pres 0yterian Church. Subject of
morning discourse, 1.-THE Great Mystery
aud Christian Cousolation;n evening, "The
One Saving Truth"
Rev. VIM. Cunningham, of South Wheel
ing, will occupy the pulpit at the South
Bellaire NJ. Z. Church at the morning SER
vice. Rev. L. w. Barr, of the First Pres
oyterian Church, will preach at evening
service.
Rev. J. E. McFadden will preach at the
United Presbyterian Church morning and
evening.
Rev. Allen Wilson, Of Bethany, W. Va,
will occupy the pulpit at the Christian
morning and evening.
Rev. Cunningham will also preach at
Gravel Hill NJ. E. Mission at 2 80 p. m.
Usual services at the other churches in
the city to-day.
1t will be noticed that pulpits in the city
churches will be occupied by four visiting
pastors today.
Strangers in the city are cordially invited
to attend the services at either Of the
churches.