Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
BEILAIkE

GQY fteCu, Ol 4ItSOAlBS o
friends in the city. -,
Mrs. Harry Thomas is tho guest OF
friends at Sharpsourg, Pa.
Mrs. Kate Bertram has returned home
from Washington City.
SUPERINTENDENT Williams, Of the Mounds
Vile schools, visited the schools In the
Central building Friday.
The theatrical season in this city will be
opened next Thursday evening by Archie
BOYD in THE Country Squire"
Rev. K. q. White, pastor of the Chris
tan Church, has returned home aftor a
months vacation, which he spent in Ra-
leigh county, w. Va. He held revival
meetings there, and preached forty.two
sermons during his absence.
Henry Grella's horse, Billy Dolan,"
won a race at Bellevue, o, Thurs lay,
winning second, third and fourth heats IN
Or. j. Park West and wife returned
home yesterday evening from Atlantic
City. they had a very delightful time at
that pleasant and popular resort.
Miss Agnes COyne has returned to her
home az Steubenville, after a pleasant
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Maggie Ney is home from a several
weeks visit with friends at Washington
City.
ErGU EuuIl has SOhV W W
clerk in a grocery store.
Samuel II. Yocum, of Somerton, o., is a
guest of his niece, Mrs. Il. w. Brown, OF
this city.
The Prohibitionists will hold a meeting
in the office of Gallaher & Woodbridge
tomorrow evening.
Two of the cases brought against Bel
laire saloon keepers oy Detectives"
Moore and Golden for selling on Sunday
and after hours have been tried, and IN
both cases the juries disagreed. In the
case against Thomas Cullen, both OF the
detectives, in their own testimony, showed
clearly that they were not In Cuilen's place
at all. They described another room en-
tirelv. vet they both swOre positively that
CuIlen was the man VINO waited on them,
and one Of them sWore that he could read
the name Tourist on the window from
the inside. There are three saloons adloin-
ing eacn other there, and il is evident from
their own testimony that they were not In
CuIen's place at all. The Jury disagreed,
and that is what everybody expects.
The funeral Of George Barnes will take
place this afternoon under the auspices OF
the Musical Union.
THE total enrolment for the first week
of school this year was LA, against Lac
for the first week of last year.
y lu6 4dSN lAlCGNAIE % 49,
Trustees the Clerk was instructed 10 re-
deem $1,000 worth Of the bonds issued for
the purpose of buildin G the works. These
are the first water-works bonds that have
ever been paid aud the Trustees now
think thew can redeem several thousand
dollars worth of these bonds each year out
of the receipts of the water rent over the
expenses. They also paid $40 interest on
outstanding bonds.
Fourteen pupils in the Beilaire schools
are taking German.
Just before Miss Marsh's departure FOR
Marion. Ind, where she has a position 10
teach, the teachers in our schools presented
her with a copy of Longfellow's poems.
The compliment was nlghIy appreciated Oy
Miss Marsh. 49,.
Spangler Post No. go, G. A. R, will
meet in their hall this afternoon at l
O'Clock 70 make arrangements 10 attend
the funeral Of Comrade John kilgore,
which takes place al , o'clock.
Sanders Moorehouse aud family, OF Eli
wood. Ind, VINO nave been visiting rela-
tiyes in this city, will leave for their home
tomorrow morning.
The attendance at the school buildings
in the city is distributed as follows: Cen
tral. 462; First ward, 1911: Second ward,
ISL; Belmont, IS; Kelly building Up; In
dian Run, 166; Gravel Hill, ~
To-day will close the ecclesiastical year
in all the NJ. E. Churches in Eastern OHIO,
aud Rev. d. W. Chandler, pastor OF the
First VI. e. Church of this city, will hold
services especially appropriate 70 the occa-
sion. At the evening services prooaiioners
will be received INTO full membership.
Special music has been prepared
A class in Latin. composed OF nlIe
pupils, has beer organized in the Psllaire
schools.
Several Of our people attendef he Pepu-
list meeting at Bethesda yeste1