Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
NEIGHB0RHOOD.
Wat ms BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs Happenings and Events o. Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters
Rsaiaols Resume OF tho Nsw1
PIEDaONT.


PIEDMONT, w. Va, September 29.-The
Select castle Of West Virginia, Ancient
Order Knights Of the Mystic Chain, met
I'm *. Of II. Hall, Piedmont, az lO o'clock
"a. m., September 25, representatives being
present from Egl0n, Davis, Elk Garden,
Parsons. keyssr, Buckley Springs. Pala-
tine. Burrackville, Wheeling, and past
commanders from various other places.
Fourteen representatives q Fttteen
past commanders received the mark de-
grea The constitution was changed 70
electing the select officers at the annual
meeting of the Select Castle BY represent
alive vote. 10 was decided 70 meet in Pal
atiue the second Tuesday in September,
1895. The following officers we're elected
w. j. Williams Select Chaplain, Pied
mont; John WalfOrd, Select Commander,
Wheeling; Rev. George HopwOOd, Select
Vice C-Ommandey, Wheeling; John Cor
dona, Select Marshal, Wheeling; j. i.
Crawford, Select Corresponding and Re-
cording Scribe Nevser; +. W. Rose, Sc
lect IreaSaf4r, Piedmont; j. I. shape,
Select Iu3de Guard. Palatiue. W. f. Ran
dOloh, Golec9 Outside Guard, Parsons;
~. RgSiiver8 trustee, Berkeley Springs;
kephart, trustee, keySer; Henry
as. trustee, Wheeling w. H.
Kevser. and ID. r. Parke, Piled
n Supreme representatives. The Sc
81 Castle visited the West Virginia paper
MILLS and the Piedmont pulp mills at 2 p.
m, September %. At 7;30 D. m. a special
tram brought i've cars Of Sir knights from
Keyser and elsewhere, who Joined the Be
lect Castle. Mineral Castle and the visit
ing MARYLAND aud Pennsylvania Sir
Knights made a parade through the prlucI-
pal streets Of Piedmont and WesternporL
headed bv the Gilbert Band and the keySor
Coruet Bank, ending at the Town Han.
Over 800 were in line. Our streets were
crowded oy visitors aud residents. The
meeting in the opera house was called 70
order by II. W, Rose, Chairman OF the Er-
tertaiumeut Committee. Singing the Open
ing ode prayer by Rev. GuHOpwood; se.ec-
tou. Piedmont Mandolin Club; address,
John WalfOrd; selection, "Anaie Laurie,
" Smiths orchestra; solo, sweet BY and
Bv.0 Miss Ollie Owens; retaliation,
Eight Years gEXperieCcO with Woman
Suffrage 10 Wyoming" w. II. hIldOw; So
lection, Mandolin Club; address, Our
order, by Rev. George HopwO0d; selection,
by Smiths orchestra, address by JULIUS
Scherr: supper served by the Daughters OF
Ruth. assisted by Sir knights of Mineral
Castle; music By Gilbert and heyser cor
net bands
Rev. Geo. Hopwood, John Walford, J.
Il. Bingc, John COrdonO and wife, Henry
LeWed0g and wife OF Wheeling, julius
Scherr OF Eg.Ou, VIM. SOmervIlie Of Lon
Oc1nuing. ID. ~. Welsh of Barton, O.. Leas-
ure Of McEeespOrt, were in attendance at
the meeting.
Hugh Gill was seriously hurt at the
Pulp mill al 6 p. 10. Wednesday. When
upon a ladder o.iny the pulleyS, the ladder
slipped and, being caught by the betting
was broken, throwing him on the belt
which carried him around several m
with his neck between che belt and pully,
dropping him on the floor.
His ~emineuce, Cardinal Gibbons, ar
rived here this evening from LonOcOnning,
where he confirmed q large class.