Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24
BELEAIHE


ing well known gentleman are members OF
the club: Emanuel Bauers, President;
John KEYS. Secretary: A. Malone, Cap
tain; Otto Gleason, William GrelIa, james
McGraw, II. McYain, Mack Criswel. II.
Bahra, john Armstrong. John Thurn, a.
Tiber, Charles Grella, W. Piper, Jr. Inc
Jr. o. L. A NJ band is with them, and
they are having a splendid time.
Mrs. Kate Higgins, Of Baltimore, Mo,
is visiting the family Of John Fogie, IN the
Second ward.
The Scotch Preserving Company has
full force at W ork putting up Strawberries
and raspberrie which they are receiving
in large quantities. This company makes
a specially of putting up preserves, and
will continue 10 run during the entire Der
ry season.
MIR c. g. Marsh aud Miss Winnie Por-
terheld VIII be married at the home OF
the brides parents, on Rose HUI.
next Wednesday evening. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. Williams, OF
Mt. Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh will
make their home 10 Sisterviile, w. Va,
where Mr.. Marsh is engaged in the Jew
elry business.
WI. Sinclair, of East Liverpool, is
visiting friends in this city.
Prof. Eugene Hanke. Of Wheeling, gave
a tight-rope exhibition in front Of the
Globe Hotel yesterday evening, and al
tracted large crowd.
A couple of exhibition prize fighters
were in the city few days ago, trying TO
arrange for an exhibition of their skill in
friendly bout" but were unsuccessful.
Mrs. Lizzie Gettings, Of the Second
ward, is quite sick.
The new residence of James c. Tallman,
Esq. in the Fourth ward, is nearing COM
pletion. 1t viii be a handsome piece OF
property.
Mrs Smith. mother of Louis Smith, the
engineer, who was killed in the wreck on
the Is, l.. * c. Il. r., near Woodshe.d, is
seriously i'll. She is quite feeble, and the
Shock Of the terrible news of her sons
death was very severe blow 10 her, and
it is feared that she will not be able to
stand it.
RObiuson's brick works at Georgetown
are now working full time. They are re-
ceiviug plenty of orders, and will prob
ably continue running all simmer.
Iwenty-elght of the tif;y-twO cottages
at Epworth Park are owned by Bellalre
people, and within the next two weeks
they will probably all be occupied.
The -f4tna machine shops are now IN
operation. They received an order the
other day for mining car wheels that viii
keep them running for some time.
The Bernard Brick Works, which have
been idle for some time, on account OF the
coal strike nave resumed operations. Tue
men al the kinsey mines, which supplies
these works with coal went to work We'd
nesday.
Except the Lord keep the city, the
watchman waketh but in vain'-Psalm
CXXVI, 1st This quotation, enclosed
in neat gilt frame lx2 feet, with glass
covering, now hangs in a prominent place
on the wall OF Mayor Dubois office, aud IS
the gift of lady friend in the First ward.
The American Mechanics will attend
divine services at the Second Pres byteriau
Church on Gravel Hill. this evening,
where a special sermo4 will be preached
bv the pastor Rev. J. 9. McCracken.
There is beginning to be much stir in
this city on the Sunday question. Petit
tiOns are being numerOusly signed by the
church people asking that the Mayor be
sustained in mis- Interpretation OF the sun
law. Two cases of this kind that have
been carried 10 the higher courts are now
pending. and its probable that the decision
OF the courts in these cases will govern in
this city.
Cincinnati, o.; Thomas McGough, Bridge
port, o.; Charles d. Fulton, Key, o.;
William BOYD, Woodstock, Ill; T.. Y.
Hobrau, Plttsburg, Pa; +. p. Hill, CHI
cago H.; f. +. Hanke, Wheeling, w. Va;
Karl Partner, Minneapolis, MINI. j. NJ.
Clandy, Washington, d. C.; j. K. VII
liams, Pittsburg, Pa; Chaimer Irimble,
Jaco bs burg, ..
The second moonlight excursion Of the
Union Epworth Leagues, on the steamer
Liberty, to Clarlugton. Friday evening,
was very successful. The ARIEL Mandolin
AID Baojo Club. OF Wheeling, and Miss
Emma Myers, Of Avondale, pianist, furn-
ished the music The following pro
gramme was rendered. Song by the
League. "All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" Prayer by Mr.. Cartwright, OF
Wheeling; Music by the Ariel Mandolin
Club; Solo r.. H. Rider, South Be.lalre;
Piano Solo, Miss Jessie Clements. Wheel
ing; Banjo Selection, by the Ariel CIab;
Recitation, Miss Matte heySer Avondale;
Vocal Solo, +. II. Rider: Mandolin Selec-
ton by the Ariel Club. The boat returned
to Belaire about a. m, and all were well
pleased with the trip. The members OF the
Epworth Leagues are to be congratulated
on the success of their excursions.
8 The ball given in Turner Hall on Friday
evening for the benefit OF the miners Of this
vicinity was largely attended, notwith-
standing the extreme heat, and an enjoy
able time was had by all Fosters orcbes-
ira furnished the music. A neat sum was
realized, ana those in charge have reason
TO congratulate themselves upon the sue
cess of the affair.
Misses Anna and Edna HILL daughters
of 4. C.. Hill. of GAINESVILLE are visiting
the family OF Miller Booth.
J. B. Smith, Esq, is spending Sunday
with relatives at Cleveland.
Mrs. Clark and daughter, OF st. Glars.
vile, are guests Of r. Z. Meyer and wife
OF the Fourth ward.
Clint. Milligan and family, formerly OF
this city. now of Muucie, Ind, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Matte Williams and daughter
have gone to Muskingum county to visit
friends.
Miss Mollie Curran is visiting relatives
at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Gertrude Heinlein, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. Grd Mrs. Isaac
Neisvanger, at St. CGirsville, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. John Warnock, of Warnock Sta
ton, visited relatives in the Second ward
yesterday.
The "Sand Baggers," or the boys who
run the chemical tire engine, desire 10 play
a game Of ball with any fire company IN
the city. Call on Charles Rodewig.
The Sunday School OF the Frst Presoy-
teriGn Church will picnic al Belmont Park
next Wednes day,
I0c. kice's
ST. GAINESVILLE.