Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28
MARTINS FERRY.

Charles DOwney ia visiting friend, q,
Tho Sehumann ouartetic. At tho opcr.
House tomorrow evening, will have one OF
Tue best audiences OF the season
!, II Zone, OF Colcrain, was in town yester-
The Baptist Church has found II nec...
sarN 20 put In 100 new chairs 10 ar,,ornr,s-
tion. N'"sreSs-
Inere were quite number before Nav.
1r hcNer IN yesterdays Police Court.
mere were I'VE plain DRINKS four drum
and disorderlies. two OF the latter hs ssn'.
women, and one FOR assault. All were
found guilty "''o
Miss Margaret Ebert Is confined IN har
nome, on North Fifth street, with tvphoid
from an attack
The \, u. :. &. Il. OF the PRESBYTERIAN
SuurVh, IL making arrangements for crlo-
orNung the twelfth anniversary OF tho
SSntls.lan Endeavor movement. The cele-
orntlon Will take place on February am
Miss Georgiana Watson entertsins1 .
NUMBER OF her friends last evening M har
home on Vino street "''
Frank Dennis and Plummer Bracken. NJ
MY lgeasanL were In the city YESTERDAY
Mrs. Rachael Maulo and daughtor Me-
OF Colerain, were the guests OF Ihird wayI
friends yesterday.
Miss Ella DEFAULT one OF tho most non.
Glar teachers OF tho Public Schools il "a
.uu'estant Tor one OF tho trips offered by
inc flttsourg Dispatch.
q. l.. Woods donated n barrel OF flnr IN
tue RELIEF store yesterday afternoon.
mo Nj. Z. A. Board OF Directors met
last evening In special session
lhero was delightful party at tho new
residence OF Samuel PiclSens. on Scotch
| Ridge, Friday evening. About twenty
couple wero present, some of them being
from mere. e
Il. &. Myer, the new Deputy Rcyenue
Collector, will take charge OF tho Office
next week. 'N'
Rev, j w stephens, OF Bridgeport, will
lead tho o'clock y. Nj. G. A. meeting this
afternoon. '"''
~ present there are 1873 cases on tho
| common Pleas docket fur tho next term OF
! Court which convcncs February bth az
/ these there are ~ for dAmuges tho amoun,s
claimed making total OF $3.50. Four OF
tHem manages or personal injuries. dam.
! ako' asked amounting 10 so, 365 Three
Tor Islander aggreRatiug $1,000 Two for
] injuries To property FOR 81 geo Two for
orench oil promise, the damages claimed
amounting 10 $4,000. one for mnlprnctlcc
/ asking S6OOO. And ono Tor damage. undoy
tno AFFAIR liquor law FOR $1,000. There are
10 applications for divorce, IL OF them
ASKED py the wife and d by the husband
| Fifteen are appealed from lower Courts
In cases partition of real estate has been
asked, ana In : cnses orders for attach
menis have been Issued. and In IL orders
| Tor injunction have gone forth. About a
| dozen state cases stand over from the last
| term, TO wit; one for murder. ono fo,.
| embezzlomcnt, one for horse stealing. ono
| Tor assault, Tor larceny and 4 llauor Of
FENCES. Tho most important OF these 4.
me state against Wilson Tor shooting
Ohlccr Mprpny, which will come up for
second trial
The Dbaieng Club, nj their meo,inq
| Friday evening" made arrangements 10
have mock Trial, which will be held ON
FRIDAY evening, February .. All OF tho
| active participants in the mattor are mern-
Ders OF the CLUB. The indictment will ba
mat "One j. X. Pickcns, upon n certain
! midnight was, IN his own home robbed
aud cruelty mistroated at the hands of a
ruthless inarauder aud burglarm w. Il,
| Dixon, Esq, will net as Judge. md tho
other members OF the CLUB will act AS fol.
lows; Attorneys for the prosecution, An
| derson, Hogan and Jones: for the defense
Cooke, Mitchell and IIoylo clerks, Perry
and Rothormund; sheriff, Blackboard;
deputy sheriff, Drenneni court orier,
| Williams; stenoRrapher, McGlen Ths
| following parties have been Sc.
| lected as the members OF tho
jury and Will be subponaod by Sheriff
Blackford. Kate Raiston, Kate GrIer.
Minnie Cox, Beta Sheets. Matte Exley,
Jennie McGrew, Ella Englobright Sallie
Miller, Lena Mckay. Maud CARRIER, Bes-
| sic Grifilth, Jessie Charlton, Josie Me-
| Cowan Edith Nick Elm and Cleod Anthony.
| This mock trial promises To be very inter-
esting and will furnish plenty OF amuse-
ment. There Is no doubt but what a large
| audience will witness the fun
| The Keller Committee desire that In any
notices OF entertainments hereafter given
| for the benefit OF the needy, that IL be dis
! tnctly stated whether the proceeds are 10
be turned over 10 tho committee or kent
and used for the particular organizations.
SO FAR, tho committee has received none ~
the proceeds from entertainments hereto-
fore held, and people have attended these
entertainments and paid their money ON
the supposition that 10 would bo paid TO tho
committee. The committee 10 sadly In
need OF money aud provisions.