Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
MARrIN's FEgRY

| Among the work shops: McDermott's
| tool WORKS have been working steady till
this week, when they had to shut down
for want Of coke. They have good many
orders on hand. but can do nothing.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'S foundry is working
pretty steadily. The large warehouse
which is being erected is to be four stories
high. Tue work Is being pushed. Maun's
| foundry has been working better for the
last two weeks than for some time. A
large cylinder weighing 61S tons and meas
uring in length with q 3 foot bore was
cast last week for the Whitaker iron
works l.. Spences machipe shops are
running very steadily and arc losing no
time. Belts coppershop is making about
half time.
The firemeu are working hard at their
entertainment TO raise money enough, TO
attend the tournament at Sanansky. Iae
entertainment comes off June 81, ~, Is.
The scenery to be shown covers about 20
600 square feet OF canvas and costs IN the
neighborhood OF $4,000. The scenes 70 oe
rsed are 10 represent every important
happening from the creation OF the world
TO the ascension of Christ. Prof. Al Le-
Roy. OF New York, is busy composing the
music TO pe played at the exhibition OF
each scene and training the young ladies'
and gentlemen for the drills.
Tomorrow evening there will be re-
union of the members and friends or toe
Baptist church. The evening Will be spent
in sociable manner.
Miss Margaret Ross has returned after
a visit with frienos at Portland station.
Rev. J. Alexander will ofiiciste AZ the
y. NJ. &. A. four o'clock meeting this att
ernoon. His talk will be mostly 10 Ep-
worth League and Christian Enoeavor So
cieties. Ladies are invited.
VIM. Dopler will return homo this week
with his new wife
About TWENTY-FIVE people from this place
will attend big dance at Tiltonvillc 10 re
given by Capt Thomas Moore next We'd
nesdav night, to celebrate the entering or
his new home.
Childrens' Day will be observed at the
different churches to-day.
Francis Mullaney IS spending the day
with Wellsburg friends.
Quite a number of young people attend
ed the commencement exercises az Mt
pleasant last night
The Williams Mascots defeated the
Frews, OF Wheeling. by "A score u % 10 /.
Mrs. AbSalom Brown was called 20
Greene county, Pa, yesterday, by tele-
gram stating her mother had died.
The Ralston Stars defeated the Mo
| Caughlins, OF Wheeling, yesterday; SIS
Geo. Davis is visiting friends al George
town.
Rev. J. Robins will preach the dedica-
torial sermon OF the new NJ. l.. Church OF
| Tiltouville this evening.
! Regular services at ST. Paups Episcopal
! Church this evening.
| Delegates elected 10 the Circuit Judicial
| Convention are: A. H. Mitchell, =. 5.
| Gowen. j. s. Cochran, George Colpetts,
L IL - A T.
wick, j. Heinleiu, Jerome Patterson. IA.
Armstrong, w r.. Smith, ID. Cowan and
w. Cochran
The Otto glass works are running stead
| lily, and they have good orders for fruit
/ Jars.
Hipkins' novelty mould works are little
slack OF work, but have enough 10 keep
! them going.
James Lenard, Jr, better known rs
"Chicketty PEACH threw brick through
| Tierhey's saloon window last week, and
was caught in the lower part OF town yes
terday and jailed.
| Mrs Mary Gordon and daughter Bessie,
have returned from short stay with
! friends and relatives at GEORGETOWN
w. b. Francis is remodoling his dwell
ing on Walnut street
Will Owens was quietly married last
Sunday TO Miss Aida Strickland, OF t6is
place.
AT the Churches Presbyterian. Rev.
| $. j. Boyle, paSlor morning subject,
THE Hearing Ear evening" Chiitrcn's
Day exercises; United Presbyterian, Rev.
]. Alexander of New Athens. o.,
will oillciaie morning and evenings
! Methodist, Rev. j. w Robins,
pastor. morning theme, 1.-THE Best Robe;'
evening, S. G.. CHIN. Of Bridgeport, viii
occupy the pulpit; Baptist, Rev w n.
Hartzog, pastor. mOrninksublect Tue
Relation OF the ThoughLSMe -,,rts =
Spiritual Christian evening 49,
"rhe Seven witnesses Testify Inat
Jesus is the Christ"
BY special request Of state Adjutant-
General Howe. Rev Boyle viii deliver .
sermon 10 the soldiers az wheeling creek
this aiternoon subject Will be ~ True
Soldier
To-day and coming week az ST. Mary's
church. To-day IS the Fourth Sunday
after Pentecost, Ep Rom. S;lo-23, Gasp.
! ST. Luke, SILL Tomorrow Will DO tho
| feast : ST. Barnabas, the apostle: Tues
day. ST. Anthouy de Padna; Thursday,
| St. Basix the great; Friday, st John
Fraciende: Saturday, Finding Of the Holy
| Gospel Of Our Lord. There viii % a pro-
cession to-dy ut 3 80 pin honor OF tho Sac
| red Heart OF Jesus aud Mary. The mar
ried men and women's sodality elect their
| officers after Benedicti0u.
The musicale given by ST PauPs Choral
Union last night was well attended. The
Choral Union orchestra rendered soma
good music. also the Union Chorus. Prof.
| Edward Blumenberg rendered some OF ihe
| finest violin music ever heard around this
vicinity. Mrs. Flora Williams aud Mrs.
Annie Stewart called forth merited ap-
plause with their soprano solos,
| The piano duet bv Misses
,ena Mckay and Edith Mcifm was we'll
received, Thomas Lloyd rendered bne
vocal solo. A contral:o SOLO by Mrs. aud
J MIR. J G.. Maxwell was iine, while ne
vocal duet by Mrs. Flora Williams ana
Mann and Thomas LLOYD aud Mr. Mann
was client. Miss Maud CARRIER played q
very fne piano solo The entire pro-
pramme was very good each performer
-.nDi.ir, q r.nnd .harn ~ annlnuaa.