Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
MARTINS FERRY.

| Democratic and OitlZenS' tickets snoulO
surely give the voter chance TO make
good selections. The hottest contest seems
| to be for Marshal and City Solicitor. The
race between the nominees for Treasurer
aud City Commissioner promises to be
very interesting, and it begins TO look as II
none of the candidates have q cinch on
these places. The candidates for Mayor
are Thomas Irwin, on the Democratic tick
ct, and Samuel WestWood on the Eepub-
lican ticket, both good men, who would fill
the office very acceptably 70 the people.
1t is not sure as 70 the candidate for Mayor
on the Citizens ticket, but a petition is
being circulated TO place Benjamin Powell
on that ticket. The township ticket has
been overlooked on account of the fight for
the city Offices, but the different candidates
on this ticket are getting in some good
work. Emerson Campbell, the popular
young drug clerk, and Thomas Pugh, the
bookkeeper Of the Buckeye Glass Co., are
making a very nice fight for township
clerk, and the other candidates are moving
very quietly among the voters.
Thomas Wilson, Of Long Run, who was
given q preliminary hearing Dy Squire
Keller, on q charge Of stealing plow and
other articles wac held ia the SUM OF $500
to await the action Of the next grand jury.
Lewis Isen brant. another maa connected
with the affair escaped before he could be
arrested.
At the First NJ. Z. church the Easter
sermon will he preached az 1880 by the
pastor. Az :30 the following programme
will be given: Responsive Scripture Read
ing. Opening Address, Lenie Dlehl; Re
citation, Edna Aldrldge; Music, Doub
Quarteette: Recitation, Fred Dewi Reel
tation, Roy Timbe-lase; Singing, Infant
Departments Recitation, Hattie Aldridge;
D.. Zee
Flowers, Miss Paden; Recitation, Lola
Leadly; \ s Q OF Missions, Infant De-
partment; Music, Epworth League Chorus;
Recitation, Two Pennies for Missions,
Clyde Rice; Music, Closing Address, Bes-
sic SnOdgrOss; Evening, 3d. Anthem,
Double Ouartette Music, Not Dead, But
Sleepeth, Crescent Quartette; Glass EXer-
else, The Kingdom Coming; The story OF
the Resurrection, Geo. Robertshawi An
them, He is net Here, but is Risen, Ep-
worth League Chorus; Recitation, Easter
Treasures. Helen KOeh.ec; Class Song,
Lee Morri5's Glass; Reading, lsaac's Con
version to Missions, G. Z. Mitchell; Music,
Remarks, Collection.
The Martins Ferry Bas Ball Club de-
feated the "Beimonts' yesterday IN
closely contested game, the score standing
3 70 2 at the end of the game. They would
like TO hear from the ShamrOcks, Red
Cross OIL or any Of the best CLUBS IN
Wheeling or vicinity for game on any
Saturday afternoon. Any coinmunlca-
tions can be addressed 80 II. w. Gsudlng.
Misses Ina Bowman and Emma Bantlng,
of Bethany College, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Bowman.
The following is the programme OF
music TO be performed at st. PauPs Epls-
cCpal church. Walnut street, Easter sun.
cay evening at O'Clock, by full choir aud
orchestra: professional hymn, Jesus
Christ is Risen To-day" Cary choral ser
vice, Tails; selections Of Psalms, choir;
Magnifcat. choir; Nunc Dimmitus, choir;
Greed and Responses, choir anthem
CHRIST Our Passover" choir; Prayers
and Responses, choir; hymn lO3, THE
Strife is Ger" Palestrina; sermon, Rev.
". Ii. Burbank; OffertOry anthem, praise
Ye the Father" GOunod; hymn -, we
Sing the Praise Of Him Who Died,
Ward; Benediction; recesslOnal hymn 81,
Onward Christian Soldier Gertrude.
Mrs. Captain Moore, who has been so
seriously i'll at the home OF her Gaugnt r,
Mrs. s. G.. Robinson, on Third street, IS
improving fast
Joseph and Grant Henderson, Of Pitts
burg, were the guests Of their brother
John. of West Walnut street.
An entertainmentwas given by the Sec
ond NJ. r. Clutch last evening.
The y NJ. 9. 4. expect TO complete their
new gymnasium in about ten days.
The Crescent Quartette will do the sing
ing az the o'clock Y. NJ. q. A. meeting
this afternoon.
p. d. Njcols, Of the Bellaire, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry Railway Com
pany, has offered his resignation as secre-
tary.
DR.. John Hervey win remove his Office
from the corner Of Broadway and Jeffer-
son streets to the new Helfenblne build
M. A. Wood. Of Smithhcld, stopped of
here 70 see his brother, S. J.. Wood, while
en- route home from Hot Springs, North
Prof Jones, of Wheeling. viii preach at
the Second VI. L. Church this afternoon at
O'Clock.
The 4 o'clock meeting this afternoon of
the Y. NJ. &. A. will be the last one held
in their present quarters in the Opera
House block The meeting will be in
charge Of VIM. Cattell, the first president
of the Association. The most Of the time
of the meeting to-day will be taken up by
remarks made by those who have been
closely connected with the Association
since its organization. 10 is expected that
a very large number will De present at this
meeting.
/. Oiney, Of Pittsburg, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Moore and daughter, Mrs Lsasure,
Of Bellaire, have moved here in the West
property, corner Of Fourth and Locust
streets.
Miss Gertie Rutter, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Ethel Hobbs, on North Fifth
street.
A number Of our young people took part
in an entertainment at Colerain Friday
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Nc
Dermott is very i'll with the fever.
Ed Virtue has returned from Hendrys-
burg, where he has been visiting his
mother.
VIII Goodtue left yesterday morning 70,
Cincinnati
Special Easter services will be held in
all the churches this morning.
Mrs Humphrey Williams is in Pitts
burg on business connected with their dry
goods store.
Miss Clara Clark, formerly a resident Of
this city and well known 20 many Of our
people, will be married next Wednesday
evening az the home Of her parents, at
Sherrard, ". Va, 70 q young farmer Of
near that place, by the name Of Blake.
Another painting BY Harry Temple has
been finished and brought 70 this city. II
is a mastery piece OF work.
4 false alarm caused the black team Of
the Alert Hose Company 70 get out in
hurry yesterday.
Mrs. jacob Arm, OF Pearl street, who
has been very III for scme time with
typhoid fever, was able 70 be around yes
teriay for the first time
President Garland. Of the A. A. Of ]. &
S. w, was here yesterday, trying 70 settle
the trouble of the plate mill at the Stand
ard mill.
elem SDeidel, Of Wellsburg, is here the