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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

body seemed 700 busy 20 90 notlce OIL
transaction SO apphrentlYn Do
sides, she boys scriam hno5 arisen
above the din OF thf piaceAga'n tne
man lay bold OF th@0oy; face was
pale, a wild, fendisA gie4fas 10 his
eyes.
nDon't scras-0a boz ne nmanded
- Yoice; bud the oldid, and
q before, pd agi the man
rs hold on b m.
leaning owl the fing Of o
bio close by ad prdbly wit
be proceedln and eard the
oi the child, a B the bught so
6ned the man bat hetook the
by the hand an led b back 10
r lodging house, here e latter,
agy from fright aRd traveliell upon
bunk aud was soon a deenlumber.
hs man drew a chai 20 thwindoW,
~ pn seating himself. faxed ensively
n wn into the busy tnot ougbife. For
An hour or longer be remaibd there
"a bout percaptibiy changing bis posi-
th then be started. turned ad glared
liz a wild beast at the sleepilg child.
cal Fe hundred" be uuttereli five
hu red; les a heap, a leap.'
Tt Pm be stepped quietly 20 tbe side Of
the g PINK and bent over Re UNCONSCIOUS
boy. Suddeuly, as thOlgh az unex-
Dectct expedlent had saggested itself,
be drstF from his pOcket q large clasp
knife, Opened %. eXamidtd she blade,
and then looked az the eli n. He look
"a as IN IN fol. nina but Tot so
savagelyA as before. Ube Iend sh CLEAN
had left is eyes and s gnpaJhetic eX-
preston d ad taken itsp' -. Again he
sat down ~ che wicdAw ADd bent for
ward wlid bis face esting in his
lsathary pa ms.
That mig 8 the man took the boy out
fn the streeE. So louy az they remain
ca 10 she peat busy thoroughiares
thr0nged vi r pedssiralns, the child
felt no alarm, NJ 10 wa DOT long be-
fore they WenJN down. a barrow street
similar 10 the b 90 vs. en- they had
been On the aiNrlook, ID q sense Of
fear creDt over the al bon the tall
masts OF many vessels Ger seen plainly
defined against the sIb nd the dash
inR OF waves Vas 0isunblH heard. The
child drew bac
"Oh, she dreadful waterr be cried.
The man said nothing, Out erasping
him slightly. and placing lis hand over
SIS mouth, hurried with Lin TO pier;
then STOPPING aud laYiugI him across
bis knee. drew his knife olt before be
could opsn 10 the Mortified ihid gave it
3 sudden aud desperate tio that sent
it whirllng into the black later. The
next instant tne boy was Bing on his
back with The mans htndb 6xed in a
death grasp on his throat. he
withered DO agooy, ouf lie power
ful wretch continued TO hold him
NATL he supposed thai the lie had been
smothersd from him, then be lifted
him. and With all th5 strength be could
command hurled him over TIE pier, and
before she splash reached him was
slinklng OF so all Taste in the darkness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
HIS MUSTACHE.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ALWAYS SEEKING 3
KEw STYLE
Bis Rushshs in Many Phssss-Hs spsnds Hanf,
Before Nirrar AID Makes ssselr Happy
OAsr Princsly Boards.

All R9rlin Is discussing the Euperor's
new style Of wearing his mustache.
which seems to absorb good deal moge
public attention than the compllcasea
aud critical political situation. JndginS
from the number OF times thai tie
young monarch has altered the cut Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
CHAPTER II

In his haste, resulting froA fear OF
detection, toe man did i0t sLcceed 10
choking the boy 60 deatk nettbsr did
he deprive him OF consciolsueAs nor OF
60 much strength as 60 rtnde- him in
capable Of effort 20 save himself for he
at once padded 10 the pierand climbed
up Is He took OF his hil ia.ket and
wrnng the water from &c; then, lest tbe
man might DO lingering near, leadv 20
repeat The murdor0us asssnlt bs hur.
ried away from the dreadful pla,e.
F0rl0rn and thoroughly chiied he
wandered shivering from street
20 stroes. not knowing that
each aching step was takino
kim into sac very depth Of mistrv and
vice. He passed wretebed ha1Hstlons
about Whica we're grouped us and
women with horrible visages. 81 Ia
h8 lad never before seen uor hourht
could be- and squads oi Pre- chit.
dren oi h|soWn size followed eft1 him
noot'o9 and i1Icl.Iar l.H. 1oa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

A great many people think that II
they get down ~ the Sun Office ct half
after they will find Mr.. Dana sweep
ing out his Office and putting q fresh
newspaper IN his canary cage. but this
is not the case. For several years he
has been enabled 70 hire this work done.
He also lives IN summer on little pri-
vate island, and by the time he rows
over to New York he claims that he has
had all the exercise he needs.
The following letter comes from the
agricultural regions OF Oregon and has
many local expressions Ia IL peculiar 10
the wheat growing country. l hsVe
not interfered With the spelling.
"Knk" Is a new one on me, but l judge
that 10 means cook.
The straWbuck is the person who
bucks the straw. de Is generally .
boy or feeble-mloded person With , poor
outcast Of horse and fence rail.
The fence rail IS attached BY each end
10 ropes and thence 80 the traces OF the
horse Of there are anv traces left OF
himl, and when q pile Of straw or 8
feet high has accumulated at the tail OF
the machine the straWbuck throws this
rail over IL aud draws II OF a few rods,
scattering il over the field, where Il Is
burned.
Mr.. Pike writes like Mormon aud
spells with the ''EhoIe arm movement"
1 presume. cspitaiiEiaE bis own mama,
while 10 the DsitJ be gives love. case
.'lm and spells county with SIX.
His meek spirit a7d constant reference
70 his daVOut nature would Indicate that
he belongs to the church Of Latter Day
Saints, aud that 10 Grass Csnyon smoke
houses should be worn with q paddock
on the Outsider
.4SRAs KExxox Oregon 0c 20 1894
'sm.ster nye deer trend : hav red IRE
published xc0mmnnikashuns VIA
arsts lafies "a 40 b. ure ritln tbat Z
re- life al scare sos.sr1 nan Ga taol
rood ike $ hers iron .oIs para 81
al lever - .hs .s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
TOUGH BENwooD BOYS.
six OF Them Found Guilty OF Breaking
Open b. g. o. Cars.

six OF Them Found Guilty OF Breaking
Open b. s. o. Cars.
Evidently the arrests and unprlson-
ment OF the six Benwood boys, aver
aging ia age from nine to fourteen
years, last week, did not break up the
gang OF thieves, which has operated In
that locality for some time.
The six boys were found guilty OF
breaking open a Panhandle car Of
merchandise on the Riverside switch,
and taking goods valued at S16O. Squire
Riddle, of Benwood, put three Of the
bows under 5000 bonds for their appear
ance at Court, and the other three
were placed under 800 bonds.
All the boys were bailed out,
except Jessie BaYard, aged eleven, who
will be released soon, as persons are at
work raising money for his discharge.
They are tough lot of little criminals,
as they all owned up to tue robbery,
and when released, gave the police the
wink, signifying that he was again open
for engagement.
As an evidence that the gang is not
broken up, another car Of merchandise
near the same place was broken open
Thursday night. The seals were broken
and thrown away, but little was taken,
1t is thought.
The police not only Of Benwood, but
OF Bellaire, are working up the case.
There is little doubt that the Bellaire
gang Of youthful culprits, the same
which sent the criminal letter to Mayor
Dubois, are identified, too, with the
Benwood gang.
1t is thought that at least two dozen
small boys constitute the gang, and
there are 10 be at least dozen arrests
in the near future. Many will remem-
Der how the Benwood police found the
thieves cave some time ago stored with
stolen plumber, which was also traced to
the gang.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
A GREAT RECORD MADE
By SUPr. vARNBY At fHR CITY WATER
WORKS PUMPING STATION.
Over 25o,Oo0,0OO Salons Of Water Pumped Dur
ing the Month Of August or 2S4 Gallons
Per Gapi!a-ovsr 10000 600 Gal-
luls Used in One Day.

The report OF Superintendent George
Varney, for the month OF August, shows
that more water was pumped In that
time than ever before In the history OF
the city. So great was the demand
during two days, that both the i'm
mense pumping engines had to be run
Tor number OF hours, something which
has not occurred before since the first
starting Of the new plant.
The record made by the machinery
was as follows:
Engine No. 415-Run nineteen days
and sixteen hours; revolutions made,
| GIL. 1s6; gallons of water pumped, 49,
$685. ss. Engine No. 4l6-Run twelve
days and eight hours; revolutions made,
374, 124; gallons OF water pumped, 9o,-
523, 1872. Total number OF revolutions
made by both engines, 9s5, 300; total
number OF gallons OF water pumped
during the month, $4,000, $50. Estl-
mating the population OF the city al
! 35, 900, as shown by the census OF 1870,
this gives a daily per capita consump-
/ ton Of 234.2 % gallons. for the month, as
against an average Of but l77.S gallons
per capita for the interval from January
lst to July 1st, OF the present year.
Very few cities OF the world can show
such liberal supply Of water as was
furnished the people of this city during
the month Of August, and In very many
cities the per capita supply Is not hair
so great.
The greatest demand for water in the
history of the city was on August l0nt,
when 1O.152, $50 gallons were pumped,
necessitating the running of.both pumps
| from o'clock In the morning until D
| o'clock In the evening. The next larg-
est demand during the month was on
the 18th. when 9,sl7,9S2 gallons were
supplied, and upon that day both pumps
were run from 9 in the morning until 2
In the afternoon. The third largest
days consumption was on August .,
when 9,sO2, SOS gallons were supplied.
| This demand was met with the use OF
| but one pump. The smallest
days consumption was on the l2th'
when but 7,i4l, 440 gallons were pump
cd. The average number OF revolutions
made by the machinery per day was
31,7s4, and the average number OF gal
Ions of water pumped per day during
the month, 5000, 322.
The machinery has promptly respond.
ed to every demand made upon II, and
the entire plant, under the very severe
test given IL during the past month
the worst OF the entire year In point oil
consumption OF water-has met every
expectation, Under the administration
of Supt. Varney, Is is in good hands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
INpusTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Ptok,i Up Aoous the aIuS and
Factortas

Factories
All the Belmont mill will be on in full
IN the morning.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Bel
mont /; was the largest pay for the
last year.
The Wheeling steel works Will be on
next Wednesday. Bottom was dropped
last Friday.
The Belmont furnace is having a great
run. About $50 tons OF metal is made
there every day.
Last week was the greatest one for a
good run at the Riverside steel works
for the last year.
The heaters Of the lower Benwood
mill did not work yesterday. This was
caused uy a shortage Of metal
Some Of the employees Of the Q. c.
ware pottery on the South Side, have
been iC for few days owing TO the
scarcity OF saggers.
Martin Flaherty, the we'll known
fireman 40 the Belmont blast furnace,
who was badly burned az bis work some
time ago, is getting well slowly,
Prof. D. w. Brewer, the evangelist.
was 81 the Riverside iron WORKS yeStsr-
day afternoon, and distributed about
1900 religious tracts among the mill
men.
Yesterday was pay day at the entire
lower Benwood mill. Over zoo persons
we're paid, sud they got more money
than for any two weeks for the last
year.
At the LaBslle iron works yesterday
morning one OF the hOusens was broken.
The heaters were made idle as the re-
suit They will be able TO resume in
the lorning.
The skelp mill at the lower Benwood
mill is having a great run. The work
men are making four and hve heats each
day, where formerly they made but
three and four.
The locomotive at the Riverside bar
mill, at the head Of Twenty-htth street,
broke down Friday an had TO be sent
10 the shop for repairs. This did not
iay any OF the mill of.
Scarcity OF steel binders full opera
lons at the most OF the works Of this
locality. Friday the night turn at the
Riverside steel works made fOrty-six
heats; the day turn forty-fVe.
Good news comes from the sanitary
pottery 81 TntOnvilse. Some time ago
an effort was made u put the works,
now in the hands OF NSe receiver, IN
operation. Some OF tho creditors at
Trenton, n. g.. and some 81 those hav-
ing heavy Mortgages refuseS 70 permit
the works q ae taken froQ .eceiv-
er's hands. 1hn Rowe. pager
Of the woEM wen. Z. 80 few
days agoN {. 49, I'd 70
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

THERK f. rare musical treat In store
for the citizens of wheeling and Vicinity
sc the Concert of the Kozsrr Singing boz
cfety st mozart Park, Monday sfternoon
aud evening, septs mber 3. That charm
ing sopr ano Miss Eiecta clifford, has been
secured by the management for tho occa
sion. The leading papers OF the country
speak very highly of her ability:
Worcester (hass.) spy July IS. 1892.
.Niss clifford sang Campions Hnety
and Mae In a most artistic manner. she
possesses q wonderful voice and knoHi-
edge OF how TO use II"
Toledo (ono) s'cds, april 10. 1881
..rhe appearance of Miss clifford va be
signal for loud and prolonged app
AS charming in face ana manner
voice. niss clifford Is oas o, tsr Z
most popuIar vocsiIstA The
sss-st,on Given vas Little Boy IN q
whose simple and psthstio story hf {
ceived nos only tRs magic Of the unr
more bsautfal ID Miss &e2k bcrids
yolss." <t-s- '.'~-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
Justice Gnle,py,s Court.

The trespass cases brought by Elijah
Marling were all dismissed, with the
exception OF the one against David
Martin, who was required TO give bond
for Court. a new warrant OF a similar
nature was issued for Annie Land
meyer.
Rhea Gray and Artie Taylor, the first
charged with keeping . house OF VI
fame, and the other with being 90 In
mate OF the same, waived an examins.
ton and gavo bond for Court Lou
Taylor, charged with being an inmate,
stood trial. and was also held to Court
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
pEMoREsT MEDAL CONTEST.
An Interesting Entertainment Under
Auspices of the w. q. L. u.

An Interesting Entertainment Under
Auspices of the w. q. I. U.
Miss Flora Tmmons, OF Roney's
Point, superintended a silver medal
contest which was given under the aus
pices of tho w. C. Il. u, "Wednesday
evening, at the United Presbyterian
Church. The following programme was
rendered.:
Music Miss Maud McCutcheon
PRAYER Mr.. McWilliams
Song.-"Who Will Co." and chorus OF
little folks. .....................
Explanation of Contests. .............
........:....,...; Mrs. Jennie Sisson
1.-THE Cry Of Today: :.i. ,,;;c H;.xro,,
1.-THE World Of Fire. -: Vincent CHM
Music. Miss Lille and Mrs. Maxwell
,sTwo Fires'' Miss Mary Orr
"Prohibition the Hope Of Our Country
....M Miss Kate Helfenbine
"The Martyred Mother. .............
..... Miss Laura McWilliams
Song-"Dear Father. ...............
1.-THE BOYS OF America. .............
...........C Clark McCutcheor
"a Terrible sponsibility". ..........
......M Miss Gertrude Muldoon
ga Glorious Womanhood" ...........
Miss Beulah Hunter
Redemption for Our Country. ....
John Muldoon
"a Vivid Illustration. ....... Minnie Cox
Muss. Miss Lille and Mrs. Maxwell
There were ten contestants for the
medal. The judges awarded 1t TO Miss
Beulah Hunter. The judges were Mrs.
M. Anna Hall, Mrs. Jennie Eagles, and
Prof. Anderson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
NEW ALLEYS OPENED
At the Musee by the wheeling Bowling
League.

At the muse0 Dy the WhooAoS OO"AAHb
League.
The new basement alleys OF the
Wheeling Bowling Association. la the
Musee building, were formally opened
last night by the clubs Of the Bowling
League. There was q good attendance
and fair scores were made. Following
were the results of three games:
First-Archer ia, Hall 101, Shockey
1O2, Borand los, Rhees SO, Weitzell
9s-total GIG. Colmar 104, Wells Isl,
Careb bauer 100, Bremen 104, Bishop
143, Day 13S-total RIO.
Second-Colmaf Ill, Carenbauer 1876,
Hamilton 10, Bremen 1919, Bowlin las,
Wells 131, Day 121, Wood l27-total
1,01O. Robinson 139. Archer 141, Sad
Ter 1877, Rhees 100, Weltzel 12l, Hall 81,
Borland 121, Cassell 1lS-total 994.
Third-Hall 90, Robinson 1S9, Archer
Us, Sadler 1875, Rhees 95, Borland 15s,
West l16, Cassell l05-total 952. Wells,
131, Bowlin 1913, Carenbauer 12l, Ewing
Isl, Colmar 119. Bremen ITO, Hamilton
126, Day 151-total 1907.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

been made for the works to go on in
about two weeks, The creditors are to
be paid one-fith every year for five
years until the debt is paid. Six per
cent. interest will be given the credit
ors. Work will at once De begun 70 get
the works frCp the hands Of the re-
ceiver. The ( ,Nttery gives work to
sixty men, and n been idle since last
AprIl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
A Boy Lost.

About four o'clock yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Otto Reibold, of Thirty-third
street, came 10 the Office of Squire j.
w. Schultze carrying little boy about
three years old. She had found him
asleep on the street. The boy said he
was son Of George Bero. and the
Squire took him around 90 Mr.. Bero's
residence. This gentleman said the
boy was not his. The Squire them CON-
mUnicatsd with police headquarters,
and It was found that the boy was son
OF 3. Laughlin, Of Twepty-sixth and
Market streets. He had wandered away
from his home and got lost The little
boy was restored to his anxious parents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
TIE BOWLING LEAGUE
1t VIII Probably be Keorganlzed in the
Near Future.


Bowling has become craze in Wheel
ing, and there are probably ten times
as many teams of players in the city as
there were year ago. The Wheeling
Bowling League of last winter, which
was the outgrowth of the interest shown
in this form Of sport, will probably be
reorganized. Members Of the different
teams are discussing the matter, and 1t
is probable that a meeting OF Interested
persons will be called for some time
within the next few weeks. for the pur-
pose OF effecting reorganization.
1t is understood that several clubs
will drop out this season. The league
was made up last year OF eight clubs.
This season the number may be In
creased to ten or twelve clubs. There
is also q sentiment in favor OF longer
cham pionship season, and it will prob
ably start on October 1st. The introduc-
ton OF regulation alleys has made
bowling more popular, and It also raises
a question as to which clubs are strong
est, which will only be decided BY the
championship games.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
se,so, castle A. O. x. of NJ. o.

The Select Castle OF West Virginia oil
the Ancient Order Knights OF the Mys
tic Chain, will be held at Piedmont Sep
TENDER 25th and Goth. Silver Wave
Castle, OF this city, will be largely rep
resented. Messrs. John Walford, George
Hopwood and Henry Lewedag, all oil
Wheeling, are Select Castle officers. and
John Walford is Deputy Select Com.
mander for Ohio county, The local
Castle OF the Noami degree will also be
REPRESENTED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
An EnIornnla Occasion.

The members Of SsS<.d den Company,
No. Al, A. o. K. Oh 81. c., met at Thirty
sixth and Jacob streets, last evening,
With their families, and bad very en-
ioyable tine, the occasion being the
birthday Of Private Hanes. Miss Leo
nora Thoeman, OF Macon, entertained
those present with several songs, and
Captain H0pwood also sang solo.
During the evening Mr.. Hanss was pre-
sented with jewel OF the military rank.
The occasion "a livery enjoyable one.
IF your Il Atwitch, tire, burn,
or your Ger reading or
saving. them exam
ined o4rge. at lilo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

All the Ohio county Senatorial Con-
ferees are called TO meet az the REGIS
TER Office, Monday evening, AZ half
past seven o'clock, for a conference,
and every conferee Is urged to be pres
ent.
The conferees Of the Senatorial dis
trict are called to meet at the Public
Building, Thursday morning. az ten
o'clock, to select candidate for State
Senator.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
RAILWAY TRAOKmEN's OUTINa.
ID. 3 .. Employees spend the Day 1T q
Grove Near Cameron.

Is y, Employees spend the DAY at
Grove Near Cameron.
The annual outing Of the B. & o..
tgackmen took place yesterday at a
grove near Cameron. The railroad
company furnished free transportation
for its employees and their families.
Special trains lett Pennington and
Wheeling at o'clock, picking up track
men at all intermediate points.
There were thousand persons pres
ent at the picnic, and it was very en-
joyabls throughout. Mr.. 1. Malone,
Road Supervisor OF the fourth division,
presented to each adult a luscious
watermelon, and each child received 8
package OF peanuts. Eight hundred
and fifty melons were distributed. T.,
+. Parsons, J. A. Ewing and B. +.
Meighen, of Moundsville, were present,
aud delivered brief speeches. Miss
Jennie Smith, the celebrated railroad
evangelist, also made a short address.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS |!

sPRuDEL wATER-Ths King Of Minsrsf
Ustsrs. frez NJ Clemens. kick- A pur
vholsssns water. snsurpAssst ~ bsver
MAJ table water.
Lorinxa Eassau, Germany. fhis Mincr
~ h lastly celsbratsd for its sxc<ilsQ
lIys susiities. II also refreshing asf
<{un nsr drink. slthef pure o. nixe4t
svrup. mix. u1ss or bfan sy.
tP0LLINkRlS) WATER-FrsE
PfussiA osrnAzy In pints ssd
,nsAn a. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

Programme of Concert by the Mozart
Singing society.

Programme OF Concert by the mozart
Singing society.
Lovers OF music in this city expect a
rare treat on the occasion OF the con-
certs to be given By The Mozart Singing
Society at Mozart PARK on Monday.
September 3. Prof. Ii. NJ. Shockey
will be the director. 1t is the intention
to make this affair the most notable
musical event OF the season. Miss
Electa Clifford, the famous soprano OF
Chicago, will contribute several solos.
Following is the programme:
EVENING.
Overture 800.
Opera House Orchestra.
Chorus-'Die Stille Wasserrose" (oy
Mozart Gesang Vereln.
Tenor Solo-"Adieu Marie" ....... Adams
Mr.. w. B. Day.
Soprano Solo-"There Was a PriRce"
(from IL Quarny) ............ Comes
Miss Electa Clifford.
Trio-"Fountains of Love Eternal.
Mrs. Williams and Messrs. Day and
Zulauf.
violin-Grand Fantasia Militaire.-.... j.,
-
Prof. Ed Blumenberg.
Soprano Solo-"Stella" Waltz. .t'aune
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Basso Solo-"The Mighty Deep. Jude
Mr.. Charles Zulauf
Soprano Solo-"Farla" ;.... .Ardlu
Miss Electa Clifford.
Chorus Siegesgesang With Orchestra
ADJ
Mozart Gesang Verein.
Opera House Orchestra.
MATINEE.
Opera House Orchestra.
Chorus
a-Klein Herr ist so enge .lsenmann
Mozart Gesang Verein.
Violin Solo-'Legende' 49,. Wienlawski
Prof Ed Blumenberg.
Trio-"The Mariners. :...........
Mrs. Flora Williams, Messrs. Day
and Zulauf.
Solo-"Let All Obey". .............L Leach
Mr.. Charles Zulauf.
Soprano Solo-"The Flower Girl".,...
''''''' Mrs Flora Williams.
SIN der Tenne Selcher
zach vie lists mogl'ch damn.
Voldsweise
Mozart GesaDg Verein.
Tenor Solo-"The Golden Noon. .Caryl
Mr.. w. B. Day.
Soprano Solo-"Thou Brilliant Bird"
from "The Pearl Of Brasin.... David
Mss Electa Clifford.
Chorus-Was hsb ich denim meinem
Feins liebchen gotham. ...... HANNA
Mozart Gesang Verein.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

TAKE pontoon bridge. foot OF Twelfth
street. Shortest route 10 State Fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
Charged with Robbery.

Edward COMBS was arrested yesterday
on a telegram from Moundsville charR-
ing him with stealing ST. from joseph
Loudenslager, of LoudensNille. w. Va.
The robbery was commItteda at Mounds
Vile Thursday. -