Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
mARrIN's'FERRY.

Mrs. Thomas V. Salisbury has returned
from a pleasant visit at Tiitonsvilie.
AT the 4 o'clock Y. M. c. A. meeting tni'
afternoon ARRANGEMENTS will be made for
series of open-air meetings. The meetiol
to-day will be led by George spence. Al
men are invited. ~
On Friday night while John Rouse, ny
ing opposite Tiltonsville, in West Virginia
| was burning brush sparks set the barn OF
J fire. The hre spread 10 his home. ana oott
| were burned TO the ground. Three wag
| ons, one horse and two tons Oh nay burned
| in the barn. Loss, $1,000.
At ST. Mary's Church: This Is tht
| NTH Sunday after Pentecost and lie ast OF
| Commemoration of all the Holy Pontrs
| Ed. First Cor. 10: OLA. Gosp. st. Luxe ~
| 4l.47. Rev. Father Lagae, of Chicago
will preach high mass to-day. The churcn
| is always open TO all. The sodailues, are
especially req uested 10 be present at TINS
mass. The Rev. Father will also address
all the different sodalities, all members o.
! which are requested TO attend this deyo-
ton. The Promoters of the League will
| give in their report OF the months OF june
| and July Immediately after the address
/ Next Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesdav. there will DE benedictior
A. rs .. m. Mass on Monday,
T r. .ay Wednesday and Thursday,
at Gam. The members OF the League, OF
| the Young mems, young ladies' and married
men and women's sodalities receive com
muuion at 7:30 a. N. mass to-day. behe
dictiou will be at p. m. to-day. Tne fol'
| lowipgis a true statement OF 81. Mary
| Church books from January /, 1894, to July
| |. 1894: Receipts-Peu rent, s4oi oOi Oh
| Trtory collection, Sl6S So; school tuition,
! sion. altar society, $50; for seminary, $40
collection for fuel, 1927 60; collection for
HOW Tano. Sl3; amount furnished by Rev.
: : Matth, ely, 1886 %; total receipts,
Il 200 "a Eyn. 1ditures-Pastor's salary,
sliN. for help. SIS, TO sisters. $500; sexton,
az 20. seminary. $40. Cath or per cent,
s3i Is: mass wine, $40; altar fixtures, 50 %;
fuel and gas, s. 10 40; improve
ments and repairs, slZl W
water tax, $l0.3S; amount OF ueo' pau,
$500; total expenditure, Sl1lZS.O4. Inc
debts are, mortgage, $1,000; oNeu " tue
pastor, g, i69. 43; total, a, 1915 r
At the churches to-day: 81. PauAS EPls.
copal. regular services at l0:3o a. ~ at
the evening service, : 80, Rev. CogsN ell,
of Steubenville. will officiate. Methodh |,
Rev. J. w. Robins, pastor, morning SUB
ject, The Divinity OF Christi evening,
Tent Hone-Eternal Home" German
Lutheran. Rev. p :. Doepken. pastor,
morning service only. Baptist, Rev. w b.
Hartzog, pastor, morning subject, six
Questions Answered. evening. Nv nat
believers Are" Presbyterian, Rev. 5. j.
Boyle, pastor, morning subject. "Ihese
Things:m no evening service.
The applica tion for an Injunction 10 re-
strain the City Council from paying on
the floated Indebtedness by issuing bonds
was denied by Judge Orig gs on account OF
an error in the petition.
The case of George Shredder and Emma
, Moore was heard by Mayor Westwood
Shredder WAS dismissed ana the Moore
woman fined 81 and costs for being drunk
Moore Davidson has returned from Cass-
vile, o.
Miss Margaret Ross is spending the day
with Mt. Pleasant friends.
Mrs. NJ. Pugh and daughter Myrtle LETT
Yesterday to spend few days with reIa-
tives at Pittsburg.
Geo. Cook left yesterday for his nome al
Mt Athens.
Chas. Boyle has returned home, after
two weeks with friends at Kenton, y.
The mners' strike at the Etna-Standard
has been declared off by the local commit
tee with the understanding that all the
former employees be taken back as soon as
places are found for them. A large part OF
the mill will resume Monday.
John Henderson and wife are spending
the day with Mrs. Henderson's parents, at
Smith field.
Howell Jones and John Miller have re-
turned from squirrel hunt near Cumley,
q. Squirrels are scarce there.
William Ball left YESTERDAY to spend a
few DAYS with relatives at Hendrysourg.
Miss Theodore Eick left yesterday for
several weeks visit with Cincinnati rela-
tives.
Louis Kuisel and James Greer have re-
turned from Youngstown.
Rev. w. B. Hartzog and family spent
yesterday at the Baptist rishing camp.
George Miller left yesterday TO visit his
parents near New Matsmoras.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer, of Moundsville, is
the guest Of George Venum, OF Broadway.
Miss Emma Gillespie, Of Portland Sta
ton, was in the city calling on friends yes
terday.
Late Friday evening, Jacob Ulrich, who
was coming from Wheeling on the street
cars, became obnoxious while coming
through Etnaville, and Conductor Strift
ordered him 10 get of the car. Ulrich re-
fused to get off, and when Strift attempted
to put him off he showed fight and began
calling him vile names. Strift then pulled
him of the car and gave him thrashing.
A defective hue started fire at the
home of Chas. Rothernund last Thursday
doing damage TO the amount OF $50. Mr..
Rothermund extinguished the blaze with
garden hose.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis and Miss Maggie
Lewis are visiting relatives at Cleveland.
Chas. Volhart, while bathing in the river
Yesterday. narrowly escaped drowning.
lie got out beyond his depth and being un-
able to swim was sinking for the last time
when he was rescued by Fred Enerling
and Sam Stone.
Mr.. Brannon wants IL made known that
his daughter Kate did not run away, but is
visiting her aunt az Sharpsburg, Pa, with
his consent.
Miss Anna McKim Is down from Pitts
burg spending the day with her parents.