Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
MARITIME FERRY.

! made by the court was tnat
] Mrs. Maxwell was the owner. Weld
| man. who had the machine in his posses
! sion at the time, refused to give it up.
! Mrs. Maxwell, through her attorney w.
/ p Francis has presented a petition IN the
4 Common Pleas Court against Constable
f. Stanton aud his bOndsmen asking SO dam
| ace for being deprived of her property.
Mrs. Griffith and son. OF GAINESVILLE,
| have returned home after visit with rel
atives here.
Rev. w. f. Hartog has returned home
/ from the Cambridge Baptist Association
| meeting held in Guersey county.
The Misses Alice and Carrie Hackman,
J of Allegheny, leave this morning for home,
after several weeks visit with friends
here.
VIM. Sommerville, of Clinton, W. Va,
lis visiting friends here.
/ Elisha Pugh, an aged resident OF this
4 vicinity, died yesterday morning at the
| home of his daughter, Mrs. Anderson Nc
/ Grew. Mr.. Pugh was 76 years old and
/ leaves three children 20 mourn his loss:
! Thomas Pugh and Mrs. A. McGrew, OF
| this place, and William Pugh, Of Flushing.
| He will be bnried this afternoon at
! O'Clock Interment at Rlverview.
( Mrs. VIM. Joy and daughter, Ada, leave
/ in the morning for Pittsbulg
! James keesey, after a Oouple OF weeks
| sickness, is able 10 be out again.
j. G. Gray aud family spent yesterday at
| Mt. Pleasant.
Lie. Drenuen, of Steubenviile, was
/ in the city yesterday.
Harry Robinson has eeturned, after a
! prolonged VISIT with his parents at Card
| ingtOn, ..
/ At the churches to-day: Presbyterian
Rev. a. Y. Brownlee pastor, merni1g sub
| ject Chow 10 Fight Successful Battle
( evening subject "As Moses Lifted Up a
| SERPENT in the Wilderness" Presbyterian,
| Rev. =. j. Boyle pastor, morning subject
/ will be taken from Psalms 1881, evening
| subject from ii Kings, 5:l; Baptist, Rev.
! w. 3. HartzOg prStOr, morning and even
| ing services; Methodist, Rev. j. w. Robins
| pastor, morning subject THE Triumph OF
| FAITH" evening subject 1.-THE Ideallst and
| the Real"
Yesterday Officer Neal went up to Wells
| vile ana arrested Henry Il. Beam on
warrant sworn out by Geo. w. McKim,
/ charging him with embeZzlement The
| trouble is ovea tbs sale OF patent right
| belonging TO McXim made by Beam while
| he was in the employ of Mr.. Mchlm. Mr..
Mc[im claims that Beam received SlO,OO0
| for the patent right and turned over 5000
/ 10 him, and refused TO give him the remain
| ing a, 500 Beam claims he does not owe
/ AlelAlul eT,sUu no was EiNth q hO0A Ahb
| before Squire Keller yesterday who held
| him i'm the sum of 81, 500 for his appearance
before the grand jury. The security was
/ given and he returned to Wellsville.
! To-day and coming week at St Marv's:
I To-day is the seventeenth Sunday after
Pentecost and feast Of the Holy Name OF
| the Blessed Virgin. All Sodahtles
receive holy communion to-day
az first mass. Confessions will be
I
First mass tomorrow at $3.50 a. III. IL
| will be over at a. IN. Benediction at
! { 80 this evening The forty hours deYo-
/ ton will be over tomorrow with 5 O'Clock
mass. The church will be open all this
day and evening as long as there are any
| for confession. Mass next Tuesday az
| Dillon at 10 O. N. School Will open as
usual tomorrow. Devotions every even
| fug except Sunday at o'clock. Mass to-
| day 30 aud 10 a. m.
Misses Emma and Annie Arm, or Pitts
| burg are the guests OF Miss Clara Arm.
Joseph Miller, Of Cambridge, is calling
| on old friends.
Lyman Hanes leaves this morning for
| PittSburg.
Civil Engineer w B. Cole, accompanied
| bv the Council, yesterday was looking over
| the intended route of the w. IL L. h. on
the river front,
Gus. Rohrey has resigned his position at
/ the Riverside to accept his old one at the
Miss Nettie Jurvey, of Youngstown, o.,
| is visiting here.
Misses Aggie and Annie Alderman will
| spend the dav at Washington, Pa, with
their sister, Mrs. +. Florian.
James Finney, of Belmont, o., is visit
The Hiawatha ball club defeated the
Pennington club yesterday, on the Athlutic
grounds. Score, % to 10.
Alex Kelsey. Chas Bailey and Frank
Anthony are spending the day at Pitts
r. G. Heslop, Of Mason City, W. Va,
! leaves this morning for his home after q
visit with his sons Robert and Thayer
/ HeSlOp.
VIII Lewis, Carl Craig and Miss Nora
/ FlahertY, of PittSOurg, are spending the
| day with Miss Lizzie Huffman.
Mrs Thos. Salisbury has returned home
| from u visit at LaWrenceyille and Clncln-
natl.
The Democratic primaries held here
\ Yesterday TO elect delegates to attend the
| Democratic County Convention at
/ Bridgeport, Sept II, and the
Democratic Congressional Convention
/ al the same place September II, resulted
/ as follows: First ward Central commit
| teeman. Park r. Anderson; delegates
] county convention, Park T. Anderson,
! VIM. Dixon, Jr.; alternates, Eddie
/ Shrodes, Joan CusiC; delegates congress
/ sional convention, Thomas Williams. NJ.
| Il. Bailey, alternates, Smith Butler,
| Robert Jenkins. Second ward-Central
committeeman, Emerson Campbell; dele
/ gate county convention, Emerson Camp
! bell; alternate, Eddie FitzSimOns; delegate
| congressional convention, VIM. Orr; al
/ ternate. J. y. Perry. Third ward-Cen-
] tral committeeman, Robert Hanson; dele
/ gates county convention, Hadie Long,
/ Mobert Hanson; alternateS, John Leonard,
/ Robert Bags; delegate congressional con-
/ ventiou, Louis ROthermUnd; alternate,
! Undle Joe O'Neal. Martins Ferry pre-
/ cinct-Central committeeman, VIM. Pax
! ton: delegates county convention, Robert
| Applegarth, VIM. Paxton; alternates
/ Louis Summers, John Shell; delegates
/ congressional convention, Robert Coss, Z.
4 W. kuckuck; alternates, VIM. Woods,
| James Cooper.
The Martins Ferry ball club arrived
! home last evening. after 3 five weeks trip
| through Eastern Ohio. They drove into
/ town last night about O'Clock, headed
by a drum corps, aud amid shouts,
\ hurrahs and ths shooting Of
! Roman candle. They came up Fourth
/ street. stopping at the corner Of Hanover
/ and Fourth, where at least 1900 people
! had gathered. The address of welcome was
\ made by Park Anderson IN which he spoke
very highly of the boys who have
! added another laurel 10 the wreath of
\ which Martins Ferry is SO proud. He
/ al so spoke Of the reports of their fac play
/ ing and meritoriouS conduct which have
I been received here while the team
/ have been away, also Of the
manner in which they were
| received here excusing the people for not