Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
MARTINS FERRY.

esterday morning, CdIl al poou, Va pNO
Standard addition, while sled riding on
the grade near the Back river bridge at
Ftnsville. had his leg broken.
a change was made this week in the
number OF working days at the Etna-
Standard mill. Heretofore they have
been working SIX days, and all
repair work has been made on
Sunday. From now on, weeks work
will be from Monday morning to O'Clock
Saturday morning, 80 the repairs can be
made on Saturday, and no work Will be
done at all on Sunday.
Yesterday was day that made pedes-
trains feel little uneasy about Walking
Several little incidents occurred during the
day which seemed very amusing to every
body but the performers. Mike Williams
tried to so down hanover street WIN ', il.s q
load of coal when tue cart slid around aud
acted as though it wished to take the
morse down, ana had II
not been for the aid OF several men it
probably would have succeeded.
Miss Georgania Watson entertained the
Junior Whist CiuO very pleasantly Friday
evening at her home on Vine street.
The funeral of young daughter OF Carl
Seauright will take place this afternoon.
The child died Friday night from lung
fever. >,
A song entitled 'Iu6 Olu w llLON LACO,
composed by Henry Gauding, OF TINS
place, is being arranged by Prol. Ia
Blumenherg.
LANES Hawthorne, Of Portland Station,
was in town Yesterday on business.
Smith Cunningham, of Torkyilie, was
calling at this place yesterday.
BENJAMIN Thomas, who has been work
inr in 3 mill at Cambridge o., is visiting
relatives at this place.
lanes Brand, Ed Wolfe, Mike Regan,
James Dobbins, Charles Hoscher, and sew
eral other glassworkers OF this place lett
on the steamer Iron Queen for Huntington,
w. Va, whers they nave positions in the
glassworks at that place
Harry Givens, of Yorkville, was in town
yesterday.
A. M. Harkins, of Rush Run, was here
Yesterday on business.
l.. }. T.. Drennen, of Steubenville, was
here yesterday.
ST. Mary's to-day and coming week.
This is the third Sunday after the Epiph-
anv and feast Of the Holy Family. Ed
Rom. 70: 1921; Gosp. ST.. Matt. s: lib.
Next Saturday will be the feast OF The
Publication OF the Blessed Virgin: Can
dlmas. The candles will be blessed before
) o'clock mass on Saturday morning. Next
Sunday will be st. Blase dav. Today is
the fourth Sunday Of the month and col
lection for the fires will be taken up at
both masses. The married men and
womens sodality will meet Immediately
after vespers. Next Friday will be the
first Friday Of tAe month. The priest will
be in the church on next Thursday.
at $3.50 D. N. 10 give an opportunity TO
those who are making the nine Fridays
Next Friday evening there will be one
hours exposition OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment. The service will begin at { and
close with benediction at p. m. The oral
examinations OF st. Mary's school Will
begin tomorrow and continue throughout
the week.
Mrs. Bert Hobensacls is visiting friends
al Pittsourg for few days
Marshal Moore and Mayor Westwood
went to Pittsburg this morning TO see Pat
Sullivan as to whether he would come
back without requisiOion papers. If he
will not come. the requlsltion papers will
be gotten out as soon as possible.
Council met last night pursuant 10 ad-
iournment, with Messrs. Barr, Carpenter.
James. Hilton and Wernig present. The
clerk and mayor we're authorized TO sign
a deed in favor of Mrs Reoecca Nichols,
granting her piece of real estate near the
Riverview cemetery The resignation Of
CITY Solicitor J. s. Cochran was received
and accepted. and J. G.. Gray ap-
pointed to fill his place till next election.
The bill of attorneys fees of Boyd,
Francis and Pratt was referred back for
correction. The resignation of John ".
Vickers as Cemetery Trustee was received
and accepted, and Harrison Belts was APP
pointed 10 I'll the vacancy. A request OF
the Buckeye Glass Company asking to
build a fence IL front OF the factory for
the preservation Of life and property
was received and referred to the
CITY Solicitor r for his opinion.
The Street Committee was ordered TO look
into the matter concerning an alley Just
north of the Buckeye glass house that has
been closed up by that company. The
W ater Works report was laid over till the
next regular meeting. A bid for S3,2ol
| of the Fifth street pavement bonds at
per cent. was received and accepted from
| Lanbrecht Bros, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
They bid at par, accrued inter
| ests and a premium Of forty dollars.
| providing they could show necessary
| papers TO prove the bonds legal. The City
| Solicitor was instructed to draw up the
necessary ordinance for the sewerage IN
| the Third ward. The balance of Q. e.
| Cochran's bill for street paving and I'LL
| ing. amounting to l,S5l.65 was ordered
Maid when the Fifth street bonds were
] sold. \ bill amounting TO S45 in favor OF
! Abram Lash for civil engineering, was or
| dered paid out OF the Fifth street func
If there was any money left after
| the other bills were paid
A bill of $40 in favor of ex-City Solicitor
/ Cochran for quarter ending January lst