Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Ine funeral OF Mrs. James CampDeI
took place Yesterday afternoon from
/ her late home ON South Second street
/ The funeral services were performed 10y
Rev. s. j.. Boyle, of the Presbyterian
Church IntermenJ was made at Bur
iugt0n.
Yesterday morning The Wheeling
Bakery wagon driven by Robert Bags
had q very narrow escape from being
/ run down by q freight train on the Ter
uinai track at Walnut street.
lie was driving down the street AND
che horses front feet were on the trace
before he noticed the approaching
train. which was not twenty feet away.
, Re managed 10 pull the horse back on
the track just i'm time. for i'm another
second The train would have been upon
him.
Ross Robinson returned home yester-
day after weeks visit with relatives
near New NatamOras.
I'D. Mclaughlin. who injured his
ankle so badly some time ago is able
t0 De about
Misses Marcia and Gretta Schofeld
are visiting relatives at Belaire.
Rev. s. ID. D0uthett, of PiIsburg, will
occupy the pulpit at the U. p. Church
to-day
Beginning to-day the Y. N. C. "A.
Gospel meetings viii be held in Broad
way Park aJ four o'clock.
De A. keefer OF East Liverpool, was
iu town yesterday morning.
Henry Williams. of the Standard adj
UGou left yesterday for Cleveland.
where be viii make his future home.
His family viii leave tomorrow.
ON Stoves, $500. Cosss Walnut
street
Donald and Charles brennan re-
turned home yesterday from New
Latam0Ias. where they have been visit
ing relatives.
Bert heim viii go out to Cadiz this
morning ON his bicycle.
Sam Harrison. of Mt Pleasant, was
iu town yesterday.
ST. Mary S. to-day and coming week:
This is The second Sunday after Pente-
cost. and Sunday within the octave Of
Corpus Christi Ep. list. of ST. John
5.l5-lS, G0sp. ST. Luke 1+l6-2t. This
is l3iy communion day for the sadali-
ties and tne league. Benodicti0n every
evening until Friday inclusive. Next
Irdl yWiu Dee the feast OF the Sacred
Hearts. Confessions viii be heard
Thursday Tn ST. Mary's Church an
marriages I'm the morning are never
later than eight o'clock, and all funer-
ais ere never later than nine o'clock.
when mass is celebrated
Quite large number of people of this
city went down to see the fire at
Bridgeport
Word was received from James Swee-
ucy chat me arrived at Piper City, Ill.,,
ouANelnesday evening, making the trip
from here To- there in little over five
days.
Mrs. Sarah Tolliyer, of Pittsburg, is
visiting &c this place.
The work of building the walls for
the heating furnaces has been COM
n.eed and the furnaces placed The
joIsrs for he building have arrived and
work viii De begun on them immedi-
a.e.y.
Rev. W.. b. Hartzog viii address the
Odd Fellows of this place and the sur
rounding towns at Bridgeport to-mor-
TOW afternoon.
Emerson Campbell has secured a
position with DIR. A. r. Ong, and Harry
B0seu-hal one az r. r. Ong's store
s. Ut. Haskins. of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday ON business.
Robert Sterling, of Y0rkyille, was in
town Yesterday
The Bundle Bee Fishing Club leave
next Saturday, for Sardis. O.
Last evening Herbert Bush, cOlored,
and Isoua Butler white were married
by the pastor Of the colored NJ. p.
Church
The w. 81 Il. b. road Will run an eX-
cursi0n TO- Cleveland next Tuesday to
the Republican Club convention.
The following are the delegates APP
u0iued oy the Democratic Central Com
mittccmen TO- attend the Democratic
County and Senatorial Convention TO
De held mt ST. Clairsville next Tuesday.
First ward delegates. Sam Taylor,
John Kvne and Thomas Lacy: alter
mates. Robert Jenkins, Smith Butler.
John Walters. Central Committeeman
Richard Stewart. Second ward. dele
safes tO County Convention. VIM. Lup-
ton. VIM ID. Francis; alternates. Albert
Graham and Newton Leasure; delegate
to Senatorial Convention, VIM Orr
Central Committeeman, JOS Penning-
tom. Third ward. delegates to County
Convention. Robert Bagg and Fred
Jones. alteruatcs, Albert SaDp and L.
Rothgmmd Senatorial Jacob Arm;
alternate. Geo. Becker. Central Com
mitteeman. L. Bothermund
The Scheele base bali cub defeated
the Gauaghers. of Wheeling, yesterday
ON the Athletic grounds by a score Of
- 20 q. The visitors scored seven
runs I'm the first and two i'm the second
inning and none afterwards The fea-
tura of the same was the threc-base hit
of Barrett, bringing three runs i'm.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHOIR PROGRAM.
The following program viii be rem
dered by he boy choir of ST. Matthew S
Church. ut Arion Hall, on Thursday ev-
euius.
Peasants Wedding March Soderman
The Choir.
Mandolin Solo Observation-Disclosures.
................Mr. Walter Nardy
Bass Solo .---.....-..-...-..
Mr. Henry Hughes.
Senate Violin and Piano......Danclo
Master Charley and Miss Edna Green.
Recitation ...........-......
Mrs j. A. RayneS
Soprano Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Marie Phillips Reid
CHckety CUck-March for Mandolin
Minister'S Cruhh COlbertsOn and SWOpe