Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-14
MARTINS FERRY.
TT. funeral of Thomas Stanton.

elevator shaft at the Wheeling storage
jCompany's building. When picked up
he was unconscious and it was at first
thought he was dead. He was brought
over home on a street car and DR.. j. E.
Hervey called. An examination was
made and it was found that one of his
arms was broken, besides being injur-
ed internally. His injuries, however,
are not fatal, but it will be quite a
while before he will be able to be out
again.
Friday evening Marshal Burns and
Officer Walters arrested Jesse Crisweu,
of Bellaire. who was here visiting his
aunt, and later in the evening Officer
Snyder arrested Robert Walton, in the
north part of town. Both are wanted
over in West Virginia on the charge OF
robbing the postoffice at Sherrard, w.
Va. about two weeks ago. Both men
were taken over TO Wheeling yesterday
morning by United States Marshal Nc
Mann.
Jacob Rosenthal is up from Mounds
Vile spending the day with his family.
Mrs. Harry Greer, of Mingo Junction,
has returned home after weeks visit
with relatives and friends here.
A number of people of this place went
over to see the bicycle road race at
Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ferenbach left yes
terday over the c. & p. road for a
months visit at Indianapolis, Ind,
with relatives.
Rev. G. c. Sedgwick will occupy the
pulpit at the Baptist Church this morn
ing and evening.
On June 2Sth st. Mary's Literary So
ciety will give a two act temperance
drama at the Maennerchor Hall for the
benefit of the church.
Harry Smith and Matt Gray are home
from Canal Dover, where they have
been working in rolling mill. They
will return tomorrow afternoon.
Several people of this place are
thinking of taking in the excursion to
the National Convention at st. Louis
to-day over the c. & p. road.
Charles Wood is home from Ann Ar
Dor College to spend the summer vaca-
ton. He made the trip from Cleveland
on his bicycle.
The Hiawatha Council of Junior Me-
chanics are arranging to give their an
nual picnic at Steele's Grove about the
last OF next month.
Regular Children's Day services will
be held at the Methodist Church this
evening. An interesting literary and
musical programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
VIM. Garrette has returned home
from a business trip to Pittsburg.
AT the Democratic election of dele
gates to attend the Congressional con-
vention at Steubenyille, the result was
the electing of the following delegates:
First ward, John Hukill; alternate,
John Leonard; Second ward, Louis
Rothermund; alternate. w. H. Helfen-
bine; Third ward, Albert Graham; al
ternate, VIM. Lupton; Fourth ward,
Richard Stewart; alternate, Ed. Black
ford: Fifth ward, Thomas Kyne; alter
nate. Robert Jenkins. All the dele
gates elected are men with free silver
views.
Mrs. o. w. Hayes, of Smithfeld, re-
turned home yesterday after a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. S. L.
Wood.
Thomas Conway leaves Monday on
a business trip for the Kaufman Hat
and Fur Co., of Pittsburg.
Sherwood Keohnsen, who has been
i'll for eight weeks with typhoid fever,
is slowly recovering.
Geo. Belts is down from Bever Falls
visiting his parents for few days.
VIM. Campbell is up from Mounds
Vile visiting old friends.
Henry Gauding returned home yes
terday from Pittsburg, where he has
been attending the Saengerfest-
A. NJ. Harkins, of Rush Run, was in
town yesterday on business.
St. Afary's to-day and comming week:
This is the third Sunday after Pente-
cost, ED. 1st Of ST. Peter, 5:6-ll. Gosp.
St. Luke 15:1-1O. The closing exer-
cises of ST. Mary's school will take
place next Wednesday at , p m. in the
school rooms. Next Thursday, 18th,
ST. Mary's Literary Society will render
the drama "On the Brink at Maen-
nerchor Hall at 1880 p. m. instead OF
st. Mary's Church. Next Sunday will
be the feast of ST. Aloysius, the patron
of youth. All the sodalitieS will re-
ceive Holy Communion on that day.
Next Sunday will also be the third Sun
day of the month, hence the regular
meeting of the League will take place.
Last evening Cal McAninch address,
ed Officer Snyder as Niger" The
officer walked up to him and was about
to say something when McAninch made
a motion to hit him, so the officer said.
Snyder thinking he was going to be
hit struck McAninch a blow over the
head with his mace, cutting his scalp.
He afterwards put him in Jail.
Last evening Flicker Coss got on
his monthly booze and was attracting
more attention on Fourth street than
the fakir that was humbugging the peo-
ple. Officer Walters finally discovered
Flicker and started to Jail with him,
when near the c. q 2. railroad he de-
cided he did not want to go to Jail and
the consequence was he had to be car
ried the remainder of the way.
Mr.. Geo. Sharp, of Cadiz, is the guest
of E. X. Hoge over Sunday.
John Order is home from an eastern
trip in the interest Of the Union Glass
Company.