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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
BELLAIRE.

The managers of Epworth Park have Sc
cured the promise of the Rev. Dr. Tai
mage to be present with them on August
u next.
The second lecture to be given under the
auspices of the Working Society OF the
First NJ. E. Church will take place Tues
day night next Rev. O. W. Holmes will
give his unique and pertinent talk on Folk
Lore"
The Bellaire BARRIERS win hold an import
ant meeting on Tuesday night to perfect
their organization.
The indomitable Jacob Boneysteel is
pushing the work on the foundation for his
ice plant.
The Butchers Union Protective Associ-
alton have decided to give grand ball on
April s.
Some of the State officers Of the X. of p.
viii be in the city on April 2. They are
John r.. Sutphen, of Niddletown. Past
Grand Chancellor; NJ a. Bridge, Column
bus, Grand Chancellor; Dr. T, A. Jenkins
Mandison, Grand Chanceltbr@i4ct: John
w. Vim, Defiance, Grand Vice Chancel-
lor' and S. Is. Young, of Ada. Grand Pre-
late. They Will visit the lodge in this
city Thursday night. and on Friday night.
with the assistance Of the Bellaire Knights.
VIII institute new lodge at St. Glars
Vile
Rev. Sam Small will begin a series Of
meetings in the Christian Church on
Wednesday evening.
Little Hazel" Will be at the Elyslan all
this week
The young babe of Mr. and Mrs. Orion
Forerdeld that has been sick is much
better.
Mrs. Caroline Johnson, Of near Fair
point, is guest of her cousin, A. Porter
field and family.
ID. II. Darrah is home from New York.
where he was with his blooded horses.
John Steger, of the Second ward. is al
Mount Clemens, Mich. to see his daugh-
ter who IS being treated for rheumatism.
Mayor Dubois says his proclamation to
close saloons on election day means all
day, and that they shall not be opened at
any time during that day
Pete Weyrick has gone to Pittsburg.
where he has secured a job.
People may have a splendid chance TO
see the new scenery which Manage. Fit
ton has had painted for the Elysan. this
coming week, while the Howard Walls
Comedy Company are showing.
The Bell Telephone Co. will change their
poles and the city gets two additional
telephones.
Mrs Louis Grella, who has been the
guest Of her daughter in Pittsburg for the
pas; ten weeks has returned home.
Every church IN the city will hold SER
vices to-day at the regular hours. Special
services Will be held at St Johns Church
and the ceremony OF blessing and d.strib-
uting palms will take place at both
masses.
There was debate and entertainment
a the \. NJ. E. Church Friday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29

at the Garrick shortly after Easter. The
name and plot of the play are not YET
divulged, but there will be a strong part
for Marion Terry.
Stewart Ogilvies' new play "Credo
will 50 be produced at the SALISBURY
az about the same time.
Weldon Grossmith is meeting with
great success in his new play The Ro-
nance OF a Shop Walker at the Nau-
deville
Cissy Grahame will produce q new
musical comedy entitled "On the
March, some time in May.
The enormous success OF The sign
of the Cross" still continues at the Ly-
ric. The 100th performance will be CIV
en- during The week before Easter. VIII
son Barrett is now giving eight per
formGnces a week, two companies are
touring the provinces and two compan-
les will soon leave for America with the
same play. The new play upon which
Mr.. Barrett is engaged has the high
sounding title The Daughters Of Baby
lon"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29

furnaces, and they have contracted
with the Robinson & Rev Engineering
Co.. of Pittsburg for The iron work for
30 furnaces. Other improvements will
Dee made at the Jefferson. in keeping
with the return TO pudding furnaces.
Alter the steel nail was manufactured
a- the Jefferson. thousands of dollars
worth of pudding furnaces was thrown
over the river bank.
AJ the Riverside Furnace, SuperIn-
tendant Crockard, is still busy with re-
pairs and other improvements he is
making As there has been a delay in
receiving material for repairs. the FUR
mace viii not resume for three weeks.
The furnace is nearly relieved and re-
pairs are being made 10 the hot blasts.
The work was kept up even during zero
weather by heating the brick on coke
fire and heating the cement and mortar
aided by a gas stove inside the furnace
Foundations are being prepared Tor a
1000 horse power engine. which will
have five foot stroke ~ inch steam
cylinder and 81 inch blast cylilder
The trestle In the stock house is being
repaired. and the railroad is repairing
It's trestle.
AT the paper mill the excavation is
being made for the proposed extension
which viii be used as a finishing room
and ware house, and the new paper
machine viii take up considerable room
I'm b.. Excavation is being made Cor q
500 horse power corliss engine. a $40
horse power Babcock & Wilson boiler
viii Dee put in place soon. Two new
pulp grinders and other necessary ma
chlucrr have been contracted for SD
perintendent Bygate SAYS they have The
most compile paper mill in the United
States. and they employ 125 men and
work regular day and night
IL Is given out on good authority
that number Of the sewer pipe factor
les &C Toronto viii be put in operation
by April 1st
/, is rum0red that the Toronto white
ware pottery may be leased by April 1st
10 parties who viii put it in shape for a
speedy resumption.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Central Sewer Pipe Company WAS held
In Pi--s5urg Wednesday. Nine firms
from the Ohio Valley were in favor Of
a change IN the personnel Of the officials
or dissolution. Matters were arrang-
ed satisfactorily. however. The Cen
trial reports brilliant prospects for
spring trade.
The Lone Star fire brick yards will
be started up shortly. under the man
agement of r. r. Vickers.
Sewer pipe shipments are growing
better A noticed change prevails on
The New Cumberland branch also.
Robert Hood foreman Of the new
Narkle works resigned and will re-
turn 10 Uhricksville. Thomas Griffith
has been appointed 10 the place Mr..
Hood vacated.
The Malvern Fire Clay Company.
/ composed of Toronto sewer pipe men
is now operating tha; works with full
force. Quite a number OF laboring men
from Toronto have located there.
Thomas Buckley. a glass6lower. for
merly of this city and Timn, died at
Fndlay. ON Wednesday, and his re-
mains were brought here Tor inter-
meuL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w. VA. March IS
II. L. Kerr, manager Of the McGhie and
Moore Telephone Company who has been
confined TO his room during the past week
by illness. is convalesc:ng.
W. G.. Hays, local manager Of the Lei
decker Tool Company, left for his home in
Marietta. to-day.
At the We,ls-F W Aldrick. Pittsburg;
u. j. Morgan. ST. Mary's; O. d. Harring-
ton. Piusburg John j. Rea. Darlington;
A a. Allen, Pit;sburg; ". W. Mccullough,
Bellaire, o., and others.
Mrs. sam Kidd left this morning for
CiarSSburg to visit friends
Mrs. C. a. Brenneman left this morning
for an extended visit i'm Titusviue Pa
Mrs. Ihrig entertained a few friends
last evening. a musical programme was
the principal feature.
G.. T. Higgins, of Huntington. IS in the
city
Miss Helen Moore. OF Washington. D.
c.. sister of Clint and Fred Moore. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs 3. Nay
lor for the last two months. has gone 10
Marietta TO visit her brother. Nelson
Moore. Of the Buckeye pipe lire.
Lansing Farrell, Of Huntington. is in
the city.
Attorney J. II. S,rickiing. Of Middle
bourne, was in the city yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
GENERAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Winol3 pias-erers organized.
Buffalo anticipates Scent fares.
S- Louis claims $4,000 uuiOnists.
BJ1aio IS to have a potato patch.
Female uuiOnistS are multiplying.
Denver b0rseshOers work ten hours
Hartford machiuiS-s are organizing.
The C0-Operat0r is a Topeka paper
Galyes,Ol h0rSeshOers are organizing
San Jose hOdcarriers want SO day.
some Chicago walters won 50 a day.
san Francisco glaciers will organize
Pennsylvania has TWO labor ex-
changes.
Milwaukee barbers now have a union.
Buffalo elevator men held d mass
meeting.
san Francisco unions viii enter poll
ties
There are 10000 Brotherhood carpen-
tiers.
Buffalo is to have an S-hour demon
s-raron.
Chicago Hebrew cigarmakers organ
lied.
American Agents claim 1900 mem
bers.
Kansas dremen will hold a tourna-
meut
Detroit dnIshers won a strike for 50
a day
Minneapolis packers and naiIors won
a strike.
some New York carpenters won a
strike.
Erie Pal brewers were granted adj
vauces
ST. Paul saddIers won an advance.
SO strike
San Jose bricklayers want IS day
on May
Denver br.ckIayers expect 81 a day
May f.
Toledo unions favor erecting a labor
temple
Kansas City carpenters get 80 cents
an hour
Lansiugs Trades Council embraces
16 unions
Tennessee doctors will hold a State
convention.
81. Louis is to have a cooperative
barber shop
Washington. d. c., has an Anti
saloon League.
Hcrsesh0ers hold national conyen-
zion a- Buffalo May Is
Buffalo bicycle workers held a mass
meeting last sunday
T-lh Legislature passed the eight
Fbur bin for miners.
A Building Trades Council has been
formed at Los Angeles.
Detroit carpenters. who struck for
81. 25. accented $500 a day.
one Chicago painters union donated
81. oa0 to- Pilsburg strikers.
International BARRIERS viii meet at
Evansville Ind, October T.
Nrachinists on typesstting machines
at Kansas city get s. q dag.
~ra Building Trades Council or san
Francisco embraces 1000 men.
C.lre0 mlclinists favor national
s-r.. COR eight hours on May l..
Tna uri0 was discussed at the Syra-
cuse Labor Lyceum last Sunday
Cumberland. Nd. miners viii re
celye advance OF five cents on April l.
The Federal Labor Union. Of Ian
sing. demands eight hours on street
work.
san Francisco Merchants Associa-
tion demands free street car transfers
Sc Paul bakers VIII fine members 80
for smoking cigars maze in a ooyco,ted
shop
U,ah's House Of Representatives
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
BENWOOD.

Thomas Pelley, of MingO, is the guest
OF his parents here.
Mrs. Kennedy, Of Steubenville, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Joseph McClain,
on Main street.
The Woman's Relief Corps Of this
city will give supper and ball at the
Drover Club room, in upper Benwood,
on Saturday. April IS
c. o. Smith, 'of Clarksburg, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Marry McDermick, of Martins Ferry,
was the guest of friends in this city.
A crowd Of young gentlemen of this
city attended an entertainment at Full
ton Wednesday night.
J. P. Barger has returned from trip
to Freesport, Pa.
Mrs. Carroll is seriously i'll at her
home on Main street.
The bazaar and festival Of Gen. John
w. Mathers Company No. %, l. R.. X.
OF p, Of this city. will close Monday
night with a grand ball.
A grand parade will take place Mon
day evening in which Arlington Com
pany, No. 81, of Bellaire Cour de Leon
Company No l, Col. Bernard Stanley
Company No q, both of Wheeling, and
Gen. John w. Mathers Company No. p,
of Benwood, will take part.
The Snow Flake fishing club will give
a hop at the City Hall on April 9.
Mr.. Frank Patton is spending the
day with his parents in Moundsville.
Mr.. Linsly Ornduff, of Glover's Gap,
was calling on friends
Palm Sunday will be observed to-day
at st. Johns Church.
John Doyle is slightly indispOsed.
Mr.. Thomas Flemming, o Mounds
vile, has moved his FAM to this
city.
The Gum Towns Women's Associa-
ton will give their grand concert,
which is for the benefit of the NJ. E.
Church, on Monday night, April 13, at
the City Hall
Mr.. NJ. Gately, Jr, the Main street
merchant. is the happiest man in town.
1t is a bouncing young daughter.
Max Levi is visiting his family in AL
legheny
Geo. Lingeman, of Wheeling, was
here on special business last week.
The Athletic Club Of Benwood will
give a dance at Union Hall, Benwood
Junction, on Easter Monday.
Mrs. Gurdgy, of POwhatan, was visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. o. o. Gates.
Mr.. Jesse C. Barton is spending a
few weeks in Pennsylvania.
The teachers from the Benwood pub
lie schools and also from the North
BenWOOd school, attended the meeting
of the Round Table in Wheeling Fri
day.
Mrs. Harry Boriff, of St. Clairsville,
was here on visit
John Shella, connected with the Ben
wood Oil Company, was here on bust
ness.
Miss Jenie Landon, of Martins Fer
~, was the guest Of her friend, Miss
Marlyn Murray.
Miss Katie Hall, who has been at
tending the Normal School at West
Liberty. is home on a vacation.
Mrs. NJ. Sprouts was agreeably sur
pllStu w tuntSudg tNtuluB ~ utl
friends and relatives. The affair was
in honor Of her fifty-ninth anniversary.
The hours were spent pleasantly to-
gether. At a late hour the guests de-
parted TO the dining hall, where an ele-
CANT supper was served and also re-
freshments. Mrs. Sprouts received a
lot Of fine presents.
Mrs. VIM. Davis, of BroOks's Run,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Hannah
Johnson, were the guests Of their hon
ored friend. Miss Laura Riddle, on
Water street.
a crowd of Wheeling society folks
called on William Geraghty Thursday
night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
MYSTIC CHAIN.

Wheeling City Castle No. rs. A. O..
K. of the ". c.. and the Silver Wave
Castle No. II. will join together. hav-
ing invited the Sheridan Co. No. 40,
Uniform Rank. and the Pride Of the
Mystic Chain No. !. 10 accompany them
to Zane Stree VI. Z. Church Sunday
morning. April 18th Wheeling City
Castle have moved from South Side 10
Centre hall. Twenty-second and Mar
ket street. and are well pleased and are
prospering il their new location.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
LADIES OF TIE G. A. r.

Lucy B. Hayes Circle No. .. will hold
their regular meeting Thursday even
ing. April >. All members are request
ed TO be present. as there will be a new
President elected. owing 20 the removal
of Mrs. Anna Bell Topp from the city.
The ladies of this circle are contem-
plating giving a New England supper
in the near future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
TWO OPINIONS.

What I know about bicycle riding"
said Scorchleigh. would fiji good
sized volume"
What you don't know about it" s7fi
the officer who arrested him for running
down an old lady, would du o sod
SzsG cemetery. Puck
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
LADIES OF HONOR.

Ladies Of Honor will meet in Nc
Lanes hall on Thursday afternoon All
members are urged to be present. The
ladies are invited and will repair 10 the
home Of Mrs. Martha Robrecht. on
Fourteenth street. where supper will be
served and a general good time is ex-
pected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
THE MYSTIC SPELL.

THE MYSTIC SPELL.
We had a little snelIu' bee
AT our house Friday night:
The pratfiest gals Won ever see
Was there, 10 my delight
And Mandy Jane. the one I think
The pur-iest of the lot
Was thar rugged out ir blue ard print.
And close TO me she s0t.
7 SQUEEZED her when 'tother folks
Want lookir' down our way
An me an her Swlpued sweetheart jokes
About our weddin' day.
Az when We all stood mp 10 spell.
~ smart ez we coud be.
The teacher give out Glove" and u,
She spelled it "l-u-y."
The folks they laughed. and one or two
JiS- riz right up and yelled
But / don't keer. our love IS true
No matter how IT'S spelled.
-C-
While Crcakers are croak.r-.
And funny men" Joking.
OF siris Oh "b kes."
Ic The end thev viii fad
That each maid with a mind
Does as she likes.
Riverside Wheel"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Springfield unb nmgtgtnb.

SRI. Cora Gncrien beiu@t Greunbe
in MaribaI.
3enitb yose Wo. 200 Y. s. & v.
W. wirb am Donneritas ,ur grtbeiluns
BON @ra6en cine Specialiituns baben.
Wm. Barber. 9eijer aui Der Nortbs
meitern @abn. uerbra&te einise Gage
letter Wode BEL ieinen gIterm babier.
Grau s. 6. 3i4unte lit am Montas
Abenb BON elmer 8eiu@sreiie aus Rebs
'poob Gaus juridsetebrt.
Sei Sobn 2odwap ianb am Sonntas
frobu4e Rinbtoufe fat. ,po;u ii4 Sabl:
reide @eieui@aft einiteute.
Sn Der Gamilie pom Or. Suuiuon
eri@ien leste @o@e elm tIeiner Stamms
batter. a...
in Der Sabresu per iammluns bes bies
iisem @pmnafii4en Clubs wurbsn
iammtlide alten8 eamten wieoererwablt.
Der 0erein befinbet ii@ III bliibenoem
3uitanb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
SprinsFeIb. 4. Hebruar.

". 6. DDS besab ii4 am Montas
sa@dftsbalber mad gonbp.
0olfsens S@mib bat iein @eipann
nebit &uti&e an Gbas. 2enOt D%ertauit.
Nm II. Gebruar iinbet i'm Opern:
bauie Elm Ganjuer9niisen fat.
s. v. @risbt. 9erausseber Der 10:
panee", 1T mad gb,caso uerreiit.
8. g. Didinion pom Stately tebrte
am Montas pom elmer Beiudsreiie aus
Gbieaso 3uriid.
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zines Stldes. wel4es bemnd4it babier
eurd bisiises Gatent aufsetibrt weroeu
iou.
Grau SOS. Glor pom Wem l1Im Be.
finoet ii@ Bel bieiisen gerwan bten auf
Seiu9.
frau Geo. @oB murbe am Wontaa
Nbeno bur& cine MnSabl pom Greunben
ansenebm iberrai@t.
Grant Rnowlton pom @ebwooo Sails
befanb ii@ wdbreno Der leeten @o4e
bel Der 6omilie 6. Sobnicn gu geiu@.
&eu. Bud unb @emablin perreiiten
am Montas Nbenb beiu9sweiie mad
@ebar Taus, Soma.
g. s. S5mib, SRI. &atie S9mit
uno Geo. &lue9el wobnteu am Dienitaa
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setauft unb oaour9 cine neue "Dray"s
2inie sei9afien. @aup @abp wirb oas
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Das am Is. unb IA. Tebruar habier
I'M Opernbauie ab3ubaltene TarmersSn>
ititut miro fir Nue duBerit intereiIant
unb lebrrei& iein. I'm benielben Easen
wirb in Hoberts Sale cine 8o9i4ule
gu ieben iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
@uu6erbatr GrfolQe.

Gi,em grieie @eu. s. @unbermans pom
Dimonbale, Ni9., entnebmeu mir: SD a.
8ere nidt. Or. Sings neue Gmtbedun8 3u
empieblen, oa mcine Srau ban,it serabeju
oer sapt,ltentir&e lit @ipers cS,unction maj,
betam rneile Sral, ra@ eitem griippeaniaQ
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bic filrdtbariea 9uitenaniaue nit rur fur
;en llnterbre@un9en, uub i9ie1 es ni4t
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unb 'ur j3uiriebenbeit beilte." Yrobe1aiden
bel >. M. Olieu. @ewobnli9e Tlai4en
so Cts. unb 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06

@ir weroen lei@t sesen DiejeniSen
unsere9t, uon benen mir ieben. baB iie
ii9 unierem ginfuie entjieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-06
Bier grobe Grfolge.

"a ibre Site has III ben @n,eisen Ses
bauptete pouauf gu re9tierti9eu i'm Stanbe
1T, baben bic iolSenben pier Mebi;inen enor=
met abias sefunbeu: Or. Sings Meue gnt=
beduus tit q aminbiu9t, Suiteu unb Grtal=
s'tters' bag srobe Mittel fir seber:, Maseu=
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bette III Der 0elt; Or. Sings 9eue Sebens=
riQen. melde poufonmene YiQen lilb. Sielf
Mittel ilnb 9arantirt, bas pom oenlelbem Se:
bauptete 81 ~leiiteu. unb Der nnterieihlets
Npotbefer ruirb NIT Sreuben gtaberes iiber bic:
ielbel mittbeilen. gu baben IN .. Ut: 81:
lens Mpotbcfe.
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Greuriionen fit @eimatbse udenSe mad
... benz Siiben.

Mm Ia. unb 20. Sanuar, II. Tes
bruar unb 10. Mdr3 uer,auft bic Nortbs
meitern 2inie an @eimitdtten> Sn@enbe
Grcurlions Tidets mad elmer sroben
Mn3abl ponYldteu in Rentudp. Tenneis
fee, MHfiippi, 2ouiiiana, &r,anias.
sSnbian territory, Otlaboma, Teras
unb ari3ona. @esen Gidets unb aug:
flbrli@er Snformation wenoe man li@
an bic Nsenten Der 6. & 81. @. Giiens
babn. 4445-46-47-5O-51.
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Ser e@te unrubitifter, Der sepinmt
Mu9 islber teine Stub bienieoen;
@enn ale Meni@en unsufrieoem iino,
Damn lit er ielber crit 3ufrieoen.
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unuoll / anbiS.

unuoII itdnbis.
vgine gmpfebluns pom 9errn Sers
aeant' unb er tonnt' ben Qiebesbriefjtel>
LET ni9t sebrau9en!" - vWarum bean
ni@t?" vWeil mir e'rin itebt BON
Mirit unb S9inten!"
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e uber II n b.

e inbermu b. b.
Sc tleene &arl (ton @erebrer BON
fine suite @weter: vSessen ie, SEER
Neumann, iino le riet?"
Werebrer: vSa, min &inb!"
Rarl: rSinb ie iebr riet?"
8erebrer: vSa, aber waram fro99lt
bu benn bana?"
&arl: ga, iebn ie, Sweter &lara
ID seitern, ie seeu 20 Mart, wenn ie
utfinben TOM, Oh ie riet iinb or mid I'M
bat @elb mild it mi germ uerbeenen!"