The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01
An Sorts or Local New, and Gossip From
the Glass city.

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ll:OO-What Are We Here For?.';;;:;;;;,,,
Prof. IL, q. Williams
ul5-Dlscussion-Gen
appointment OF committees.
Assignment OF delegates.
FRIDAY AFTERNooN-U p. CHURCH.
Devotional. ,..,..,,,.R Rev, II, S. Boyd
Observation-Disclosures Loyalty
~ To Church and Pastor,".;,,
Observation-Disclosures Anna blamey
(2) To the Sunday School,.,,,.,,
t.,,.,,,.,,,..,,.,.,,.,.,., iona Dorsey
CO TO Christ, Mrs. Cecilia Pickering
Brief discussion after each part.
Music,
SI5-Papar Christ Our Cornerstone.
.,,.,,,.,,,...,,,,,.,Mt Miss Nellie Anderson
S:30-Reports from the Societies, embrae-
ing membership, condition, meth
DDS OF work and plans for new
"0'A' Recess.
FRIDAY EVENING-FIRsT PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
7:3o-song Service md Bible Reading
.............,...,,.,,..R Rev. Grant II, Pike
Neutrality-suspicious. @. f. Mork.;,.;
...,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,... VIII u. Colyig
S:O5-Music and orertory,
S:t0-Personal Influence .,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,
49,, Rev. W. +. McCauley OF Toledo
9:O0-Consecration Service.
SATURDAY MORNING-SDSOND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
6:S8-SHnrise Prayer Meeting
Awake thou that sleepest.-Eph. blL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rev. c. NJ. Watson
SATURDAY FoRENooN-EPIsCoPAL
CHURCH.
1O:O0-D Devotional. .............,Fr Fred o. Wise
io;iy-Princlpies. 20. Rev. W. l.. Alexander
Liberalization OF G. L. TO Mld-week
Pray Meetlng"''''''W' l. Buckley
I:ao-What Preparation Do Christian En-
deavorers Need for Service?
Discussion. Music. Blessing,
The progress made at the new steel
works Is remarkable and very crafty
ing, not only to the management but to
the workmen. The old plant could not
average $50 tons per turn, and yet this
new plant with everything moving eau
tiously and carefully, because 1t is new,
and the men are not yet familiar
enough with the canes 10 handle them
rapidly, has been run TO make thirty
heats at a turn, or over five hundred
tons a day. This was not expected so
soon. nor is It up to what will be done
by two or three hundred tons The Bel
laire mill Is Just entering upon one OF
its mostp rosperOus seasons and oil the
men realize this.
The reading rooms on Gravel hill will
be opened this evening for the winter.
They will be supplied with papers and
magazines; and checkers, domlnoes and
other games will be supplied In the
play room. Natural gas has been put
In and will be used both for lighting
and heating the rooms
u. Il. Workman takes his position as
mail carrier this morning, after being
III two months, Substitute Elton. who
has been carrying In his place, viii
leave tomorrow, for Irdnton, Ohio, to
Join his wife and boy, who are visiting
relatives IN that place.
The reception by the congregation OF
the Second Presbyterian church to the
new pastor, Rev. j. Il. Fulton and wife,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Graw. was very enjoyable occasion for
all concerned.
Miss Ida Williams was badly hurt
yesterday afternoon at the Novelty
Stamping Works. by a pile OF boxes
falling on her. NJ. L. Blackburn took her
to the Eddy home, in the Second ward.
John Crotty will leave tomorrow for
Columbus, to remain over Sunday. He
win leave that place for Cincinnati, az
Ter spending ten days with relatives IN
this city.
Mrs. II. W. Burrows has returned from
an extended visit with relatives In var.
ious parts o. the west Prosperity had
dawned upon oil the sections she visit
ed.
Mr.. George W. Yost, OF the Befiaire
Bottle Company. Is home from a meet
ing OF the manufacturers held at In
dlanapolls, Ind, this week
Literary exercises will be held In
the high school this afternoon. a very
interesting programme has been ar
ranged.
Ben. G. Tyler has purchased the pro
perry OF Miss Belle Beazle on Tallnan |
avenue, and will occupy It as rest
dence.
Part Of the employees Of ROdefer Bros
glass house, were off yesterday after
noon, on account OF shortage OF glass.
The Fast Mall" company played to a |
fair house last evening, nc the Elysian |
theatre, andg ave general satisfaction,
Miss Gertrude Alllsterof Ravenswood, |
w. Va, Is the guest Of friends aud rel |
atlves In the Third ward.
Charles Hoeckler returned home yes
terday, from few days visit with |
friends In GAINESVILLE.
Miss Maggie Jones, OF Rochester, Pa,