Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-10
special meeting to be held tomorrow

special meeting TO be neld Tomorrow
evening.
Ralph Young of Rochester, Pa, who
has been visiting friends here for the
past week, leaves for home tomorrow
morning.
Deputy Sheriff Foreman was down
from st. Clairsville yesterday on bust
ness.
A car load of glassware was shipped
by the Beaumont Glass Company yes
terday.
The marriage of Miss Clara Arm and
Mr.. Will Edwards, two we'll known
young people Of this place, will be
solemnized this afternoon at Bellaire.
w. r. Dixon leaves for Pittsburg to-
morrow on legal business.
Yesterday about noon the c. & P.
yard engine, while shifting several
cars on the switch at the Laughlin
mill, struck the milk wagon of S. NJ.
Gregory. badly damaging it. Mr..
Gregory, who was in the wagon at
the time, escaped being injured. Had
the engine been going at a higher rate
CT speed possibilities are that he would
have been killed.
Dr. A. r. Ong has purchased new
rubber tired buggy.
Ambrose Moore and son, of Smith
field, were in town, calling on friends
yesterday.
Mrs. Purcell is up from Moundsville
spending the day with friends and rel
atives.
The Warren Comedy Company
closed successful weeks engagement
here last evening. playing The Pris-
oner of Algiers to a large and well
pleased audience
Charles Helling. Of Elwood Pa, left
for home yesterday, after a several
days visit with relatives here.
Miss Pearl McManus, of Portland
Station, was calling on friends here
yesterday.
T. c. Apple, of Wellsville, was in
town yesterday on business.
Word was received here from Har-
risville yesterday stating that Clyde,
the young son Of Prof Thomas Nit
chell OF this place, was lying in a
precarious condition.
The decorating department Of the
West Virginia Glass Company will
start Monday.
The hot rolls at the Laughlin mill
did not resume Friday night, as was
expected, as the break in the machin-
cry could not be repaired. They will
resume tomorrow.
Carl Lash leaves for Gambler college
Tuesday, to resume his studies. after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Charles Helling. Jr., has purchased
a new horse and wagon.
Robert Sterling. of Yorkville, was
in town Yesterday
Preparations are being made for an
entertainment and illustrated lecture
to be given in the Opera House on the
evening Of April Goth, under the aus
pices of the scholars of the public
schools, who are interested in aiding
the fund for the building of the war
vessel to be named the american
Boy" In the lecture stereopticon
views OF the Maine. and the disaster
which befell her will be used. This
fund, in which the school boys of this
city are taking such a great interest,
promises to reach $500. The scholars
of the High school have already sub
scrbed SIS. while each OF the gram
mar rooms have not subscribed less
than So The entertainment should
net them at least S1C0, If patronized as
it should be.
A meeting Of Council was called for
last evening.
Yesterday was payday at the Laugh
lin tin plant.
The Grand Army post, at a meeting
held Friday evening, have decided not
to have an address on Decoration Day.
Rev. Father Mattingly has been asked
to deliver a memorial sermon upon the
preceding Sunday. A camp fire Will
be held in the Opera House IN the
evening Of Decoration Day.
The Ferry View Literary Society
held their final meeting of the year
Friday evening at Ferry View school,
The meeting was very lnterestlng
and enjoyable one throughout, and was
attended by nearly two hundred peo-
ple. The Colerain Musical Club was
in attendance and furnished some eX-
cellent music for the occasion. ne
meetings held by this society the past
winter have proven successful in every
resnect. so much so that the society
will be reorganized in the fall.
On next Thursday evening Al. =,
Fields real negro MINISTRIES, consist
inc Of forty people, all OF whom are
hioh class performers, will be at the
Opera House. Manager Miller, OF the
Onera House. is to be congratulated
upon securing this attraction, which
Is The best Of its kind on the road:
The musical and literary entertain
,,,ent If the home Of Mrs. c. n. Wat
SON SON on Vine street. by the Aid Society
Oft the Church Of Christ. was well at
tended and proved very successful,
The proceeds Of the affair will be used
for church purposes 80
- VIVA rumors Of the blowing up Of
14n 'jt states war vessel were afoat
q, Az 49, Yesterday. In the evening an
o oti HsI renort that General Lee had been
l,iiled vas current. Both Of these We're
naneo far many inquiries, and the tat
ter caused some excitement
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