Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
MARTINS FLRRY.

st. Mary's to-day and coming week
This is .Septuageslma Sunday, Of third
Sunday before Lent-Ep. lst Cor. 9-Z4
to 1915. Gosp. st. Matt. 20:1-17.
Boys and Misses oodalities receive
Holy communion to-day. From now
until Holy Saturday the Gloria in EX-
celsls Dec is not sung during mass on
Sunday. Next Saturday the collection
for heating church and school will be
taken UP. Next Friday Will be the
fast Of the appartion Of the Blessed
Virgin at Lourdes. Mass tomorrow
morning will be at Z O'Clock. Bene-
diction next Friday evening at 7:S0.
First Baptist Church, Rev. DR.. Bond,
pastor-Reguiar services at 1880 m.
and p. m. Sunday school at a. m.
Rev. Q. T. Conger, d. D., will preach
both morning and evening. Subject
for morning, "Noah's Ark" At 3 p.
m. sermon on THE FAN Of Man" AT
T .. NJ, "a Vital Question" All
churches and the public in general are
invited to attend these services, especi-
ally are the ministers of the city and
their congregations cordially invited
to attend the 3 o'clock service on Sab
bath. Come all.
First M. e. Church, j. t. Morton,
pastor-9:15 Sunday school. TO- 80, SER
mon, Hast Thou Not Known Me?'
2 p m, Sunday School Missionary So
ciety. 3 p. NJ, class meeting. 6;15,
Epworth League. Z, sermon, The Ac-
copied Time" The revival services
will probably continue next week.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Rev. w,
J. Williams, -Septuajesima Sun
day. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.
Celebration Of the holy communion
and sermon at 10; 80 a. m. Eyensong
and sermon at p. NJ, subject Of dis
course, "Christ's Wish"
Presbyterian Church, Opera House
Rev. S. J. Boyle. Morning,
The Church" Evening, "The Good
Shepherd" with stereopticon ilIustra-
tiOns.
Yesterday two strangers who had
made several attempt to sell iewelry
about the town we're arrested by the
officers. They had been acting in a
very suspicious manner, and it was
thought at first that they wer9 posi-
bly, the men that committed The Wells
burg robbery. They were given q tip
that the officers were on their track
and they skipped out, going TO BuTi-
ington. The officers managed to trace
them and succeeded in arresting them
at Schell's saloon IN Burlington, where
they pretended that they were coal
miners. When brought to the city
building they were searched and sew
eral cheap gold plate rings were found
on their person. They will be held for
a few days.
Tomorrow evening. D. n.
Milligan, formerly editor OF the
st. Clairsville Gazette, viii address
the Bimetallic Club of this place. Mr..
Milligan is a well versed man on his
subject, and since the campaign of '96
has been giving his attention and aid
to Gods cause-free silver
This week, Tweedy & Sons, the en-
terprising livery firm Of this place, re-
ceived the finest set Of carriage har-
ness that has ever been brought to
this city. They are black, trimmed
with patent leather, while all the buck
les and other trimmings are of solid
nickel They were made by a Cincil-
natl firm, and are valued at $50.
The members Of the Harvesters Club
drove out to Oak Grove Yesterday
evening in bobsled, where they spent
the evening in very pleasant manner
at the home of Henry Leasure.
H. W. Gauding leaves tomorrow on
an eastern trip in the interests OF the
CommoDer and Glassworker.
M. ]. Harris, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
The work of placing the large tray
cling crane in position in The new adj
dition to the Laughlin tin plant is
about completed.
Yesterday was pay day at the Aetna
Standard mill.
Charles Morgan leaves to-day for
West Newton, Pa, WI ire he has Sc
cured a position in q rolling mill.
Mrs. Marker, an aged lady residing
on Jefferson street, is lying in crit
ical condition. wing to- her age her
recovery is doubtful.
Prof. Wilson, of the Mt. Pleasant
schools. was here yesterday calling on
friends.
rhe funeral Of the young child OF
Jacob Matthews will take place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will
ne made at Linwood cemetery.
The n. A. Melville company, sup
porting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wayne,
closed q weeks engagement at the
Opera House last night. The com
nanv is one of the best repertoire
companies that has played here this
season. but they undoubtedly played
in hard luck here. Not one nifiht, with
the exception OF last night, did they
play to a respectable sized audience.
George Bruce, Of NJ. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday on business.
Howard Montgomery Is down from
Pittsburg spending Sunday with his
parents.
The Munchers Of Hardtack had two
candidates for initiation at their
meeting last evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Fisher took
place yesterday morning at . o'clock
from St, Marys church, and was at
tended by a large number Of people.
Rev. Father Mattingly conducted The
Services. Interment was made at Riy,
erview cemetery.
The funeral of the late William lin
der will take place this afternoon at ?
o'clock from the A. NJ. Il. church, On
Sixth street
The suit of Alex Norman against
David Garden, that was to have been
heard before Squire Kellar ye6ter-
day, was continued until Monday, Feb
ruary Il.
Rev. H. o. King and wife, OF Harris
burg, Pa. are guests Of Mr.. and MRS.
w. L. Noble.