Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

a large number of tickets have been solB
! and the party will be merry one
! The Ohio River railroad COMPANY -
nounce a change of time in their sc-otr,.
| to-day. The trains changed are both s
| morning ones south and three ro~,
bound. The first Will arrive al 6.-7 ~
| and the second at SOB a. m: north b,r,i
will arrive at 1928 a. m, 9:Il b. m ~.
p. m. and 11:19 p. m. The others r,mst,
/ just as they were.
The Kings Daughters are scheduled 3,
| meet tomorrow evening at the a5m. n
| Miss Gertrude Jones.
| e. c. Cremer was at Cameron or hesi.
| ness yesterday.
| Tomorrow nearly all the members os
| the Junior Epworth Leagu, will sr.-l
| the convention at Wheeling. special
| car will follow the regular $50 cam .7r.
all members are expected to ba oa N.qt
early. Places of meeting are sus s..f
at the lower terminus Of the road md
at Woodburn's store.
The many friends OF 7. 3. Wilson are
working hard to get him the position 4
band master for the Second West Virginia
Regiment band. Mr.. Wilson has hf
, many years of experience in the musg
line and better man for this position
| could not be secured. He has met with
much Encouragement so far ami it is Very
likely that he Will be appointed 10 the
place.
Senator S. w. Matthews arrived home
yesterday morning from a trip to WASH
| ington, d. c., where he has been for sey-
pr1l DAYS yyici+ To friat.I.- If,,.,.
| ington. His wife will remain in the lust
| named place for week or so Vet
The uniforms for the independent Hose
Company arrived yesterday and were
given to the members. The boys are now
in very good shape for the Fourth NJ
July demonstration and vii. attract much
attention when they appear on tHe
streets, The members OF No. 8 company
have no uniforms yet, but they viii tuEa
part in the parade
Last evening a lawn fete was given q.
the home of Mrs. George Luther. Ihu at-
fair was in charge of the ladies @. Clad
Catholic church congregation, ana IN.
present had very enjoyable time
Yesterday was pay day at the Giend7a
coal mines. The men, as usual, have ben
making good time, and this pay was Up
TO the usual standard.
The Fostoria Glass company will cldss
down next Saturday evening for the rs.-
ular summer stop Stock will he taken
while the men are off but the factory will
hardly be idle longer than two weeks
Isaac Rogers has been visiting his rro.
ther B. Ia Rogers, at West Liberty 4
past week, who is suffering with Blood
poison and not likely to live very lor-
Laura, the young daughter of r. C.
Hammond, is stiIl very sick at the hon,
of her parents. She does not seem 10 rlt
any better and will hardly live mah
longer.
Miss Mary Scott and S. b. Blair ara a.-
tending the Wheeling Epworth Laagr.
convention as delegates from the chapter
here.
About twenty-five families have token
up their residence on the camp grounds
The hotel is open and SO far has auth d
number of guests. The first meeting bee
gins on the 18th of July.
A party of married folks will eo %
Fish creek the last of this week Wt
they will camp out for ten or twcIya 7
Circuit court was in session yesterday
pdt olAlS Cll'titttiN CdStS were 'lI7it.'.
No jury trials will be heard befor. Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Richard Chaddock leaves this "e7'
for Mt. Lake park
w 3. Mathews. assistant STATE auditor
is in the city visiting his parents
Lieutenant Conner expects to r'urn ~
Chickamauga tomorrow. He has
his full quota of men and is how reaaE
join his regiment
Misses Lottie Long and Estel,a s."n
macher, Of Woodsfeld, n. ara V+..aa
Mrs. j. II. Schumacher, OF Tenth r..
Aconcert will be. given at the F'r.
Institute the latter part of The we0s
the benefit of the 1ndepende0t t'
Company No. 2. Several WheeIaa1 r.".
will take part and the affair wi0l DE-
thing out of the ordinary.
Mrs. James Cochran, of Mtnr
is visiting Mrs. Edward Mah.n "-
ferson avenue.