Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
received, including one or two home

received, including one or two home
people
An order has been received at the
postofl1ce raising the box rent After
the first of the month call boxes will
be % cents and lock boxes 50 cents a
quarter.
The Kings Daughters have their re-
gular meeting tomorrow evening, and
a full attendance Of the members is
desired
The Epworth League will hold their
supper at the w c. T. U. hall next
Thursday evening.
Two convicts were released from the
penitentiary yesterday, they having
completed their sentences.
Mrs. S. c. Gaus is having a new front
placed in her store room on Seventh
street. Wade Bros. are doing the work
The Sons of Veterans held their sup
per last evening at the :. Q. Q. f, hail
Quite a large crowd was if&~ dance
and a neat sum realized fronr-s- AZ
fair.
1t is reported that home talent play
will soon be produced at the Opera
House for the benefit Of the food suf-
ferers.
INO SSSSiOIl Vi vi Nult NGtt L W % 4tOih
yesterday owing to Judge PAUL not
being present. Tomorrow, however,
the jury has been summoned and sew
eral important cases will be tried dur
ing the week.
Golden Rule Council, No r. Jr. 0.
U. A. NJ. have their regular meeting
tomorrow evening and all members
are requested to be present
The members of the literary society
of the high school will have a big en-
tertainment at the school hall on next
Friday. The affair is to be something
in the ancient line and has been in pre-
paration by the scholars for some time
past.
A meeting Of the incorporators OF the
Ohio Valley Fair and Agricultural AS
ISOLATION has been called for the 9th
of April. AT this meeting the officers
will be elected for the ensuing year
and other business transacted.
Dennis Meighen, who had his lee
broken at Sistersyille some time ago,
and has been here since the accident,
is able to be on the streets again with
the aid of crutches.
Rev w A. Williams, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, is arranging Tor
a special Faster exercises at his church
on the 10th OF April.
The Moundsvlle coal miners arc stun
idle from the results of the flood the
past week The water got into lhe ar
shaft and the company have been busy
hauling it out in cars at the nam
shaft. The work will probably be mn
ished tomorrow sometime, WheH VIZ
men can return to work.
The Fostoria glass house have haa
very prosperous run during the past
week and the men as usual are makihg
good time Some little night WORK WE
done bv the day employees in certain
departments owing to the rush o. VI
ders The factory viii continue - rul
steadily for some time YET, as '"9l'le''
is picking up considerably a..
Everybody is glad in thls eItN Cnat
the food is over, and in the lower tpMn
the residents will not llHe Il IePet' ,,.,'
of the scenes for many years, ~
principal losers viii be tHe lalidiiNl z
Parkman store, not so mncu ~ tne
water, but by people carfyHs w.
stuff. Several reople living on Sn%h.t
boats lost what little they hau' puo 4
Is likely If they need relief thes VIZ
be looked after by the pfoPfi P0opI1.
The Ohio River road is aiso a VERY -.Ii,
heavy loser in this vicinity, anu l. MI g,a
be q day or so yet before Jhey can "a ! run ~,
any trains. Taken altogether Lne IAN an
age done could have been s[eaI u eha,
more. and everybody seems gay thd'
they escaped as luckily as they Glu,
I T King. Of McMcchen' was III CHs
city yesterday afternoon. ,on. oro
Company 3 held meeting ia tI, ev "
ming at their armory, Wn emu, me M
specting officer, R. H. p. Wits was
present. The boys showed up WEI
and q very favorable impression was
made