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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
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WlLLlsMsTCWa.

Williamstown, w Va, Oct. Son
Tuesday evening the ladies Of the Baptist
church served ice cream, cake and lunch
in Mr.. T. Martins new house On We'd
nesday evening the ladies Of the II E.
church served ice cream, cake and oysters
in the rooms over Fleming and Berry S
store Both were literally patron'zed-
Miss williamson. of Cairo. w. Va, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. B. Ashley.
Rev. ". n Carnahan, OF Banksville,
Pa, is here the CUES OF his parents. and
Will attend Marietta College this year
Mrs. a. V Earharte left Thursday for
Pittsburg. Pa, where she will join her
husband Mrs. Earharte spent the sum
mer here the guest Of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs X W. Kepler
MIR. and Mrs w A. Mckenzie, Miss
Ruth Evans and Mr.. J w Ernest will at
tend the trienuial conclave of the Knights
Templar at Pittsburg next week
Bert Nelson had the misfortune to break
his ankle Thursday afternoon. while out
hunting for paw-paws.
Mrs t. B. Page is at Eureka. ". Va
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh 9fcTae,,srt.
Rev. G. ". Upton is the newly appointed
minis er for the Nj. Z. church here. Rev.
G. W Kepler being sent to Second church
at Parkers5urg. Rev. Kepler is an able
and popular preacher. May prosperity sc
with him in his new work.
Mrs. Pedro, Miss Jennie Steers, OF Par
kersburg. and Mrs. DIR. Steers. Of St.
Maya a1sguests of Mrs Jas Patterson
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ST.cla!aSvlLLE.

ST. Clarsville, o., Oct. S.-Mrs. Ella
johnson, Of the Wheeling City Hospital,
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Leasure, of Bellaire, was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Madison Aldridge, over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Boroff spent Sunday
with friends at Belmont.
A. b. Howard and DR.. j. S. Ely and
their wives drove down from GAINESVILLE
on Sunday and spent the day with the
family of Probate Judge Smith.
CLYDE Darrah returned to Cleveland on
Monday to resume his studies in the Dem
tai Department of the Western Reserve
University.
Miss Pet HUFF, Of washing was the
guest Of Mrs. c. c. Williamson, on We'd
nesday.
G. g. williams left Monday evening for
Lexington. ky, to attend the races
w S. Balliett. the druggist, went TO
Upper san6usky on Monday, to visit reia-
tives and attend the fair
Mrs. and Mrs A. c. Darrah and daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude. went to Cleveland on
Monday and returned home Wednesday.
Judge j. r Tallnan and wife started
Tuesday for visit with friends at Can
ton H.
Henry Longley started Tuesday morning
for Chattanooga, Tenn. where he has ac-
cepted a position in iewelry store.
NJ. c. Mitchell and wife, Of Martins Fer
RI. were the guests On Wednesday Of their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Kennon.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hewetson. OF
Bridgeport, visited friends in town Tues
day.
Mrs. E. T. Shepherd, who has been sick
for several months. was taken to Or. Hob
sons hospital at Flushing on Tuesday, for
treatment.
Mrs Mary Anderson, Of Claysville, Pa.
is visiting the family of J. 3. MeMechan
David DiHger. OF Washington City. is
here spending his vacation with his fam
lily.
Editor ". c. Warnock. of the Bellaire
Democrat, was in town Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. Miller. Of Columbus. and Mrs.
guests this week Of Theodore Mitchell on
Marietta street.
Asssrs. Ed McwIliarns. Lewis Swineh-
hart. D. c. Donovan and r. G. Goats.
prominent 2. & o. employees Of Newark,
were IN town Tuesday as witnesses before
the grand Jury in a case OF breaking into
B. & Q. freight cars.
| Mayor Petty. Of Barnesville. was in
town this week on professional business.
| Rev secrest's family arrived here
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Hughes. of Beilaire. is visit
| ing her Tsether. Mrs. Charles Collins.
II. X moved into. the Lochray
| proper 4 Marietta street this week
! Landlord Wilson. Of the CLARENDON.
went TO PAxsburg Thursday on business.
H. G. 49, and family. James Frazier
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09

A Republican rally will be held here
Monday night Judge Romeo H. Freer,
Hon. M. 3. Morris, and others will speak.
Tom Murdough, of Braddock, Pa, is
here the guest of relatives.
David Hammond and John S. Compton,
two of our promising young men, will
leave here next Saturday, the former for
indianapolis, Ind, to practice law. the
latter for Cincinnati, TO attend Ohio Den
tai College.
DR.. w. d. Cline is at New York City
taking a postgraduate course in medi-
cine
Mr G. W. Bailey has sold his residence
on the hill to NJ. A. Cook, of Murphytown,
W Va. Mr.. Railey will build fine resi-
dence at once in the Snodgrass addition.
Mrs. Jas Patterson left Monday morn
ing for New Philadelphia, O., where he is
employed by the East Ohio Gas. Co. His
friends are sorry to have him leave here.
His family will follow later on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
SARDlS.

Sardis, o.. October S.-Messrs. Bert
Hofer and Otto Elliott, two privates in
Company e, Seventh Ohio volunteer
infantry, are at home on a thirty day
furlough.
Misses Maud and Stella Cunningham
arrived home Thursday evening, after
an extended visit with their sister at
Graysville, w. Va.
Robert Work spent Sunday with
friends at New Matamoras.
Rev. R. w. Martin and family will
move to Stafford some time next week.
Miss Blanche Lemmons visited her
brother at Wheeling a few days this
week.
William Knapp, of Sistersville, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. DR.. Griffith and children left
Thursday for Jerusalem, to be the
guest of relatives for short time.
Mr.. Albert Frey and daughter Twily,
who has been visiting his par
ents here, returned to their home at
ElwOod City, Pa, Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Dallinger very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her friends at
her home, two miles back of town,
Friday evening in honor Of her cous-
ms Misses Emma Berger and Sophia
Krebs. of Dover. Ohio. The evening
was spent in games and other various
amusements until late hour when the
guests departed.
7. D. Thompson made a business trip
to New Martinsvilie Thursday.
Prof. Gene Wilson is spending to-day
with friends at Baersvine.
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Nsxposf 81. arrived Tfiday morning
and are me guests Of Mrs. !. y: duhle4
man and family.
]. "a. Fraley spent Sunday n the
country with relatives.
Mrs j. NJ Boice and two daughters
we're at Sardis, o., the guests or reia-
tives several days.
Mrs. Isaac fisher returned home
from Belpre, o., after an absence OF
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roland of Buck
hill, O., were guests of ]. L. Muhle-
mans Thursday.
Mrs. j. G. Muhlensan spent several
days at Wheeling and Moundsville
with relatives.
The remains of Rev. G. M. Wilson,
whose death occurred last January.
were exhumed On last Monday and
taken to Summerfeld, o., and re-in-
tered at that place.
Miss Belle Rist was the guest OF re-
latiyes at New Martinsville Thursday.
Bert Hofer is home from Camp Alger
on short visit.
Charles Kast arrived home Thursday
from Cleveland, O., TO visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kast.
Charles Cehrs, of Captina, o., was IN
town Friday on business.
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RavEHSWo0D

Rayenswood. w. Va, October S.-Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Mckay, MIR. and Mrs. {. /. Knee
ream and Miss Mary Douglass expect
to leave Monday for Pittsburg, to at
tend the Knights Templar Conclaye.
Mrs. Joseph Mckinley will take adj
vantage of the excursion to Plttsburg,
leaving for there Tomorrow
A fine grocery will be opened in town
in the room formerly occupied by Miss
Annie Taylor's millinery establish
ment
Mrs. DR.. I. T. Prickitt, who has been
dangerously i'll, is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Master Howard Hoyt celebrated his
twelfth birthday this evening by en-
tentaining a company OF some sixteen
young lads and lassies.
Miss Caro- Edelen is visiting in Park
ersIburg.
Mr.. Frank Oberholtzer, wife and
baby were visiting Mrs. DR.. Hoyt over
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Clerc and Miss Irish, of
Marietta, o., are visiting Mrs. j. A.
Mcintosh.
Mrs. T. II. Howell returned this
evening from two weeks visit with
friends in Evansville, o.
Miss Nellie Brown left Tuesday for
Lewisburg eminary, where she will re-
sumo her studies.
J. B. Hall spent Sunday with his wife
in Parkersburg.
Mrs. letters, of Syracuse, is here with
her daughter, Mrs. Prickitt, who is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. William Beckwith, of Utah, lost
two children last week with diphtheria.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor and daughter, Miss
Annie, went to Spencer this evening
to spend several weeks with Mrs. E. H.
Finn
Mrs. w. e. Hoyt, Mrs. A. T. Keeney,
Mrs. Dennis Shockey, Mrs. Will Har-
pold, Mrs. ]. E. McGlothlin and Mrs.
DR.. S. Anderson will accompany their
husbands to Sistersville Wednesday Of
next week, to attend the State drill Of
the K. of P's.
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|E lNS OF TIE
16|=lCHBOR|NC TOWNS.

Peterkin, Mrs. Bradenbaugh and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, are in Wash
ington City, attending the Protestant
Episcopal convention.
B. Mosas Amber, Judge J. G. Nc
Clure and George w. Neal We're in
New York City this week, attending to
legal business.
Major and Mrs. Philip D. Neal visited
Pitsburg during the week.
Mrs. j. Ross Tunens, Jr., is visiting
friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hickman were
visiting friends in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
during the past week.
Sherman Dis left during the week to
University. Will J. Armstrong has
gone to Winter Park Florida, to attend
Rollim college, and Harry Davis has re-
turned to Pittsburg, to resume his
studies at the West Penn Medical Uni
versity.
William O'Brien, of Warrington; E.
B. Morrison, of Marietta; N. S. Snider,
of .Pittsburg; Hon. Alex McVeigh Mil
Ter, Of Anderson; George /. Neal, of
Huntington; Joe Anderson, of Guyan-
dotte; Revenue Agent Archibald
Winnie, of Baltimore; Albert E. Ken
nedy and DR. w. w. w. Dye, Of Grants
vile; Charles w. Blair, of Huntington;
Editor Bertus Kiger, of Elizabeth; Eu-
gene NJ Campbell, of Huntington;
Judge Romeo H Freer, of Harrisville;
Jerry Wheelwright, attorney for the
Monongahela railroad, and Mr.. ]. c..
Mckinley; J. c. Veach, of Pitts
burg; G. B. Slemaker, Of Sisters
vile; Attorney Thomas Ewart, of
Marietta; David Davidson, of Clarks-
burg; Col. T. w. Moore, Hon. John
H. Riley and T. D. Dale, of Marietta,
O.; Col W. w. Amett, of Wheeling;
Hon. w. S. Edwards, of Charleston;
Virgil A. Lewis, Of Point Pleasant; c.
A. House, of Wheeling; P. W. Morris,
of Harrisville, and Rev. and Mrs. J..
M. Bray, Of Chautauqua, N. Y, We're
prominent people in the city duling g
the week.
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CLA3lNGTos.

Darlington O., Oct. s.--Miss Addie Brice.
of Amber, and Miss Hope Fish, Of Shady
side, returned home Monday from visit
TO Mrs. Geo. e. Topp.
DIR. II. f. link left Friday for Germany,
where he expects to remain Till next
spring
Austin Baker. Of Sharon. o.. has been
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. p. II. Mallory,
this week
Dr. HaberBehl and wife left Saturday
for Pittsburg. to visit relatives and take
in the sights
Miss Jessie Higgs, Of Franklin W. va.
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ST. MRRY's.

St Mary's, w. Va, October 10.-Miss
Estella Hudson, OF Marietta, who has
been the guest of her sister, Miss May
Hudson. returned home Thursday.
Mrs Ethel Barr,cf, Of Parkers ourg,
is visiting her motner, Mrs KNIGHT.
Rev. C. Warman has been appointed
pastor Of the NJ. Il. church at this place.
Rev. A. w. Owenby, former pastor,
goes to the Morgantown circuit
The railroad company is doing a
Aiourfsing business at this place. Last
week was the busiest in the history OF
The depot here
SJacob Smith and wife. OF Hebron.
we're at Marietta Saturday.
AIRS. n. Ogdin, of this place, was APP
pointed a delegate to the National w.
4. u. convention by the State con-
@ention at Charleston. Mrs. Barron,
Z also Of this place, was appointed alter
nate.
Rev. Comstock, of the Childrens'
Home Society. preached in the NJ. e.
church Sunday morning. He is finding
homes for orphan children. Nh. j. 9.
Cotton took one of the little ones which
he had with him
A child OF Mr.. Mason. of Belmont.
died on Friday. This is the second
child to die within week.
Aldo Doan and wife spent Sunday
with friends at Newells Run. Q.
The new parsonage of the M. P
church is ready for occupancy.
Mrs. d. l.. Steere and son Joe were
st Marietta Thursday.
Y r. A. Gallaher, editor OF the oracle
rs on the sick list this week.
School begins Monday with the fol
flowing teachers: PRINCIPAL. W p. Nc
9enight; assistant. Miss Ella Klinzing;
& termediate, ]. R. Locke; primary
miss Mary Warner.
Capt. Mehen arrested q lot OF river
ahieves last Friday night. They were
on a house boat in Middle Island creek
tThsy are good for a trip to Mounds
willie.
The foundation for D. ". REYNOLDS
s-lew brick block is being laid.
n The new Matheney hotel will be oQ.
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RAEhEBAL.

Hannibal, o., October s-Capt. Chas.
Muhleman and VIII Dietrich spent the
past week at Zoar. o., on business.
Mrs. w. B. O'Nein, of Marietta. o.,
was the guest of relatives in town
Monday and Tuesday.
AIDA Cehrs was at Proctor W. Va.
Saturday evening and Sunday the guest
of Mrs. John Dopler.
DR.. ]. X. Ferguson, Of Marietta, was
in town several days.
J.F. Neuenschwander was at Wheel
ing Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Strahl were at Rog-
ers, O., the past week.
Misses Julia and 10 Hofmeister. Of
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ened before long. Mr.. Clark, the pro-
prietor, is here getting things in read
mess.
Sergeant Riggs arrested the conduc-
tor of the local freight on Wednesday
for obstructing the streets. We are
glad to see this matter attended to, for
the trains block the crossings a great
deal and are considerable of nuisance.
Mr.. and Mrs Flesher, of Tyler coun-
ty. are the guests of their son, r. A.
Flesher.
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called on relatives here Friday,
Mrs. Chas, Frantz. Of Marietta, was In
town Thursday.
Cyrus Higgs. Of Franklin, w. Va,
bought the Chas Ffautz property this
week Mr.. Higgs expects 20 move here
next spring.
Bert Lemley, OF Bellsville, liz visiting hls
sister Mrs. DIR. Ward.
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PARKEnS9uRG.

Parkersburg, w. Va, October s.
Miss Amelia Goebel, of Marietta, was
the guest of friends here Tuesday even
ing on her way to Brooklyn, N. Y,
where she will enter the Memorial
Training School to become trained
nurse.
Mrs. Steve Marcham it at home,
after an extended visit at Butler and
other Pennsylvania cities,
Mrs. s. B. Baker and little son left
Wednesday for visit with Mrs.
Bakers sister in Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Clara Walker has returned to
her home at Gallipolis, after pleasant
visit of several weeks, with Mrs.
George Fischer and other relatives
l. II. Smell made a business visit to
Cincinnati during the week.
Collector A. B. White spent part of
the week at Charleston, on revenue
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slayton have
returned from a visit of several weeks
in Virginia.
Miss Lolita Gould returned Wednes-
day from an extended eastern visit.
Mr.. John Roberts left "Wednesday
for Chicago.
Lawrence woodward, who is in the
hospital corps at Camp Meade, has
arrived home on thirty days fur
Tough.
ice Ritzenberger is enjoying vaca
tion at Mt Clemans, Mich.
W. d. Paden spent Wednesday at ST.
Marys.
w. T. Kinnery is visiting his wife,
who is the guest of his parents, at
Chillicothe.
Mrs. Sue Linton is here from Kansas
City, being called by the critical i'll.
ness Of her brother, Will Rathbone.
Herman O. Smith spent part Of the
week at Pittsburg.
"A meeting of the Wood County Med
ical Society was held Wednesday even
ing at Boreman's hail. Dr. w. N. Bur-
we'll read an intelligent paper on ty-
phoid fever.
DR.. r. l.. Morrison spent Tuesday at
West Union.
Mrs. Kaine and little daughter, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Kaine's
mother Mrs. Tully, for some time, re-
turned to their home in st. Louis
Thursday.
Miss Ida Nelly entertained the We'd
nesday Night Card Club at her home
on Ann street this week in very
pleasant way.
Mrs. Chauncey Bailey arrived here
from Memphis, Tenn, early in the
week. and will visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lily Goblin has returned from a
business trip to Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Vrooman are at
home from an eastern business trip.
Senator Camden has returned from a
business trip to the east
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hickman and lit
tie son, are visiting friends in Zanes-
vile.
Miss Zalenna Archer is in Washing
ton, D. c., attending the wedding OF
one of her friends.
A number of our society leaders met
at the office Of Mr.. James S. Johnson,
on Tuesday evening to take the prelim-
mary steps in the organization of a
swell dancing club. James s. Johnson
vas elected president; ]. Gale Ebert,
| vice president; H. l. Protzman, treas
| urer; Jack Taggart, secretary. From
| the personnel Of the officers, the sue
cess of the club would seem TO be
| assured.
Rev. S. Scolly Moore and family de-
parted this week for Baersville, vir-
| gina, Where his family viii remain
while DT. Moore IS a.ss g the gem
eral Episcopal coat Vas hing
| ton, D. c.
Mrs. w. II. smav N Constantine
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-28

and that the play had been read and pass
ed by the examiner of dramatic works
and professionally permitted by the Lord
Chamberlain The bill further relates
that the piece, as then presented. was
little more than scenario, intended only
to comply with the requirements of the
copyright law, and continues: "A COM
plete acting version will be produced else
where in due course, and the object OF the
present performance is to protect the
novel from unauthorized dramat ization in
the United Kingdom and in every coun-
try with which a literary treaty or I'M
derstanding exists
In the cast Mr.. Game himself was seen
as John Storm, while his daughter APP
peared as Glory Quayle and other MEM
bers of his family materially aided in
forming the company. The manager OF
the theater was seen as Horatio Drake
Evidently the author did not put much
trust in his ability as an actor or in the
talents of those whom he had trained Tor
the performance was given at an early
hour in the morning and the price of
admission was fixed ar Ell or 50.
Certainly no one who has rightful
admiration of Hall Game and his work or
a rightful horror of amateur actors can
think of the dramatist playing John
Storm without amusement.
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STAGE STORIES.
All ut Sen.

TO begin with. then, ii may have been
the fault Of the weather for no night
could have been more beautiful. The
great steamer tlroDbed and trembled
with power as ft plow'ed its way
through the waters of the Pacific. A full
round moon illuminated the heavens and
was reflected into the waves below. while
hong tracks of phosphorescent fire left
by the vessel and the larger fishes made
mp in great degree for the lamenta,ble
weakness OF that much-vaunted imposi-
ton. the Southern cross. On the boat s
port side could be seen the glistening
hills of Mexico, while from the other
rail The vista was limited only by an i'll
defined line w41eIe the sky met the sea
Some one was picking at a guitar a few
feet away and the melody alternated
with the heavy thud of a piston rod IN
the engine room. Assuredly the beauty
of the night and the romance in the
scene had much 10 do with the affair.
Just in front of where the vessels
black anchors swung sat man and a
woman. Their chairs were close togeth-
CT and neither seemed to Goe paying much
attention TO anyone save the other. A
soft breeze had blown her hair over her
face and quite undone the labor of an
earlier hour-eUcellent proof that she was
much engrossed in her companion. They
were speaking an low whispers.
'1mogene," he said, devoutly. 81 love
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-28
4 NEW FARCE OFFERED
"That Man" to Have a First
Production Tomorrow.
GLEN ECHO STILL CROWDED
Jaxon Opera Company Present "The
Chimes of Normandy This Week.
Mfaco's City Club Promises Ex-
ceIIent Performances Mt Remnants
Lyccum Theater.

Despite the continuation of our long
hot spell, last week was an excellent one
financially for those houses which could
offer attractions worthy of patronage.
The amusement-hungry filed both Glen
Echo and the Lyceum, at both of which
places was being given the precise sort
of entertainment calculated to draw the
classes of people TO whom the respective
theaters catered The Jaxon Opera Com
pany's production of THE Bohemian
Girl at the frst-named resort drew ex-
tremely WELL while the friends and adj
mirers of John L. Sullivan swarmed into
Manager Kernan's popular home of va
riety and burlesque in a manner that
must have gladdened the hearts of the
ex-champion and his manager. Under the
circumstances, business was nothing
short of remarkable.
A real break in the waste of theatrical
desuetude is promised for tomorrow night
when the long series of premiers 10 be
given here during the next two months
will begin with first production of a.
NJ Palmer's latest acquisition, THAT
Man" In the shades of Glen Echo will
be sung THE Chimes of Normandy the
abilities of the organization seeming TO
fit the opera admirably. The very best
show of the season is to be offered at
Kernan's in Miaco's City Club, an aggre-
CATION of superior talent too wei known
to require extended mention. Altogether
the outlook is good for an interesting
geek-the weather permitting one to be
Interested in anything.