Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23

Sons fhree d tar * the students
who enlisted have died. and It is the
idea To have = representative Of each
one to speak on the occasion men
toned.
In case you win join us in the move
ment, please select the person whom
when it will best suit him to be pres
ent. The exact date for the service
, has not been set, although it will be
at some time in November.
Please communicate with us in re-
gard to the matter at once, as it is
necessary to arrange all details as soon
as possible. Yours very truly,
/ SCOTT C. LOWE.
Mr.. Henrietta has replied that he will
have some person present when the
service is held.
]. T. King, of McMechen, was IN
the city on business yesterday.
One of Sheriff j. E. Doyles children
is very i'll with gastric fever at his
! boy was reported as being alive and
that's all
The Kings Daughters have their
regular meeting tomorrow evening,
and all members are requested to be
present.
Senator Stephen B. Elkins and Con-
gresham B. B. Dovener will speak
at the Court House Tuesday evening
Rev. w. A. Williams, who has been
Ill with typhoid fever for some time
past, is now able to leave his bed
He is still very weak, and 1t will be
a couple of weeks before he will be
able to be out again.
The friends of Henry T. Anshutz are
pleased to learn of him having his
pension increased from Sill % to s17
per month.
County Court opens again Tuesday,
when vast amount of miscellaneous
business will be up for consideration.
! A large number of petitions will also
be presented to the court for action
to be taken on
Attorneys Alfred Caldwell and Rob-
ert White, OF Wheeling, were in the
city yesterday.
Circuit Court opens tomorrow and
several cases will be heard during the
week. The remaining feIonies are all
set fer trial and the court will be well
attended.
There is very little sickness In this
city at present, and in fact the health
of the town is better than for several
months past There is not one dan
! gerous case Of anything in the city,
| which is hard cn the doctors.
Hon. B. f. Meighen leaves tomorrow
for Doddridge county, where he will
make a number of speeches this week
William Guthrie and wife, of Ohio,
/ are in the city, visiting relatives.
! Rev. J. F. Woods goes to Wheeling
to-day, where he will preach in St.
| Lukes church.
| j. B. Alexander. pilot on the w. j.
Cummins, leaves for Cincinnati, O., to-
day to bring out his big boat.
]. R. Jones, the we'll known proprie-
| tor of the foundry and machine shops
here, has sold his plant to Messrs.
William Brown and Byron Gordon.
Both gentlemen have already taken
charge, and will make several import
! ant Improvements about the plant.
| Mr.. Jones, who retires from the bust
ness, has not decided what he intends
doing in the future.
A ney jury has been drawn for the
! Circuit Court to report tomorrow
morning.
William Salkeld, well known en-
ploye at the glass house, has resigned
his position and will go to Pittsburg
to work.
Mrs Omar Nuzum is visiting relatives
in Fairmont.
Rev. Proctor, of Bellaire, will preach at
the Episcopal church this morning. No
services will be held this evening.
The Tri-State Gas Company has about
eco men employed laying their new pipe
line near Limestone The farmers along
the route furnish accommodations for all
the employees, and they are reaping a rich
harvest.