Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
An Accident at Pelky's Coal Mine.
Evening Train SnoWbound-.-NeW
Teller Appointed---O Other Notes.

summoned Though the injuries are
| not OF a serious nature, they are such
as to necessitate the patients conhne-
ment to bed for some time.
The directors OF the Dollar Savings
Bank have chosen @. q. Kelly to Nil
| the position CT teller, which was mace
vacant by the resignation Of James e.
| Dubois. The latter resigned IN order
to discharge the duties Of secretary or
| the new Enterprise Enamel Company.
The train due in this city Friday
evening ever the b., z. & c. railroad
did not arrive until yesterday just be
! fore neon, on account of the heavy
snow. The train was detained near
Jacobsburg, at which place the crew
and passengers spent the night. ine
drifts along the B.. q. & c. lire are
said to be from two TO TWO and half
feet in depth
| Miss Pearl Chambers, of the Second
ward, has returned home from pleas'
ant visit with friends at Quaker Guy.
The engagement Of Digby Bell al TIC
Eiysian next Wednesday night prom
| Uses to be quite a social event. Many
Of cur bellies and beauX will attend in
parties
The remains of John f. Graham,
who died at Allegheny, Pa, last FIJI
day, where he was attending the thee
| logical seminary, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to his home III
Centreyille. The death of Mr.. Graham
| is quite q sad one, as he would have
graduated from the school during the
YEAR The deceased was aged twenty
five, and leaves a wife to regret his
loss.
Harry Webb's new play, Between
Two Fires" is The attraction at the
EIysian Theatre on January 10Th.
Rev. H. S. Boyd, who has been at
| Washington, Pa, for some time past,
where his mother is seriously i'll, re-
turned home yesterday.
Quite number Ct cur society young
people INDUCED in a sleishing party
| last night The course was rcund
trip to Blaine via the National pike.
The road was in excellent condition
and all experienced jelly good
| time.
The pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church will be occupied to-day py Rev.
George Mckay. Services at held at IL
q. H. and 100 p. m. Sabbath school
is called tc order at $3.50 a. M, ana
the Christian EIldeavor Society meets
| in the Sunday school rcem at $3.50 p. m.
Dr. Riggs and family, CT Quaker CITY,
are visiting at the home CT Mrs. Dora
I Eosrlein the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Frederick NiclAiEg1n and daugh-
/ ter, CT Marshall county, ". Va, have
returned to their home after pleasant
visit with e. CrisWell and wife, OF the
Fifth ward.
Frederick Rodawig, Sr., ard the Lib
erty hose company were thoughtfully
remembered yesterday morning by the
| Reymann Brewing Company, each re-
| ceivirg an eight gallon key of beer, fer
which those concerned are extended
hearty thanks.
Joseph McKelvey has returned to To
ledo where he is employed in foundry
after spending a while with his rela-
| tives.
Among these who attended the Mar
tins Ferry Choral Society from this
city were Mrs. Hettie, Mrs. L. E. Wood
| bridge, Mrs Elmer Clavenger and
Misses Cora Rose and Anna Venison
Mamie Stewart, Matte A,tbar Maggie
Blainey, Emma Blon, Carrie and Emma
Reed ard Messrs. Thomas Nicholson, B.
l.. Norris, w. F. Hamilton, John Liller,
| A. ]. Norton and c. NJ Wyrick
Miss Bessie Ga.raher has returned to
college at Marietta after spending the
holidays with her parents.
Miss Inez Blackburn returned yester-
day afternoon to Bethany college after a
| pleasant holiday visit with relatives and
friend;a.
Miq1 Lottie Kelly has returned to col
lege at Baltimore, Miss Eva Lichten-
berger to Delaware, and William Kerr
to Washington, Pa, after spending the
holidays at home.
Junior B. Smith and wife, of Erie
| Pa, were the guests Of friends in the
city yesterday.
The Wilson Repertoire Company
closed their weeks enga cement last
night at the Elysian Theatre in the pre-
sentation Of Michael Strogoff.' - The
building was packed to it's utmost capa-
! city and ever three hundred persons
were refused admittance. This is
equivalent to the largest crowd that
| ever turned out in the city to witness a
| performance at the Elysian. While it
| is true that an elegant bed room suite
was offered to the holder of the right
| ticket in last nights audience it was
| so many, as unusually good crowds wit
messed each performance during the
week
Phillip Kerrick and wife William
Bailey and wife and Andrew Webb
were arrivals in the city yesterday from
Melville, n. j.
The bazaar under the auspices Of ST
Johns church closed last night in the
Turner hall. Every booth was nearly
entirely cleared OF it's enormous stock
and those who had charge of the affair
are perfectly satisfied with the results.
and extend earnest thanks to those who
rendered aid. The bicycle contest result
ed as follows: Victor Follen. $751;. 80,
James Marley, s6715; Eugene Coffee.
$58; Bailey Boilen, $515. The watch
contest ended this way: Loretta Kern.
s274.50; Mary Cook, s122; Loretta
Fabry $3.50. It is estimated that the
| proceeds will amount from $500 TO
$4,000. The attendance last night was
larger than on any night during the
week.