Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
MARTINS FERRY.

St Marys to-day and coming weew:-
This is the first Sunday of the new year
and the Octave of ST. Stephen. Mass at .
and 1890. Vespers at p. m Next Thurs
day will be the Feast Of the Epiphany;
mass at a. IN. Next Friday will be first
FriCay Of the month. Confessions Thurs
day afternoon. ST.. Marys school will re-
sumo tomorrow. hlonday. morning; Coz
lection to-day for st. Mary *chool;
First Baptist church. kev.N Dr.. Bond.
pastor.-Preaching Sabbath morning at
le;$c; subject, saul and Stephen text ts1t.
clothes at a young mans feet. whose
name was Saul" Acts Z: IS. Welsh Bible
class at p. m At $50 =, m, communion ION
passing by: text. Lo, He goeth by me,
and l see Him not; He passeth on also,
but nsrceiT t Him not , Jo6 8 H. "
Williams. rector.-Second Sunday after
Christmas. Sunday school, 9:15 q. m; ma
tins. celebration of holy communion and
sermon, 1890 q. n: hvensona and sermon
I p. m: subject of discourse. What man
ner Of Child shall this pc? or plain talk
about the Baptist"
FIRST NJ n. church, J. 7. Morton. pas
tor.-9.15 u. m. Sunday school. 1880 q. m.
sermon. Come near before this Lord;
ing d:l5;, Epworth League. P. m; ser
mon. This year also. Next week the
programme for the week of prayer will
be observed.
Presbyterian church, Opera House. Rev.
S. j. Boyle, pastor-l3:3O q. M. lessons for
the new year: p m. sermon. illustrated
for the year by coming to church.
English Lutheran church, Rev. ". H.
Oehlschlaeger, pastor-Morning theme.
services. Sunday school at p. m.
Early yesterday morning Louis Storch.
young German fellow. twenty years of
Gus accident, by an explosion Of natural
gas, which burnt him in a horrible man.
ner about the face and arms. He is en-
ployed a FehrenbachS bakery. and yes
terday morning about three O'Clock, the
time when they usually begin baking
bread, he arose, and going, TO the large
lighting the gas lights used for the pur-
pose OF seeing in the oven. The second
he struck the match and put II in the
oven a terrible explosion followed. which
aroused the entire household and those
Ning in the near vicinity. The flame
leaped out of the. oven door in which
Stoch had his head and arms and burnt
MN terribly: The accident would have
been productive of worse results had not
VIII Ackermann, one of the assistants.
had enough presence of mind to pull the
unfortunate man from the oven and ex
| tinguish his burning clothes with buck
ct or water. AS it was. however. the flesh
cd as to hang from those members in
shreds The accident, it IS thought, was
caused by some one accidentally turning
on the gas IN the oven by brushing agains.
The key which is used to turn it on and
as Storch attempted to light the gas the
above result followed Or. Hogan. the at
tendlng physician, reports the patient as
resting a. easily as could be expected.
The Red Men at their meeting Friday
evening elected i the following officers: sa-
eph Hartzell: Chief of Records, Benz
Wrixon; Keeper Of Wamnnm, James
Mskell: COLLECTOR. Charles Ellis: trustees.
Thos. j. Irwin Lewis Smith and H. Ne
Glumphy.
Yesterday evening. between four and
d. - h J@Ira
Padelford. died very suddenly of apoo-
plexy. The death being a very sudden
one. was a great surprise to her many
lived. The deceased was an earnest
church worker being an active member
Of the First NJ; f. church for a number
OF years. NO funeral arrangements had
been made last evening.
Revival meetings were begun lin the
Baptist church last evening, and will be
Henry ,Sturgle and family are down
from Wellsburg visiting friends.
Capt, Thomas Moore, ST., was in town
yesterday on business.
Miss Bessie Covle is down fran New
Castle. visiting friends for few days.
''Millie, the Quadroon." was presented
to a good audience last evening at the
opera house. by the members of st
Mary's literary and dramatic society. The
play was produced in a very acceptable
manner and pleased all
Henry Gauding and family are home
from a visit in Indiana.
u. u. BuCey. OF w ellSDnrR. is the guest
of the family of Thomas Green.
The members of the Orbs Club formed
a shedding party that drove out to the
Wayside Inn last evening, where they
took supper.
Thurman Selby very pleasantly enter
tanned number of friends at his home
on North Fifth street.
Miss Emily Hogc returned home yester-
day evening from a several days visit at
GAINESVILLE.
Ralph Cunningham and Walter Potts.
of CadZ. are the guests of friends here
over Sunday
Charles Wood leaves this morning for
Ann Arbor. Mich, to resume his college
studies.
Avery Jones, OF Yorkville. was in town
yesterday.
Miss Grace Undegraff returned to MI
Pleasant yesterday.
John McSrath of Connelsville. Pa and
Andrew Martin. of Philadeluhia left for
home yesterday, after visit with James
McDonongh.
Miss Alice Wood gave a very pleasant
lat horne" Yesterday afternoon, to num-
Der of her friends.
Q, z; ong. Of Dnlonvale. was in town
Misses Blanche and Marcia schoae,d
are visiting friends at Dillonvale to-dav =
Miss Lizzie Green Is home from 4 zyie;+
with friends at Proctor. Ohio.
Louis hawthorne. Of Portland Satan
was in town yesterday.