Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-11

and WaD conductcd ~ The p1Door, Rev.
r. s. COffey. Twelve nav members
| were received, I'VE by 1etter and seven
! on the profession Of their faith u
was one of the most interesting and
Impressive services fihat have been held
at the church for many years.
Thomas Blackstone, OF Cambridge,
! was a business arrival in the city yes
terday.
B. F. Schottenfelt and John B. Hick-
man, OF Cincinnati, were guests yeeter-
day at the Exchange.
j. Gorsuch, OF GAINESVILLE, was in the
lcity yesterday on business.
A. e. MCKINLEY, of Fdndqay, regis
tered yesterday at the Anderson.
Miss Mautie Althar, of Gravel Hill,
spent Sunday as the guest OF friends at
Barnesville.
Miss Mary Paul, Of the Fourth ward,
has assumed charge of her new duties
as a clerk at Samuel G. Grow & Co. s
store.
John Ferre1 will depart this morning
for Woodsield in the interests OF RUM
bach & WINNER, the liquor dealers.
/ The City Council will hold meeting
/ this evening for the purpose OF organ
izing.
/ James T. Kelly, r. A. McGregor and
| D. H. Darrah have been appointed as
appraisers of the estate Of the late ]. B.
! Smith.
r. L. Bowman, of Powhatan, was the
guest of friends in the city yesterday.
| County Treasurer w. c. Burgund-
Ithal, of ST. Clairsville, was in the city
yesterday calling on his friends.
F.. N. Mapel, of Weilsville; c. A.
! Bailey, of Columbus; Attorney c. l..
Weems, of SIT. Clairsville; j. j. Bervert,
of Steubenville. were among the guests
at the Globe yesterday.
/ Frank Cary, a young SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Cary, is lying seriously
] i'll of appendicitis at his home in the
! Third ward.
Henry Heller has had new porch
put up at his residence ON Gravel Hill.
J. C. Long has succeeded ]. T.. Nc
CIellan as inspector for this city and
Martins Ferry in the Office of Z. S.
Spear, B. & o. division inspector.
| Guy Dankworth has been appointed
day inspector and Claude Harrison
AS night inspector for the B. & O. Rail-
way Company at Benwood Junction.
The contract for the construction CT
new water works at jackson, O., has
1 been awarded to James Kinney & Co.,
the artesian we'll drillers, Of Bellaire
and Benwood.
| The old shafts, screen and sheds ut
| the old Bernard coal works on Indian
run have all been torn down and
cleared away. 1t is reported that the
! steel company intend to purchase the
vacant ground for the purpose of erect
ing new houses for their miners and
mill employees.
| Frank Collard, the master mechanic
at the steel works, and wife have de-
parted On an extended trip to points in
the South.
J. H. Thornton, of the Fourth ward,
returned home last evening from bus
mess trip to Louisville, KY.
Joseph Tierney, of Gas City, Ind,
who arrived in the city some time ago.
has taken charge of his new duties as
an employee of the Bellaire bot1le
works.
Martin Schick, OF the Second ward,
departed last evening for Pittsburg,
where he will attend the bench show.
A party to be composed of DIR. D. w.
Boone, Dr. T. NJ Wells, DR.. ]. N. Coop
err, Fred. Wassmon, Charles Wassman,
Charles Lancaster O. p. Mason and N.
S. Hopkins will leave this morning for
Pittsburg to attend the bench show
Guy Moore, an employee of the steel
works. who had one of the fingers of
his right hand badly mashed while at
work few days ago, is considerably
improved.
Harry Roles, news boy, together
| with number of his youthful COM
panions, was playing about the B., q.
& C. turntable in the First ward on
Sunday, when in some manner he had
, his left foot caught in the table and
BADLY mashed The lads injuries were
attended by DR.. J. P. West. 1t is
thought that the foot may have to be
amputated
Lawrence Dubois, while engaged in
his work at Dubois & McCoy's planning
mill last Friday, suffered the misfor-
tune of having the end of the index
| finger of his left hand cut off.
The Belmont Turnverein gave an en-
| joyable select hop at Turner hall last
evening. The affair was attended by
many of the members of the organi-
cation and their friends. The music
VISA furnished by Prof. LaRoche. Re-