Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31
MARTINS FERRY.
c Views From the City OF Work.
shops aud Mills.

The C. & p. will soon put a new coal
train on this end OF the line. 1t will
haul coal only between Bellaire and
Mingo. principally TO furnish coal for
the Mingo furnace and steel plant.
The workers of the Aetna mill were
rejoiced yesterday TO learn that mills
Nos. Z, s, 9 and 1 would start Monday.
while mills Nos. Is, Ii and 6 would DO
laid off. OF the mills going of, two are
tin and one sheet mill. 1t Is thought
all Of the mills will soon be on and q
continuous run is looked for.
The excellent programme of the sa-
cred and secular musical 10 be given at
the First Presbyterian Church next
Tuesday evening, under the direction
of Mr.. William Mann, who 1t is said
will bear all the expense and give the
proceeds to the church. Mr.. Mann Is
known as one of the most liberal men
in the city. We can not too highly
commend him for his interest and zeal
in helping nj this church, and all the
members feel very grateful. II win be
the musical event of the season. and
should be largely attended. Following
is the programme:
Abendestimme..... Philharmonic Trio
If With All Your Hearts. .Thos. Lloyd
o Holy Night. Mrs. Flora Williams
In Time of Trouble He Shall Hide
Me-. ...... 1850. ...J. G. Gray
The Day is Ended with violin obli-
gato) -. Miss Margeret Harvey
Open the Gates of the Temple.
49,. 49,. j.. ...... VIM. Mann
Trio-Opus 59-Moderate, Rondo....
80. ...... Philharmonic Trio
The Echo. MRS. Williams. Mr.. Mann
To the Storm Winds........J G. Gray
Once Again.. -. ...... 49,. .Thos. Lloyd
Legende.. 80, Edward Blumenberg
Aria-N0bll Signor. Mrs. Williams
Loeb Lomond VIM, Mann
Angus Macdonald
..............M Miss Margaret Harvey
Trio-B fiat major-Adagio, Canto-
bile-Scherzo (Allegro assail)-
Finale (Presto) ......P philharmonic
Mike Rhine and son returned y~esteT-x
day from Philadelphia, where he ~
been visiting his son.
Misses Kate and Jane Riley will leave
for Columbus tomorrow to spend sew
era weeks visiting friends.
Andrew Baggs. of East Liverpool, Ia
visiting his brother, Robert Baggs.
Mrk. J.. e. Beck left yesterday for
Pittsburg to spend several days with
friends.
The young child of Henry Evans
that was so badly burned Thursday
was reported yesterday as better. and
the physician had hopes for It's recov-
J cry.
The New Years reception and install
lation OF officers to be given by the
Martins Ferry Council, No. 80, Jr. O.
U. A. NJ, will excel all social events
| 90 tho htp1 a.-ar orf4an hy tho inHUn
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged. Marshal Il. Lindemuth viii be
master Of ceremonies. The programme
is as follows:
Opening Ode.
Prayer.
Music. ......... twentieth Century Club
Vocal Selections. Male Qnartegs
| Sketch Artists. ......... Morgan and Davis
Installation Of Officers
! Photograph. .........*.4A ~ R~odenbauGu
Music. twentieth CENTURY Ilu9
Vocal Selection 500. ....., Male 2uartotte
Toasts.
The West Virginia Glass Company
will probably go on next Wednesday.
as their orders are said 10 be stacking
up and are all on the rush. Yesterday
the company surprised It's employees BY
paying them of a week before the
time. II is to be hoped mat the com-
pany will soon get on, as It's closing
down makes a large decrease In bmsi-
ness and throws many men out OF
work.
About eight o'clock last evening ths
| clerks in the dry goods store OF u IA
Kirtz noticed a man putting some goods
in his pocket. and as no one was walt
ing on him, the clerks became sus-
picious and informed Mr.. Kurtz, who
| .-r--L--.a A. -,Qf.x kr4HI41rfnra ma
tifying them OF the theft. Oflcer Vest
wood was In the Office and Immediately
| started for the store. The man seemed
TO become suspicious and left the
store. Going down street he met the
officer. who arrested him and found
him to be John Young. Of Deep run.
He was taken back to the store and
searched. and a number Of neckties.
gloves and a few other small TRIES
found. After searching the man Off
Ger Westwood discovered that the hoFso
and buggy hitched In front belonged
TO Young. and searching It found sew
eral pairs OF gloves, a hat and some
underwear. He was taken 70 she city
jail and Mr.. Kursz filed a charge Of
petit larceny. Young Will have bis
hearing Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Blackf0rd and son.,
of ~sandusky, are the guests OF Mrs.
B~lackford'g parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. z.
Brady.
Mr. b. Bell. Of Warren Ridge, was iu
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Bessie Coulter, Of Flushing. Ia
the guest Of Miss Cleod Anthony, q
Broadway.
J. b. English Is visiting bis daug1k
Mrs. Hardenstein. OF the Fifth wa
Mrs. Paxton DuPres Is auita
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Douglass. OF seco1(
is very low. Mrs. Douglass
lady and depends entirely
ity, and owing 10 her extra
tie hope Of her recovery
III. Long returned last/
a business trip ID Pitta1
there purchased a
Long liz making sol
provements to his -
Mr.. VIM. Payns(
turned yesterday
Ohio. where III
| friends.