Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-16
BELLAIRE.
Street Car Accident on the B. B. &
M. F. Line Yesterday = Pro-
gramme for Plymouth Council
Wednesday Evening Wheeling
Glorious To-Day.


gramme for Plymouth Council
Wednesday Evening Wheeling
Glorious To-Day.
The Committee on Entertainment
from Plymouth Council has prepared
the following excellent programme for
their installation and semi-social gath
ering at Grand Army Hall, on the ev-
ening of the 18th:
PROGRAMME.
Music by the orchestra; selection by
Huartette; recitation by Dora A. Gratz,
1.-THE American Flag; music by the
orchestra; selection by quartette; ad-
lress, H. S. Armstrong; music by the
orchestra; recitation by Dora L. Gratz,
"The Burning of the Bible; address
by Prof. J. T. King; selection by quar-
.ette; music by orchestra; lunch; short
addresses interspersed with music by
the orchestra.
st 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
accident occurred on the B. B. & NJ.
F. street car line, orner Belmont and
Thirty-third streets. Motor No. IS,
Conductor R. S. Johnson, Motorman
Lee Shepherd, was passing south and
collided with a buggy in which was
riding James Crogan and Charles Cum
bingham, two we'll known gentlemen
Of this city. The horse was a fractions
n and dashed across the track just
in time to permit the motor to hit the
vehicle broadside. Both men were
thrown out and the horse was turned
upon its back with its feet against the
side of the car. The buggy was badly
demolished. The car was crowded
and the accident caused a panic among
the lady passengers, but none were in
jured other than by the fright. The
horse smashed a window of the car in
I struggling to regain it's feet.
Jos. L. Fry, of Fry Bros, First Ward,
is confined to his home with grip.
The attendance at the protracted
A1CCIluSo az I1t OOuCA W. L. CuulSA dl
largely attended. The pastor, Rev.
Austin, will continue the work this
week.
The meeting at the First NJ. E.
church continues.
The church of God is expe iencing
a revival.
The Wheeling Glorious will meet in
regular monthly session this evening.
A large attendance of Episcopal clergy
men from Wheeling, S~teubenville,
Washington, Pa, Martins Ferry and
Bellaire will be present. The choir of
Trinity church will furnish music and
the ladies will spread a lunch after the
5 o'clock session. A paper by Rev. c..
M. Young, of Washington, Pa, will be
read in the afternoon. At 1880 p. m.
there will be a general service, in
which the visiting clergy will p%artici-
pate, to which a cordial invitation is
extended to all.
VIM. Lloyd, an old soldier of the
Fourth ward and his wife, are both
down with the grip. Mrs. Lloyd is
threatened with severe affection of the
lungs.
Rev. A. NJ. Collins will give an ad-
dress at the South Bellaire NJ. E.
church tonight. A feature of the dis
course will be personal experiences in
Andersonville prison, in which he spent
II months of his five years war ex-
perience. He is said to be one of the
first men who spilled their blood in
the great civil strife.
District Deputy Garfield, of Zanes-
vile, will likely be at the installation
Of the Elks Wednesday night.
Yesterday afternoon while a young
man and his girl were passing through
the square, the former got into an al
tercation with some boys and used
such bad language that Marshal John
son deemed it necessary to run him in.
The fellow had a gun but slipped it to
a companion the the officer hove in
sight. The couple is said to be from
Martins Ferry.
The township physician was called
to Schick's mines last night to attend
George Lovejoy, who is quite sick.
There were more people out upon
the streets yesterday than any tine
for months.
There was a fair attendance at the
meeting of the Central Trades Union
yesterday. The fine weather seems to
have put everybody in a good humor,
and delegates say it was the most gen
ial gathering they ever had.
The fine weather brought out an
unusually large attendance at places of
public worship yesterday.
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Wheeling were represented at the Du-
quesne Club dance Saturday night.
How can you endure that man?' asked
one member of tho cIuh of oDo+bar