Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Presbyterian church, wheeling.
First NJ e. church, Rev. j. T. Nor
ton, pastor-Sermon at 1920, subject,
he that hath the Son hath life" p.
M, sermon, Christ the Savior" Re-
yival service will continue throughout
next week. All are invited.
Christian church, Rev. j. N. Wise
man, pastor-Sunday school and SER
Mons as usual. Theme, "The church
Efparate from the world" Sermon at
" p. M. theme, THE mission OF
Christ"
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. W.
J. williams, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sun
day. Celebration of the holy commun-
ion and sermon at 1920 a. IN. Sunday
school at 2:3O p. m. Etensong and
sermon at p. m.
At the Opera House on March II the
members of st. Mary's congregation
will present a lecture. Round About
Old Ireland" illustrated with one hum
dred views of the land of Erin, togeth-
er with an hour of song. The lecture
will be delivered by Rev. c. A. Null
hearn. The views will embrace every
nook and corner OF the picturesque
land, and Will be tinted in color5
which have been so layishly bestowed
on the green island. st. Flnbar's Ca
thedral in Cork, the ancient Celtic cor
ner, the mysterious round tower, the
many grand ecclesiastical ruins, the
monuments, cemeteries and public
sqGsfes whose names are synonymous
with many great events in the history
of Ireland. In fancy, the audience Will
be led through the many interesting
and beautiful places beginning Win
an Irish Jaunting Car" On to Dab
lin," 1.-THE Lakes of Killarney The
Ruin Liffy," THE Shannon Cathedral,
whose bells have been inmortallZ6u IN
prose and poetry, The Giants Cause
way" finally ending up at Limerick.
The programme for the hour of song
will be taken part in by the following
ladies ard gentlemen: Misses Julia
McDoaough, Theodore Eick, Lizzie
Huffman, Christina Krensch, Gertrude
Yingling, Lizzie Tierney, Mary Como
bay, and Messr3. Mcintosh, Reddy and
McDonough. Tie songs OF IrelaIc will
be rendered by them in quartette3,
trios, Duets and solos. Those WHO at
tend this affair will be well repaid for
coming.
Chris. Horning, an employe at the
AetnaStandard mill, met with a bad
accident Friday night while al work.
He was at work about shears No. l
when what is known as the liner under
the scrap knife flew out, striking him
just below one of the eyes, cutting his
face pretty badly. Had the liner struck
him just short distance further up, it
would have destroyed the sight
Yesterday was pay day at The Aetna
Standard mill
The Etude Mandolin and Guitar Club
will give a dance in their rooms in
the Schreve-Hervey building.
Monday evening at the Opera House,
''The Missouri Girl one of the best
dramatic plays of the season, will be
produced. The leading role is played
by Sadie Raymond, who has gained
the admiration Of the theatrical world.
A strong and efficient company sup
ports her.
Robert Sterling, OF Yorkville, was in
town yesterday on business.
Joseph Seibert. of Vine street, is
confined to his home, very sick.
Albert Roth, of Tiltonville, was
calling on friends here yesterday
Rev. A. w. Harris, Of Portland Sta
ton, was here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Owen Parson, of the Fifth
ward, is recovering from a two
months illness.
Mike Marion went up to Steuben-
vile yesterday on business.
Archie Adams is spending the day
at Toronto, with friends.
On next Tuesday evening the
Knights of Pythias of this place will
hold a special meeting for the pur-
pose Of comforting the third degree on
a number of candidates. Members
from lodges of the nearby towns will
be present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Floto, of Steu-
benville, were calling on friends here
yesterday.
A private dance will be given by the
Maennerchor Singing Society in their
hall on Washington street, February
14th.
Mrs. w. ]. Williams, of this place,
received a letter from Gloucester,
England, yesterday morning. stating
that her brother-in-law had died there
on December 18th.
Last evening a good sized audience
witnessed the production of THE Sun
shine of Paradise Alley" at the Opera
House. The play was a first class one
in every respect, greatly pleasing the
aud4ence.
Rev. w. J. Williams leaves for Chill
hcothe tomorrow on business.
Rev. David Johnson, of Pleasant
Valley, will occupy the pulpit at the
United Presbyterian church this morn
ing and evening.
Ohio Gilmore was run in yesterday
afternoon, in company with a load of
peaches" he had aboard
The attachment cases that were to
have been heard by Squire Kellar yes
terday afternoon have been postponed
until next Tuesday afternoon.
From the present outlook the two
councils of the Junior American Me-
chanics will soon be consolidated.
Both councils have held separate ses-
ions and each has rendered a decision
favorable to the consolidation. A
joint meeting of the two lodges will
be held on February II, for the pur-
pose of taking some action in regard
to the matter
The Laughlin mill resumes Monday.
Lee Gather, colored, was fined sis
and costs by Mayor Shipman yester-
day for stealing coal from the Cleve-
land G Pittsburg Railroad Company.
The employees had been Vlissing coal
for some time, and Gather was finally
caught at it. Detective Shifler came |
down Yesterday morning and fled |