Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-02

Ben L. Morris, John Schick; basso, j..
I. Souther, John Sanders, VIM. Parks.
The following Easter exercises will
be rendered this evening at the First
N. g. church:
song ................. ScnOOl
Prayer. ............ Rev. o. w. Holmes
Music. .............. School Orchestra
Recitation ................E Eva Emory
Song-"Tell Me of My Savior" ......
..-............ ........... Quartette
Recitation ............ Everett Homan
Solc-"The Easter Bells. Anna Parks
RECITATION stella Neal
Recitation ..............M Maud Dunlap
Song-'The Message of the Bells"
............. ............ Quartette
Recitation ................Al Alice Jones
Song-"A Little Song for Jesus -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Primary School
Recitation ............. Halle Hopkins
Solo-"Jesus is Risen for Me-
CELIA GOHmdn
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -Four Girls
Song-"A Sunbeam" Primary School
Recitation. ......... Bertha Alderman
Duet weetly Bend the Lilies"
........ Miss Hopkins, Harry Beam
Music. School Orchestra
The II State against B. G. o.
Omcer u k3urk, on the charge of as
sauit wityhtent to batter, as prefer
red by Mn Charles Ross of Oak al
ley, which Nas to have come up for
nearing befo Mayor Isaac Freese yes
Serday morng, has been postponed
until next Tuesday afternoon at one
O'Clock. Thfhearing of the case will
pc an lntereing one and no doubt will
attract lare crowd of people.
a. r. Ma5r, of Morristown; c. j.
Heinz, of Daton; ]. E. Maule, of Cleve-
land; J. R.Hail, of GAINESVILLE; Will
liam Warnok, of Warnock; ]. H.
Pugh, OF Ssdis; Mr.. ard Mrs. Owen
Meehan, ofFranklin; Mr.. and Mrs.
james Wilsn, of Delaware; Miss Sue
:. Pugh, Q williamsburg, and A. j.
Bunton, ofCleveland, We're among the
Onloans arriving in the city yesterday.
Thornton Archer, of the Fourth ward,
mas gone Ito partnership with Albert
dksiNeE
Bellaire Lodge No. 419, 3. P. o. Elks,
will be we'll represented at the nation
al convention of the Elks, to be held
at st. Louis, Mo-. on June goth.
Clyde Darrah, of ST. Clairsville,
student at the dental college at Cleve-
land, Ohio, spent yesterday in the city
as guest of his brother, d. II. Darrah,
the Union street druggist.
TIE Easter service to be held this
\ evening at the Christian church, will
Be of a very interesting nature. The
choir and Sunday school of the church
will render a special programme of
music and will be accompanied by an
orchestra, to be led by Prof. G. j. La
Rache.
At the select hop to be given this
evening at Armory hall under the
auspices of the City Orchestra, the mu-
sic will be furnished by an orchestra
under the direction Of Prof. c. j. La
Roche.
The Belmont Central Trades and La
Dor Union will meet in regular session
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Odd
Fellows hall. The meeting promises
to be largely attended by the delegates.
The Duquesne Club gave their regu-
lar weekly dance last night at the City
Hall Quite a number of the members
of the organization and their friends
were in attendance and an enjoyable
Eociai time was in progress throughout
the evening. The music for the occa-
sion was furnished by Prof. Anton La
Roche.
The masquerade ball to be given at
Turner hall tomorrow evening by the
members of Liberty Hose Company and
Hackett's band promises to be largely
attended by the members and their
friends. The music will be furnished
by an orchestra.
At the spelling bee held at the First
Presbyterian Church Friday evening
under the auspices of the Working So
ciety of the church, A. J. Norton and
Herman Roemer We're the captains and
Miss McGraw. of the Hight school was
umpire. The words were pronounced
by Mr.. Danford, principal of the Sec
ond ward school, and there were twen-
ty-six spoilers. The match resulted in
the first prize, beautiful potted plant,
being awarded to Miss Wise, who re-
sides west of the city.
The contract fer furnishing the Bell
aire Steel Ccmpany's new Office in the
old Barnard building was awarded
yesterday to Mayer & Degroote.
s. G. Crow, the wall paper and paint
dealer. has moved into the quarters on
Main street. recently vacated by A. S.
.Heatherington.
Invitations have been issued for the