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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

To the Editor of the Register
Sir: The newspapers chronicle the
fact that the contract for furnishing
medicine and medical attendance at the
county jail for one year was awarded
by the county commissioners for sos.
Does any person believe this sum is
adequate remuneration? / have heard
it asserted, and have reason to believe
it to be true, that there have frequent
ly been years in which over 800
worth of medicine was supplied to
prisoners in the county JAIL The pre-
sent contract price is so low that
somebody must suffer-either the pris-
oners or the doctor 1t is not likely
to be- the doctor. The inference is
plain.
The Board of Commissioners know
full well that SOS is too small a sum.
They likewise know that prisoners
have complained in open court that
they were refused medical treatment
on the ground that the Jail physician
is not required to treat chronic cases.
If he is not required to do it, who
then? Surely, prisoners are not to be
subjected to such inhuman treatment
0o Vi 1cuiCdl dttcALlOn
when they are suffering This condi-
ton of affairs should not be tolerated
for single day
Even if the commissioners believe
that any treatment is good enough for
a criminal-God forbid,-it must be
borne in mind that cases are not in
frequent when innocent men are con-
fined in Jail pending aequittal in court
1t is not violent assumption that
under the present regime an innocent
man may be confined in the county
Jail, and though suffering from a
chronic disease. be denied medical at
etention-thus depriving him of his
liberty, and possibly of his life.
The Board of Commissioners has
the right to reject any or all bids.
Here is case in which it's prerogative
should be exercised The Board, how
ever, appears destined to follow In the
footsteps of its predecessor in wasting
at the bung and saving at the spigot
Taxpayers would be much better
pleased if some of the money squan-
dered upon other things were spent in
giving sufficient remuneration to the
county physician to enable him to give
proper attertion to the unfortunates
in Jail. HUMANE.
Wheeling, March 9th, 1901.
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Third Presbyterian Church.

MORNING SERVICE.
C,arol-"Blow Golden Trumpets'' .Osgood
Solo.
Anthess-'Behold, / Tell You Mys-
terry. Observation-Disclosures. Holden
EVENING SERVICE.
Carol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Osgood
Anthem-.'Christ the Lord is Risen
--s.+-s.-..+.ss...
Solo.
Anthem-'sChrist. Our Passover" Sehillings
Personnel of Choir
Sopranos-Mrs fsadore Fulton, Miss
Jennie Wheat, Miss Clara Fette. Miss
Gertrude Becker, Miss Masie Schul, Miss
Essie Ellsworth.
Altos-EliSs Blanche Marshall, Miss Ella
Decker, Miss Ida Stab. Miss Mary Hall
Tenors-Mr. Davis and Mr.. Harry
<ssmuS.
gassos-Mr Christian voitle. Mr.. Ed
ward Westwood MIR. Orvis Briggs and
DIR. Hanng.
Directress-Mrs. Flora Williams.
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A FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 30
A horrible explosion occurred Friday
night in the Weaver mine at Gallup.
Three men are known to have been
killed, and many others who were cut
OFF in the mine are believed to have
died from suffocation. Japanese la
borers have been employed in these
mines since the strike, buE the killed
were two White men and a negro.
Their bodies were picked up 30 feet
from the scene of the expIosicS.
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RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.

The Movements OF People IOu kn0Ws
and the Coming and Going Of
Transfents.
Mr.. James w. Callahan is improv-
ing after a serious illness.
Mrs C. A. Murphy and Miss M. e.
Maloney are in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Orr, of Louis
vile, KY, ae at the Severn.
Walter S. Hall, of Pittsburg, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
w. R. White left for Pittsburg yes
terday to spend Sunday in that city.
Messrs. C. P. and E. E. Eisenbarth,
of New Martinsville, are here on a
visit.
Mr.. John Scott is spending a few
days in Cleveland and Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Geo. w. Quincy is home from a two
weeks visit to his parents at Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. W. j. Colts, who has been SER
iously i'll for the past week, is some
better.
Miss Margaret Scalley has returned
from New York, where she has been
the past year.
Mr.. H. L. Solomon, of New Orleans,
La, is the guest of DR.. Refer, on
Chapline street
Miss Jessie Clemans has returned
from Grafton, where she took part in
musicale given on Monday last.
John Cusack, B. & o. engineer on
No. SO, was taken i'll with a paralytic
stroke yesterday and is a serious con-
dition.
Miss Carrie NJ. Adams, of Glenn
Run, sss visiting her cLusln. Miss
Meta Crumbacker, o. Nineteenth
street.
Mr.. Gustav Schneider, of Fulton,
suffering with asthma, having lost
fourteen pounds in three weeks, is at
last improving.
w. l.. Gardner, formerly with J. S.
Rhodes & Co., has accepted a position
in the dress goods department at
Stone & Thomas.
Mr.. Lawrence Reymann. student al
law in the University of Virginia, will
enjoy his Easter vacation at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Reymann.
Miss Iva J. Ross and Emma Gil
more, of Darlington, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in the
city for the past week, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs o. T. Schneider and daughter
accompanied Mrs Brill. who was here
on a visit. back to Philadelphia, and
- in fn-
on visit.
Mrs. Marshall Sahen. of Philadelphia
agreeably surprised her mother, Mrs
Baker, residing on the Island. by her
unexpected visit. She will remain TIL
Easter Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. John Frew
of the Intelligencer, will be pleased to
learn that he is gradually improving
! and it is hoped that he will soon be al
his post again.
Mrs. H. NJ Fitzgerald spent Saturday
in Fittsburg. Pa, as a guest OF the
Pitts0urg Conservatory of Music Mrs,
! Fitzgerald contemplates taking a
course at that institution
Mrs. R. B. Battelle. of South Penn
street. Island returns to-day from
Pittsburg, to which city she was sum
moned on Monday last by the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Anna Benney-
Robert Lafferty, who has lately be-
come a partner to Ernest Holmloe
architect, of Marietta. Ohio, is In
town for a few days visiting his par
ents. Mr. Lafferty was formerly with
Harry e. Forney, in the Exchange
Rank building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31
THE RIVER.
News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio and Its Tributaries.

News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio and Its Tributaries.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
recorded a stage of is feet 8 inches.
The Nellie Walton passed down at
p. m. with a tow of coal.
The Leroy will not make her Sim
day trip to Sistersville to-day, but
will resume next week.
The Ben Hur, Capt. Wallace in COM
mand, passed up last night at O'Clock
for Pittsburg. She will pass down to-
morrow night for Parkersburg.
The Greenwood did not get away I'M
til noon yesterday. for Charleston.
To-day's Pittsburg boats are Ben
Hur, Kanawha and Virginia.
The Keystone State iAto-day's Gin
cinnati packet.
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ST. Alphonsus Church.

Grand High Mass at 10 a. m.
Organ Prelude.
Midi Aquiam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Schoepf
Chorus.
Mozart's mass No.
Before sermon-Veni Creator. Wiegand
Male Choir.
At the Offertory-Haec Dies. .Ditrich
Mixed Choir.
After mass-Tri,imphal hymn.
Fun Choir.
Organ Postlude.
Personnel of the choir
Sopranos-Gertrude vogler, Lena Schaub.
Maggie Dietrich, Blanche Smouse, Annie
Wurdack. Kate Miller, Emma Bleifuss,
lSale Heilmeier, Clara Smouse, Stella
Wurdack. Lizzie Beltz, Annie Bleifuss,
Nettie Duffy.
Altos.-Fanny Klein Mary Rekeker,
Emma Biz. Henrietta Thompson. Mary
Strauss. Bertha Blocklnger, Theresa
Bischoff.
Tenors:-Fred Nolte. John F. Emig. f.
J Moeller. Jas Vogler, Sr, Chas. Link.
s:-Frank j. Diegm:ller. VIII
Note, Michael Seheeser, Leo. Hillenbrand,
VIII Grob julius Jung. John Birkorth.
Robt. Holman, Ed. Kirchner.
0rganist and director-Prof. A j.
Schiller.
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First Presbyterian Church.

ofSdH
Anthem-Christ, Our Passover 80. Burnap
Observation-Disclosures ............. Thayer
Organ Postlude. Observation-Disclosures. Merkel
EVENING PRAISE SERVICE.
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn. Vincent
Ofiertory-' They Lord is Risen from
Light of the World" Arthur Sullivan
Anthem-'"ro Thee Be Praise Forever
Observation-Disclosures. Costa
Organ Prelude. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BatiSte
Personnel of CHOIR
Soprano and director-Mrs. Flora A.
Williams.
Alto-Miss Margaret Harvey.
Tenor-Mr. Samson Emerson.
Basso-Mr. David Crawford.
Organist-Miss Nellie Ebeling
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A Contrast Drawn.

To the Editor of the Register.
Strive have a board of trade with
pretty high priced officers and big feel
ing men generally at the head of af-
fairs. We have had promises in album
dance, we have had our city denounc-
ed in public places as den of lawless-
ness and vice, but what has been ac-
complished in the way of betterment
or Improvement, of any sort, in any
way? No new industrials institutions,
nothing but vague hints, voluminous
correspondence and stitistics. Old TO-
gyism could do no worse. We have
lost the La Belle iron works and gain
ed nothing. II in the days of Messrs.
Quarter and Hazlett we gained little
we paid out little, and made no splut-
ter.
OLD FoGY.
March 90. 1901
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

NEwsPAPERMEN ARRESTED

Charged With Libel by Hon. Tom
L.. johnson. Candidate for Mayor
of Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. O.. March 30.--IIon.
Tom l.. Johnson tonight caused the
arrest of Charles w. Chase. president
of the Leader company; James b. Nor
row. or-in-chief and Edward G..
Botten. city editor OF that paper on
the charge OF libel The Leader, this
morning printed an affidavit signed
by Augustus Hubbell in which Mr..
Johnson is said to have given Hubbell
$500 for the purpose OF influencing vot
ers in Mr.. Johnson's behalf Johnson
denies that he is using money in his
campaign. The newspapermen we're
Immediately released on bail and the
case will be heard April Sth.
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St. jaime. German Lutheran.

Morning Services:-
Ich weiss dass mein Erloeser lebt.-...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Lorenz
Hallelujah. Observation-Disclosures L. Ashford
SO vie ich bin male quartettel. .......
Observation-Disclosures. L. M. Chase
Evening Services-( English:
The Shout of Victory E. Il. Ashford
Risen With Christ ......E. w. Porter
Personnel of the choir
Sopranos-Misses Maggie Baumberger,
Emma Schacht, Lizzie Gufmar. Daisy Eb
cling, Lena Troll Annie Schmidt. Hattie
Soldier
Altos-Misses Rose Baumberger, Lilly
Schambra, Augusta Stein.
Tenor-Theo. f. Bayha.
Bassos-Harry Ritter, Arthur E. Schmidt
and Louis E. Weisgerber.
Tenor-Theo f. Bayha.
Organist-H. Esmann.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

To the Editor OF the Register.
Sir.-Will you kindly let the writer
know IL any of the members of the new
Board OF Public Works is interested in
the Wheeling Traction Company? Your
paper recently stated that under an act
passed by the legislature, no liquor
dealer, stookholder, or officer of a
brewery or distillery can go on the
bond Of a saloon keeper. So far, so
good, but what about stockholders or
Traction Company representatives.
any-directing one of the most import
ant branches of the city's business?
Please answer through your Letter
Box and oblige,
DIDO n0NN pJrpT yTft
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st. Joseph.s Cathedral.

THE programme at the st. Joseph Cathe-
dral has not as yet been entirely COM
pleted. but it will be very elaborate. Chas.
Kenny, the organist, will be assisted in the
accompaniment by the full Opera House
orchestra. The programme as it now
stands contains the following selections:
MORNING.
Seneralis Complete Mass.
Offertory-tR Regina Celi' ...........
- Duet for soprano and alto, with choir
Veni Creator. Handel
Accompaniment, organ, cello and violin,
the soprano solo being taken by Miss
Emma Connolly.
EVENING
Reswig's Festal Vespers. ..s.....
haSnlncat- .-....-.--,.. Mozart
Veni Creator. bassos solo. sssDr. Gallagher
Q Salutoris and Tantum Ergo -. .Antioc
Landate Dominun Postlude
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He Is PIeased.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir: | am tickled to learn that the
new Water Board plays no favorites.
They went after a city official who
wants to hold on to his job, good and
proper. He was given a forcible il
lustration of what it means to refuse
recognition to the legally elected new
officers. More power to the new
Board. OLD STAGER.
Wheeling, March 18th, 1901.
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Bartlett
Gloria. from Mozart's 18th mass. go.
MORNING SERVICE.


Gloria ..-..........-..........-. Choir
Faster Anthem. ..--.-...-.--..-......Ch Choir
Soprano Solo-Christ is Risen...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MISS Anderson
Prayer ...-......-s-... Rev, Bieaklev
Tenor Solo-''Palms". III. r. Bell
Easter Anthem. ................... Choir
EVENING SERVICE
Opening Chorus-''The Triumph of the
Responsive Reading. Led hv Prof. crago
Chorus-"Iift Your Heads, Bright
Portals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES choir
Invocation. .......-.........- Rev. Bleakley
Motion Song-"Prettv Flowers"
-....-.........-....-. Primary Department
F'xercise-"F 'a ster' Six Little Girls
Duet and Chorus-'sWith Jov We Hair
........ Miss Ruong and Miss Graves
Recitation of Apostle Greed. ..-.... .Schoal
Chorus-"Cnorai Chaeriv.. Choir
Recitatien-s.Easter Greeting" Ada Shaub
Duett and Chorus is He''
.-...--... Miss Corral and Miss Imbody
Fxercise-"The Donr re Hone''...-.....
Sole--'The Heavenly Messa ge'.-. Mr. Erli
Recitation--s'At EaSterfides' EtIw Cooev
.rhorus-sSinx All Ye Mortals" Choir
Exercise-.EaSter LIES
Duet and Chorus--Jesus IN Triumph
..-....-. Miss Anderson and Mss Fisher
Exercise ejeice "a i ..... .s..s-...--
Chorust0'er the Eastern His Choir
Ea&Sez OHerI =.
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Steubenville, I. NJ. Bayne. 80 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 p. m.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur, 8 p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

Appropriate music will be sung at the
Easter services by the following choir,
under the direction of Henry J. ArbenZ.
Personnel of the choir
Sopranos-Misses Lizzie Juergens, Louise
Maurer. Louise Rolf, Emma Kettler, Nell
lie Fette, Annie Schaefer, Louise Martin,
Mrs. Linderman.
Altos-Misses Mary Hanke, Christine
Jericho. Emma Summa Mrs. Bertschy.
Tenors-Messrs. Aug Nolte, C. Bremen,
Aug. Martin, Chas. Hartman.
Bassos-Messrs. William Steinbicker, W.
j. Hoburg, j. Schaaf, c. Miller.
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Marks From Above.

Observation-Disclosures feet inches and
falling. Raining and warm.
Warren-River feet 5 inches and fall
ing. Warmer.
Brownsville River s feet and falling.
Cloudy.
Oil City-River feet 8 inches and falling.
Clear and cool.
Pittsburg River Il feet and stationary
Cloudy and mild a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

The Monongahela continues to re-
cede. The decline on the Allegheny
is more rapid, owing to the greater
fall. Side streams up both rivers are
pretty we'll drained. placing depen-
dence for another swell entirely upon
rain. There is promise, however, of
good boating stage for some time
to come.
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second Presbyterian Church.

MORNING.
Anthem-"W Welcome, Happy Morning.
- .....-..:.,... .....-.- Hosmer
Soprano Solo-"Resurrection" ....... Shelby
Anthem-'We Praise Thee ..... Lloyd
Duett-"They Shall Hunger No More
...-................. .-..............-...Ga uI
EVENING
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover ......
Anthem" Easter Day .......... Herbert
Soprano Solo-"Open the Gate of the
Temple ....... Knapp
Anthem" Alelujah". ...... Seddrnien
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Yesterday. Departures,

Charleston, Greenwood.
Parkersburg. H. K. Bedford.
Newport, Jewel
Darlington. Leroy.
Sistersville, Ruth
Steubenyille, T. M. Bayne.-
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largest SHIPMENT of Coal.

PITTSBJRG, Pa, March 30.-The
largest shipment of coal ever made
by the coal combine on single rise
was completed to-day when $500, 600
bushels was started south. To-day's
shipment brought the total up to more
than thirty million. With the harbor
clear of coal, the remaining towboats
will be used for shipment of large
numbers of steel rails to be taken to
New Orleans.
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First English Lutheran Church.
MORNING SERVICE.

Easter Carol. Observation-Disclosures.
the Lord, is Risen
Solo-'The Light at Eventide" .Amberdt
Mr. Chas. Brand.
Thou That Sleepest'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G. Maker
EVENING SERVICE.
Has Won the Vic
tory. Observation-Disclosures. Urigand
Solo-"Angeis, Roll the Rock Away
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is. Hauley
Miss Alice Egerter.
the Lord. is Risen.
Observation-Disclosures. d. Williams
Our Passover 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. p. banks
Personnel of choir
Sopranos-Misses Alice Egerter and Sal
lie Browne.
Contraltos-Misse Lillian Grebe and
Katharine Meyer.
Tenor-Mr Walter Vardy.
Basso-bIr Charles Brand
Organist-Miss Anna Israel.
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Benwood Bridge Case is to Be
ReOpened.


ReOpened.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 30.-Secre-
tary Elihu lhoot, of the War Depart
ment, has written Capt. James A.
Henderson that the request of the own
ers OF the proposed bridge to be built
across the Ohio river between Benwood
and Bellaire, for rehearing, has been
referred back to the board of United
States engineers and another hearing
will be conducted. The rivermen
made serious objection to the width
of the chaniel span as proposed by
the incorporators of the bridge, and
the board of United States engineers
reported in favor of maintaining an
800-foot span. The owners of the pro-
posed bridge desired to compromise
on $50 feet.
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most Elaborate MUSICAL PMBRlAl|
WILL &GlEng 91Lgl9MIg)

The Personnel of the choir is as follows:
SopranOs-Miss Harriet Dalzell, Mrs.
Howard HiDkins.
Contraltos--Misses Amanda Spell. Bessie
McLain.
Tenors-Messrs. A. w. Specht. A. e.
Dunn.
Bassos--Messrs. A. w. Paul. Elwood
Dobbs
Choir directress and organist-Miss Mary
S. Wilde.
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A Good kick.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-l wish TO make vigorous kick
in the hopes of having change made
in the position of the letter box at the
Panhandle depot. 1t is now located
at the head of the steps as you go
down to the platform. 1t should be
placed at the foot of the steps so that
the postal clerks in the government
railway service could empty it as they
passed. north and south. just as it is
at Parkersburg. Do you think proper
parties will act on this "kick?'
TRAVELLER.
Wheeling, March rs, 1901
MARSDEN L.. COLyIG.
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Takes Many Men to Run the Big
Packets.

II takes as many men TO man one
of the large Cincinnati packets as il
does big ocean liner. and a great
many more men than is employed on
the average sea going craft The
steamer Keystone State. which arriF-
ed this morning from Cincinnati has
a crew OF ~. as follows: Captain 4;
cabin and cookhouse employs l5.
Toustabouts 50; 6remen 4; Watchmsn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

Chorus Strike Your Golden HARD .S
Personnel of choir
Sopran0s--Mrs Geo. Carol, Misses Grace
Rulong Geneva Anderson. Francis Cou1-
ter. Mary Ross, Grace Newland. Lucy
Calderbach.
Contraltos-Misses Della Imbody, Birdie
Fisher, Lottie Graves Bertha Russell.
Tenors-Messrs Willard Hicks, @. q.
Gould, Bert Muzena, H. r. Bell.
Bassos-M essrs. Howard Smith, NJ o.
Hercules, Roy McCluskey, Ross White.
Director-H. r. Bell.
Organist-Miss Maggie Carol.
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To-Dax,s BOATS.

Pittsburg, Ben Hur, / a. m.
GAINESVILLE, Lorena, a. m.
Pittsburg, Kanawha, 5 a. m.
Pittsburg. Virginia, a. M
Cincinnati, Keystone State. a. m.
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~ Thom.on church.

Professional Welcome. Happy Morn.
Easter Anthem-sC Christ Our Passover
.................... ................Sc hilling
Quartett-"o Joyous Easter Morn,
Tenor solo.:The Pa,ms.; Fanre
E., J.. Stone.
Antheml.He is Risen s............. Glare
Soprano Solo-"My Hope is in the Ever
Miss Virginia Harrison.
nthem-.Awake, Thou That Sleepest
-otdiIier
Anthem-'sThe Heavens Are Telling.
...........-. ..-............ .haydn
Praise Ye the Father.
Personnel. of choir
Sopranos-Misses Virginia Harrison.
Hontas Cooper, Gertrude Holland, Minnie
Gee, Bessie Donaldson, Anna Alexander,
Bessie Mansfield, Alice Huntley, Lydia
Prince, Alice Cowl. Eva Neininger. Lettie
Coleman Ada Imhoff, Kate Norris and
Mesdames H. p. Loe, Jessie Wells, Ella
Stump and l.. Morgan.
Altos-Misses Broadie Lewis, Ada
Ida Oliver, Margaret Hail. Edith Beck,
Irene Lashley and Mrs. w. III. Giesey.
Tenors-Messrs. Alan Robinson, French
Walton, Charles Welch, Homer McGregor,
John Seybold.
Bassos-Messrs. Walter Sadler, CLYDE
McGregor. y. P. .Loe, Harry Williams.
Organist-Miss Letha Frazier.
Director. M. Hammond.
While full arrangements have not yet
been made for the morning service, it
may be announced that Prof. John Evans
VIII assist with violin at that time and
that the music will be of special char
acter.
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SUNb|I lIEf 5dL.
MANY MATTERS DISCUSSED

In the Department Devoted to Sub-
seribers-A Correspondent Thinks
the Contract Price for Medical
Service Mt the jail In Too Low.
Criticism Of Alleged Evils--Gen-
eral Matters of Interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

Miss NJ Scalley, returned from New
York, where she has been the past
year, can be seen at her place of bust
ness, 1916 Main street, for Dress Max
ing and Ladies Tailoring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31

Easter Sunday is only secondary in
Importance to Christmas in the church
calender. On this occasion the bulk of
the responsibility of affording an elab-
crate and appropriate service falls on
the choir director. In this late day,
music has become as important in the
service as the discourse of the minis
ter. Weeks and weeks are spent An
preparation that the musical service of
the day may be as magnificent as the
talent at hand can prepare.
This year in all the churches great
er effort is being made in that direc-
ton than ever before, and the results
promise much for the beautifying Of
the Easter service. AS minister once
proclaimed: "Music is the most I'M
portant part in the service of the
Lord, Jesus Christ" so it has become
among a majority of the denomina-
tions, and just so will it continue to
grow in the years to come.
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Wheeling, March 80.

We are not aware whether or not
any member of the new Board has an
interest in the Traction Company. but
let the members of the new Board
speak for themselyes.-Ed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-31
St. Mathew,s p. e. Church.

The vested male choir of this church,
made famous by its rendering of the finest
English music published, is preparing
festival TIE Deum that is nearly three nun
dred years old. 1t is very difficult, having
measures i'm length, but under the capable
direction of the preceptor and organist, its
rendition will be perfect. The Mass OF
Cruickshank is most interesting ana Is
within easy understanding of the average
clurch-goer Following is the personnel
and programme:
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