Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

nesvsONotes ~ lntcresr From the Mo
srapelis OF MARSHALL Couury.

Misses Frances Nuhfer and Kato
Moran, of Ninth street, spent last eve
ming in Wheeling.
Messfs. Win Evans and John Donley
are the guests of friends in Barnes
vile to-day.
The mOtormen and conductors 81 sne
NJ, B. & W. road are now receiving the
same wages as the employees OF the
Wheeling line. 10 cents an hour. The
increase vas granted yesterday.
Charles d. Elliott, of Parkcrshurg,
was calling on his friends here yester-
day. Mr.. Elliott will probably capture
the United States marshalship for the
Second district of this State.
The United States engineers making
the geological survey, nave broken
camp below town and moved several
miles inland.
Yesterday H. Clay Shepherd. the JAM
itor of the our house, gave the cir
cult court room a thorough cleaning,
preparatory Co the beginning of tho
term on Tuesday.
The county court will meet in spe-
cial session tomorrow for the transact
ton of general business. Applications
for liquor licenses in Moundsville and
>Benwood will be received.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to William o. Harris, OF Beeler's
Station. and Leota ]. Howard. of Lou
densville.
Two con9icts from the p~enitentiaTy
were taken to Gilmer county by offic-
ials from that place Friday nigns.
They are witnesses in a case no on
trial in the Circuit Court there.
Only six or seven families are now
living on the Camp Ground. The wet.
cold weather has kept maly persons
away. 1t is thought that the cottages
will fill rapidly this month
Rev. d. w. Ruble will close a short
series of meetings at Fork Ridge to7x
day. when the third quarterly meetin(
will be held. Rev. A. Moore will al
sist at the services to-day.
While Prices floating opera was
the wharf Friday evening. several mem
beers of the troupe. including some fe
males, became mixed UP in a hair puily
ing scrape. Marshal Evans ~happenedy
on the scene and arrested the star ac-l
tor in the drama, but upon his puttirg
up the equivalent OF 81 ana costs hd
was released.
Frank Barger, of Bethany College
is visiting his home here. Tomorrow
he and his father viii lea ys for Gran
Rapids, Mich, on business.
The June term of Circuit Court VI
begin Tuesday, when thc grand ~
will be called. There are fourteen D
sons in Jail and several under bd
awaiting the action of the grand j
1t is probable that a number of ind
ments Will be returned. A large n
her of new cases have been entered
the term will be an unusually longl
Judge Melvin expects to be able
present a part of the term. In HI
sence a mensoer Of the bar v
elected as temporary judge
Hon. b. f. Meighen has ben sefest-
ed as one of the judges at the annua
literary contest between the Bryant and
irving societies, which will occur az
he West Liberty Normal School tho
18th inst.
The Ladies OF the Golden Eagle gave
a very successful supper in the hall adj
joining the postofice last evening. \
street parade by the uniformed rank
was a feature of the evening.
Rev. j. II. Littell. of the Second ".
P. church, of Wheeling, will preach In
the U. P. chapel at the corner of Third
street and Jefferson avenue at 3 and
7:45 D. m. to-day.
Locations have been made for three
oil wells in the vicinity of the Higgins
we'll. Work on them will begin In a
short time. 1t Is expected that the
boiler, engine and tools for the Potts
well will arrive tomorrow.
The receipts from fines, costs and
licenses turned into the city treasury
in the month OF May were: fines s5i.
costs $3.50, licenses $l1; total $3.50.
This does not include the receipts
from saloon licenses, which amounts
to $4,000.
Master Howard and Miss Evelyn
Booher, OF Lafayette avenue. are visit
ing their grandmother In Allegheny.
Archdeacon b. NJ. Spur and Mr.. A..
j. Martin will 60 TO Charleston Tues-
day, where they will attend the Dio-
cesar Council. S. w. Mathews. who is
visiting relatives at Kenova, viii also
attend the Council as one of the dele
gates from Trinity p. l.. church.
Mrs. Harvey Riggs is suffering with
a very painful eye. caused by a tack
which she was driving striking her in
the eye.
miSS Eiehioi D|hiupnit9ni a etuuNAb
Of the National Park Seminary at
Washington, ID. c., arrived home for her
vacation last evening.
Messrs. J. J. Lutes and II. Al Wayt.
members OF the Meade district board
Of education, were here yesterday TO
meet parties who wish to lease the ST.
Joseph school lot. The Frohnaple
well, which is a good producer. ia only
300 feet from the school house.