Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

MIR. G. b. BARGHR AND MISS ROSA
ICE, MARRIED Al MERRI-
FIELD HOME.
THE MINERS HOSPITAL BOARD
FAIRMONT TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL ELECTED OFFICERS
FOR COMING TERM


on Diamond street, in the First Ward,
on Wednesday evening, Mr.. G. B. Bar
ger and Miss Rosa Ice were united in
marriage by Rev. w. H. Wiley. The
bride is of this county, while the groom
is from near New Martinsville. They
will reside in Wetzel county
Louis ANNA, now employed at the
Flint Glass Works in this city, will
leave in few days for Morgantown,
where ne will take head shop in the
factory there.
The officers of the Electric Light Com
pany ana the Street Car Company have
removed from the Bank building to the
offices formerly occupied by John A.
Clark Company.
j. R. Barnes, of Ohio, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. I. D. Harden, in the First
Ward In a short time he will prob
ably locate here.
Rev. H. G. StoetZer attended a COM
mittee meeting of the Parkersburg Pres
bytery held at Kingwood on Wednes-
day.
The Miners Hospital Board, whose
term OF Office expired on Wednesday,
held their final meeting at the Office of
3,
In order to complete the old boards
business. They made an inspection of
the building which is almost completed
in the First Ward, besides transacting
a great deal of business that is to be
done before the new board, which re-
mains yet to be appointed by the Gov
ernor, assumes charge.
DR.. H. S. Yost, of Amos, this county,
was robbed of his gold watch and his
penknife. For the arrest and convic-
ton of the thief the Doctor will pay a
reward Of twenty-five dollars. Both the
watch and the knife have his name up
on them.
Orlandus West, of Lost Creek, Harri-
son county, is associated with Harry
Clayton, of this city, in the purchasing
of coal land.
A Felty will leave here about August
LIST and locate in Columbus, Ohio. He
will engage in the wholesale grain and
feed business.
Mrs. Walter Beall, of Warrington, is
the guest of relatives here.
Rev. /. A. Barnes, of Morgantown,
and President of the West Virginia
Christian Endeavor Union, was here
Wednesday in attendance at a meeting
Of the officers of the union. The Off
GERS held the meeting for the purpose
OF perfecting their work for the annual
meeting Of the union, which meets here
on the 21st, 22d and 23d instant.
DR.. l.. S. Brock, of MOrgantown, was
here on business on Tuesday, having
come to attend the final meeting of the
old board OF directors of the Miners
Hospital, Of which he is member.
1t is given up to be a fact that Ring
ling Brothers railroad show. which ex-
exhibited here yesterday, is by far the
largest and best that ever exhibited
here. The show left Wheeling about
three o'clock yesterday morning. 1t
was the intention of the managers to
exhibit on the fair ground, but the place
of exhibition was changed late Thurs
day night to the new addition, and
along the street car line. The change
proved a paying one for the Street Car
Company. Several thousand people wit
messed the exhibition, people came from
miles around 1t is said nine hundred
railroad tickets were sold from Morgan
town alone.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home of Mrs. Mary Hamil-
ton, on Maple Avenue, Tuesday even
ing, when Miss Phoebe Freer became the
wife of 4Ar. Alex. B. Robb. The we'd
ding was very quiet, only the immedi-
ate friends of the family being present
Rev. A. E. Fletcher officiated. The par
lor was most artistically decorated with
carnations. The bride looked lovely in
a beautiful white organdie and carried
a huge boquet of brides roses. The
groom was attired in black. After the
ceremony an elegant repast was served
The bride and groom are popular young
people, and have host of friends who
wish them much happiness. Those who
were in attendance from a distance were
DR.. e. Mendel Hamilton, of Cairo
Richie county; Prof. and Mrs. T. G..
Miller and son, Dan. and daughter
Pauline, of Morgantown; Mrs. w H.
Pierpont, OF Harrisville; Misses Isabelle
and Annie Robb Messrs. Henry and
Harry Robb of Wheeling
Robert Martin left Wednesday for
Clarksburg, where he will have charge
of Martin Bros. grocery store.
The musicale given at the First Pres
byterian Church Thursday night, was
one of the best ever given here. 1t was
Tic VII SSClOAl VI LII. y.
Baldwin, of New York. The following
is the programme which was rendered :
Great Toccata, Pedral solos, Bach: Ro-
mama, Baldwin; Pilgergesang, Tam
hauser, Wagner; soprano solo, Repent
ance," Mrs. Dorsey P. Fitch; overture,
Rossini, "a )prelude, Bach; (b) CAMEO
Meta, Lemaire baritone solo, Oman
swered Yet" Bischeff Mr. A X. Thorn;
symphonic poem, "The Storms in the
Mountains composed for the organ by
M c. Baldwin, (a) Shepherds Evening
Song; (b) The Tempest; (c) Hymn of
Thanksgiving; cd Invocation; march
coronation, The Prophet, Meyerbeer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Beckman have
moved from Preston county to their
new home on Fairmont Avenue.
The Fairmont Trades and Labor
Council, which is consolidation of the
different labor unions of the city, have
elected the following new officers: Pres
ident, H. G. Humes; Viee-President c.
E. McMillen; Recording Secretary, Pat
rick O'Toole; Corresponding Secretary,
g. H. Conn; Treasurer, w. R. Hickman /;
Guardian, H. R. Cole; Trustees, E. c.
Scott, II. Harden, f. ]. Dagney. The
different unions and members are as fol-
lows: Carpenters and Joiners No. 42S,
seventy members; Glass Bottle Blowers
2 No 81, thirty members; Typographical
Union No 273, twenty members; Paint
Frs and Paper Hangers No. 1872, twenty