Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
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Apscioi oovrespe~dess e Ne Ssndstr AWesr.
SrEuBKxvILLE, o., August l2.-Who ~Ill
be our next representative In ConKfss %
the question thia 70 asitasIRs the miids u
the dear people, Ia tAAs Setsici At pres.
emit, One would think thSs thEtatsrsst Ia
this matter WOULD die ous- sspschuy - &c
has been before thu people 70 long, but -
Convention day draws utaE y seems 70 b
the one important quest os. Eysi3 itsa'
Of news on that subject inAnewspspsrs.
home or foreign, is ,rc1d with 80
much gusto o. lie the subject vas
not almost threadbare. AM manner q
''outlandish" rumos are pshted I6
regard % TO Who will b the coming maa,
and every day hrings oat some uew "dsfR
horse aspirant for Congressional honoss
The latest person mentioned for the Pgsi.
ton Ii the
49,. Hen. JshA II. AtlleS.-.
Of this city, who ID forced from private lie
by some ambitious Newspaper coffSspoud.
ent into accepting the mantle IN ~ &.
The idea OF Judge Miller being Q candidate
10 ridiculous. In the 6rst place. the JddSs
is too old 70 make canvass, the frosts OF
seventy six winters having passed oyef his
head, and In the second place, hedoesht
wantit. Az Ear as ability b eoucsf1sd As
would 10 Q good man. He he's been; In his
day, an able jurist and good lawyer.
L.iestsnani-Nsveress nschsrAs q
Is another parsonage brought before the
people by the newspapers foP the position.
Nov Richards, II nominatsd In this hot'eed
of Republicanism, could, no doubt; b
elected. He occupies, at prssent the po.i'
ton Of second best man, politically .spesk.
ing, in Ohio, and should Governor Foster,
within the next year and bait, b called
upon to climb the golden VIZ ! R u.s,s :,
put OH Charles robes. In the capacity o.
President OF the Ohio Senate, M Richards
fills the bill admirably, but he eltcysther
too weak man ~ become the Sdocessor Of
such men as John A. Bingham, or even
Updegraff. But Richards has luck on
his side, and luck Is . good thing
10 have when other qualities are dsiicicnt.
His progress in the political world has beta
almost phenomenal. A few years ago hc
was n country store keeper, up IN Iroiriale.
but failing in business lac came to this city
and studied law, was admitted and put mp
his shinglc, but Mr.. Richards law prsotice
al. 4.
Of friends In Steubcnville who hAyc helped
him in the past and will do 81 in the future.
He WIS elected 10 the Legislature three
times and was then made SECOND COVER
nor" He lives quietly. modrstiy. and in
all j. u right good sort Of man.
UpdegraRand Taylor
are both well represented hereby their ne
spectivc strikers. and both crQvds are kept
busy singing mud mt the othm Jplmthan,
however. has John Browns Central COM
mittee on his side. which II big help. and
n the sage of Mt Pleasant neesls ward or
precinct when the votes for delegates arc
counted you can rest assured that Johnny
Browns Central Committee givcit % him.
You see Taylor's men are not up ~ tricks
yet. They are too young Mt tho biz
the. Maysrahty.
The office Of the Mayor OF Stsubsnvllle.
unlike Wheeling, 10 salaried one. paytnS,
with stealings about 1850 per annum,
hence there can always be found any mum:
Der OF men In these hard. times ready and
willing TO serve the dear constituency"
in thstcapacity. Although the election 70
some months of, there arc . number Of
candidates already In the astd firing IL
The Republicans who think they can
hold up the position, NO far known, arc
John McCrackeu. A. y. Mstlock, present
CITY Clerk; Charles Moody, and bob Love,
who was laid out by his own party last
fall. On the Democratic side Mayor
Marion. the present incumbent, will b
candidate for denomination, and James
Marion was elected by the
people two year. ego ons ! reform pIsaeosn
the people are sick and sore over it-not %
,ick and sore nj the reform ~ they ane at
the
Of any reform being inside. "A new bfSPo' =
sweeps clean" they say. and when nsstog
first assumed the control o! the ofilce he DID
his best 10 enforce the. Sunday Laws and
keep the saloons closed, but lately, snd'
since the Smith Sunday law has been pasesd,
too, the saloons have bsen allowed 70 50
full blast Oh the day Of resi-" but strange
TO say they are not molested, when they arc
both State law and . city ordi.
nnnce, too. Could the fact that the mayor
wants renominatiou hare anything 20 do
with the present stste OF affairs, eh' u 10
pretty tefe Tn predict TINT the neat mayor.
OF eteutepviIIe--bch he Dsmoefst % Rkpuh.,
licip-- will not be elected % reform plat
foIhi.
for bic coming Iall and winter 10 this l'nesk
Of tie ~oods"'src scehinsly bright Tes.I
new hottie works tnoSn ~ the Stsrbeo-'
Vile Bottle Company. IL now In fni! ppers
ton. This cstablishmcntfs full ofders snd
hood Of one hundred bands and tpshufse
ture all kinds OF flint bottles. such . heks /.
end prescription bottles. The Pfesidcnt Of
the company 10 Mr.. Henry Scbuellbsoh. 40
experienced glass man, and With CouociI:
man X, Y. Brady, Charlie AcOonoogby md :
Val KENNEL In the business department.
that part Of the concern 70 well tssss {.
The Jefferson Irsn Works ars:bsssg Dor
ouebly oveShsuled and repaircd dunsg Ma
strike. The works will not b rssdy 70 ~
sumo, even should the presrut lesR
trouble be sdjudicsted, before Oce-
Der It. The issliDs sssSse:
look, and nearly al Of them would b EisA Z.
10 resume work at the old scale. providing
the Amslgsmatsd would % decree.
The Panhandle car shops are taking o. .
biz force OF woYkmen. sod things are boon
Ing. The c0mpsny have taken on sboot
one hundred new hands. Freight bsaipSso
10 very large over the r. H., and thst q.
wass makes plenty OF work In tbs sbop&
The pottery. upper blast fusnsca. psesf
mill, Market street. tfavol eoo DtSteSo ,
coal works, Touring mills and sll;0tber %.
are IN full opefstiosS 70 yes
zee the stoppage Of the Iron voskS Doesn't.
effect Steubenville - mach - might, -
Thfs asA9hal.
We havs bad no baFgiass, Tor 9. Whceo.
week, and Lot even Q Da6 he0 besa knQsk.
ed down aAd robbed sineo 0lly yfiedee.
berssr ran assinst OmSss nekspssys.
Mis- Dsse. ,ei Ben~sol b . sssstei Mo,
Quidlsnd. Of thia city.
John Edezs. ous -of 01suh0y5lJ6s Cd,
time bloods, nov Of Hsnsss cssB, y n,
Talk shout o. WA md. hia sthsti-
eism you sbs1i3 p -oss $50 sAsrck e
the Regular Beptlskt sbout es0psstsd.
II would pot 01kas tdAaD4
They are having . Cs1 Asal g taeeee
Just nov sboeb - e6e9o1lfSe e1oA-
dsfe for CeeQaea VIA - nneo9
kpovf Toa : fof q. Nd fsaA -
since Btsest commissieass keOB. ~
bold, ehssO for tbs bstsee = eAseal1 =.
tseesbis . ess pshiie thspsagh1sssA -
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