Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
BENWOOD.
eevisw Of the Weeks 0Oings In
That Town.
PERSONAL Chat About the Goings and
COmings of Society People
Various Small Talk.
Snecial % Me ReIister.

at this writing that ooy tounu S4,VOU IN D
SICK in the drift at what Is known as Mr..
Hendricks orchard. We are unable to as
certain anything definite at this late hour,
but should think it not improbable, as
vast amount of debris of every description
hes lodged there, and, although the work
OF catching drift and hauling it away has
been going On during and since the fl BOD,
the amount of drift is not very perceptbly
diminished.
The Princess did not make all her usual
trips yesterday, owing to the quantity Of
ice in the river.
Messrs. John Rogerson and Eugene
Baker, sgriculturists from Marshall coun'
~, left Monday for the far west. Their
present intention is to gain
Personal Knowledge
OF various sections and then to select for
permanent settlement.
Capt. Alex Dorsey and force OF men
with q number of quadrupads, were en-
gsged one day this week in moving Mr.. Nc
Gsrrers bowling alley to its original quar-
teTs.
August Schsd will have his meat shop
moy' d this week from where it was left by
the food on Second street, up to its former
site.
We understand that the superintendent
OF the Methodist Sabbath school has bsen
collecting funds the past week in the vi
cinity of Pittsburgh TO replace the library
lost by that school in the late flood.
The attachment case of Mr.. johnson vs.,
James Carey is postponed until Thurs
DIV.
The postoffice will be removed to the
building now occupied as a shoe store by
MIR. Caper kronhardt.
The heaters were engaged in making
tool iron yesterday.
The measles are
still RaEInE.
S. veral deaths this week caused by thsm.
Captain T. 3. Williams called together
few members of his discovered force yestef-
day and added the performance of few
more nelghborly offices to their already
long list.
Mr.. H. McCsbe, citizen who lost con.
sidersbly by the flood was kindly remem.
ncred by former old friends in Tualeyille,
Va,
The Day OF Retribution
has come, as matters in police circles have
been booming during the week. The
,iir nGers being instinCtively rutfians who
took sdvan' age of the terrible calamity
which befell our people and kept them
,eives well supplied with tangefoot, which
IS said 10 have been Of home manufacture,
ard went bowling like demons, frightening
women and children already excited to the
utmost by the water, but his Honor has
oten bringing them up with a sound turn,
at least, all be can succeed in catching,
some having left the town to avoid the
officers, and II is to be earnestly hoped that
they will forever remain away and not dis
grece the town again by their presence.
Workmen are at work preparing for the
removal of the city building from where it
lies back to its former foundation.
As a rule the citizens of this town are
grateful people, but ss elsewhere we have
exceptions, and the exception being those
who successfully il posed upon the Relief
Committee, and now howl about the IN
fairness OF those noble men and women
who abandoned for the time their own
business, to seek relief and aid for those
Who were render dependentby the great
tlcOd. These men and women instead of
rec, living the excavations should receive
tie plaudits of grateful people, as hey
do receive and deserve.
Mr.. Henry Miller, Of 0swego, n. Y.
who has been
Visiting During the wintor
the family of Mr.. Horatio Pesbody, will
leave for bis home on Tuesday next. Mr..
Miller, during his brief stay, has made
u ny friends by his kind genial DISPOSE
ii n, and who will regret his departure.
The family of Mr.. Frank McJilton will
return hon some time during the week
frCm the Monumental City. where they
btve been stree the rise in the Ohio.
The sufferers by the food here are or sat-
ly indebted to Mrs and Mr.. Frank Prem
t. ., formerly of this place, bat now Of
Steub, nv II for a large number of ready
IN d. bed hicks, they were greatly needed
and came Just in the nick Of time, thanks;
III their shadows never grow less.
Public school will commence on Monday.
A. the waits are still very damp, is thought
by many that the action of the Board is
drsn should not be hudaled together in a
/; ildirg IS damp and unhealthy as our
6l ldipg is at present.
Fhe old delapidated building occupied
p cvious TO the food by Mr. Morris, still
stands as an eye so reto the community,
NY such an abomiDable nuisance should
hS sc remained whilst others, however,
Sc ningly strong and compact were swept
eway is one of those things person can
nor CON prehend.
Ii is said that the mill will be
On in all Departments
t. morrow. Hope so.
Jim Nolan has forsaken his old work in
the mill and is now q full-hedged caroen-
ter, he having purchased complete set OF
tools, and Is busily engaged having all the
work he can do.
The recent cold snap has caused consid
cradle suffering among the children OF
some who were made destitute by the
flood. 1t will be months before our people,
or at least great many, will recover from
the effects Of the great calamity.
Hon. G. s. MoFadden was ia town few
days ago taking an observation of the gen.
eTsl wreck. A more generous or sympa
tbetic heart never beat beneath the oresst
of human bind than the one that gives life
TO G. 8. McFadden. He Of all others should
be remen bered. and doubtless will be by
the people Of this place
We learn through friend that q bache-
lcr, Mr. James Moran, intends soon to de-
sert the ranks in which he has 80 long and
faithfully drilled. We call down the
choicest etc.
The Relief Committee will have a 6nal
meeting some time this week, at which
time the financial affairs of the Relief
Committee will be settled and the business
which
Called IL Into Existence
hpslIy wound up, not only to the satisfac.
ton of those composing the committee but
the people as we'll.
Mr.. David Hire, formerly OF Steubeu.
vile, O., but more recently of Columhu
is in town, and will remain few weeks as
assistant to his nephew, Fl. w. Fisher,
Esq.
Notices have been posted throughout the
town calling an election for municipal
Fff1rRra q M ~ ~ 4
elect q msioTity, AZ least of the present
council.
Musical instruments in this place are at
= discount since the flood.
Mr.. Josish Sinclair is prominently spo.
len Of for Mayor
Willie King makes handsome aud
aebon ir cls,k. He shood hang on as he
's great fsvOrite among the l=dies.