Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
TERSE TlDiNGS
And Choice Tidbits of News Ground Out
for the Hesister Readers In Bellaire-
Personal Items-A Grand Party.

Personal Items-A Grand Party.
Mrs. Daniel Carroll of Gainesville, IL
| the guest of the Misses Moore. John
| Braiden is here on visit from Kansas
Rev. J. H. Bell at the A. NJ. E. church
to-day. Eggs and butter are scarce.
| Creamery butter is sold in larger quantities
at present. The Plumed knight
Juniors went to Glencoe last evening
The Buckeye Six will give ball at fur
ner Hail on November 9th. Mr.. Jane.
f. Anderson, editor and proprietor Of the
| independent, is now engaged erecting o
two stork brick building with basement or
Union street, to be used for his newspaper
business. 1t has been found necessary to
substitute modern improvements in print
| ing owing to the increased business in job
work, aud The large circulation which the
| Daily Independent is now enjoying. The
building will be a good one, the first tioo
| of which will be used as u press room, and
will be run and fitted with an engine. The
second floor will be used by the com positors
while the editors will have offices on the
third floor. A number Of our people were
in " heeling last night taking in the Demo
cratic demonstration. Last night at Glen.
coe they had jollifcation of a Republican
nature and good crowd and time is re-
ported. A Blaine and Logan pole was raised.
| Miss Katie Harris, of Columbus is In the
city, the guest of Fourth ward friends. An
infant daughter OF Mr.. Henry Baker will
be buried to-day. The Blaine and Logan
club of the First ward meets on Monday
night To-day is the sixth anniversary OF
the conservation OF the Columbus Cattle
dral, and Tuesday the Sixth anniversary OF
the death of good Bishop RosecrunS schol
ar, patriot, bishop. There will be preach
ing service in the South Bellaire NJ. L
Church this morning at 1899 o'clock by
Rev. Z. Ii. Taylor This is the beginning
| Of new arrangement by which there vii
be preaching every Sabbath evening az
heretofore. and In addition, preaching ever,
! other Sabbath morning. Mrs Ellen FIJI
kins Of New York, is in the city. The Re.
publican blowout on Friday night failed t,
maierialize, William Mccoy and wife, O.
! tie Fourth ward, are visiting friends il
West Virginia Mr.. jackson Myers is ser.
iously ILL., And now they talk OF running
Col. Joe TAYLOR for Governor of Ohio. They
take the dose hard but they are letting hin
down easy. Miss Annie Bags, of Bridge
port, is the guest of Mrs. David Stewart
Miss Annie Warnock is in the city from
Warnock, o. Miss Lima Thomas was in the
city yesterday. Rev. Wallace fills the pull
pit in the United Presbyterian church to
day The thief who is appropriating REGIS
TIERS every morning is being watched, an6
ifthe stealing of papers from the bundles If
not stopped the fellow will be locked up.
The fire alarm now in use by the city should
be traded off for one that will make o
sound that can be heard out of the Third
ward The FIRE companies in the upper and
lower portions Of the city never hear the
alarm, but are notified by telephone, Simon
D,lan, ofCincinnati, was in town yesterday
\ FIRE was discovered in the roof of VIM
Hatterys residence yesterday morning.
An alarm was sent in, but the buckle t
6I gsde succeeded in quenching the
Atmes which had just got started
The nail works only run part Of last week
The election caused shut down Of two
days,
Campaign Echoes.
Warner got thar Eli aud by vote to-
large to contest, as was threatened by some
of Joseph-do-l against the-contederacy.
Taylor friends The Police Court had
| considerable business on last week Mayor
Cooper has been delegated to continue bus.
mess at the old stand Mr. J. A. Heinlein
modestly states that the fold is full of de
feated candidates, and he feels comforted
when he thinks that the good are some
times made to suffer All agree that Mr.
Heinlein had the hardest fight Of any man
on the ticket, and made good showing
| We intended as soon as we got our seconG
breath to raise the cry of fraud, but som
of our esteemed Republican friends tool
their second breath first and beat US.
Never mind, we'll get them the next time,
and it will be in the nature Of a surprise
What would the reader think il we shout,
pronounce the election in November
tair aud honest one, not stained b,
fraud and minus the usual quantity Of bull %
doing The Plumed Knights talk OF M
hing their club permanent organization.
/ hP'e was great rejoicing in the politica
camps on last Wednesday. The Democrat
laug he'd at their large majority in West VII
MA while their opponents enthused owe:
ne result ia Ohio Now the smiling is 70
IiIlt ent reasons. A broad grin adOrns tn
face Of the average Republican when h.
sees the small majority in the little noun
tain State, and the Democrat feels better
than when he learned on Tuesday evening
that the State Of Ohio was good for %, ZOO
Republican majority. Several of the faith
FL cf the St John club failed to live up to
their promises last Tuesday, and the Pro
hibi'ionists think their full vote was no.
coal ted. The new flag that was presented BY
the ladies OF the fifth ward last night to the
Blaine and Logan ;,ole was a very pretty one,
4 Pleasant Party.
! The Echo Society had another Of it
pleasant gatherings on Friday, The clul
had been Invited to spend some e ;IAn'na q
the home of Miss Mollie Wellington Of
South Wheeling, and concluded to go or
the evening stated, About | couple,
gathered at the home of Louis Battelle in
the Fourth ward at O'Clock, and half al
hour later the crowd was on its WY t.
hheelng with that veteran express IN
Mr. John Preston. The wagon was Q. I'd
ed 10 the utmost and the heavy 10 Sas
about all the horses could manage Thu
progress to Wheeling was very sIo~, but
the time was filed in by singing. A.
bridgeport the club gave quite an exhibl
ton of its vocal talents, and brought 70 til
vigorous applause from the hearers. AT
$50 the visitors aEghted at their designs,
ton and were at once taken in cnsrse b,
the hostess, Miss Molie, who made f a.
pleasant as possible for all presep,
Several hours were whiled AVA
! Az he terpsccoresn art, and eating choice 70
freshiBen,.. Those present from the Nail
city did all they coum, for their guests and
have the best wishes of those pressnt. Tn,
trip home was in order at $50 M. All
went well although break down was prob,
able at any time, until West Wheeling was
reached. Here it was found that the axlc
on the front end Of the wagon was hot and
the wheel refused to revolve. ALI piled out
aud after vigorous work for halt an hour.
and after stirring number of the residents
Of that little town from their sweet repose, a
half frozen lot of humanity was piled into
the vehicle again, and arrived home a5ou.
40 4. ~. sleepy and tired, Those pressn
from here we're re Misses Clara Theobald
Jessie Wiley Lille rr,,rN Hattie Moore