Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

J8cksOn SlStcEe BoNo 'OA a
show at the Excelsior rink, the two little
misses doing the "Mikado and SPanisn
dances very nicely.
On Friday night last at the Eureka 3
yery good show was on the boards. The
performance consisted of bicycle riding,
skating aud dancing. The bicycle riding
was something almost marvellous and the
other parts of the show very good. The
audience was large and were treated to an
exhibition well worth the admission
charged. 80
On Friday night st the Etns mill. two
rather serious accidents occurred. john
Cox. ST., had his hand severely burned
while firing sn snnealing furnace. The
burn was 60 bad that it is thought Mr..
Cox will lose this member. The same
night Charles Fritz was struck in the SIDE
Of the head and face with fash of cinder
from the muck rolls. he had heated
scrap ball the second time, and during the
process it had become filled with cinder
which, when it passed through the rolls,
burst out and struck him as stated above,
burning The skin and hair off one side OF
bis head and almost consuming bis ear
The same night roll was broken on the
''big plate mill.
Joseph Munslow will commence the
erection ola dSelling on his lot on Walnut
street in few days.
James Crossley has commenced the
foundation of a new residence on his lot on
Fourth street
The Women's Union Benevolent Society
meets at the reSidesce of Mra. Anderson
Rslston, on Fourth street, Wednesday at
terpoon at 2 o'clock. A full attendance Is
especiallv desired on this occasion.
Rt the Presbyterian church TO day, the
pastor, Rev. Z F. Walker, will preach at
TO- Oa. m. and p. m. Subject tor morn,
ing, by REQUEST, Christian Contentment,"
evening, Jonah and the Fish: Prayer
and praise service at $50 p. m. Everybody
welcome. =,
On Thursday Mrs. Josepba y Nc
Laughlin died of cancer, in the Wheeling
Hospital, after lingering illness She
was buried from ST.. Matthews church, IN
Wheeling, Yesterday morning. Mrs. Nc
Laushlin was well known here, she having
been a resident of this place for many
years. Her death will be noticed with
sorrow by her many friends and acqualni-
ances. -,
William Payne Is at home fiom the
Pennsylvania lumber regions spending
few DAYS with relatives and friends.
Friday evening Miss Flora Williams en-
rertained about ten couples OF old d. L.
F, +. society at the residence OF her par.
entE, in the Garden Spot. The even
iug's entertainment and amusement was
furnished by an elegant supper served BY
her sister, Mrs ice Wells, at her residence,
and long interval of dancing at Miss
Williams home 10 the music OF Bluuen-
beres orchestra. Those present were:
Misses May Boggs and Berthe Williams, of
Bridgeport; Maud Newland, Berthe Gray,
Nav McKin, Lizzie Medill, May Robinson,
Ida Hoyle, Fannie Van Pel', Jessie Trip,
Eta Smith. Ada DilWorth, Lizzie Orr, and
Belle Updegraf; Messrs. Clarence n, Bur
ris, C. w. Swartz, George Ralston, Charles
Silby, DR.. W. r. Garrison James Penn
ipgton. Mortimer Williams, Ed Ride W. K.
Adrian, William Cattell and Frank 0 Neall.
A few weeks ego, as was noted IN the
REGISTER at tue time, a robbery was com
mit,ed in Smithfeld, Jefferson county.
Since then it seems that great deal OF
fear has existed for fear Of a repetition, and
now the little town Of COO inhabitants has
forty sworn police.
Take look at SRarfz's plush and seal
caps for boys. Prices low.
There is considerable com ment among the
colored people corcernipg the action OF the
school board in removing the colored school
from their old quarters in the Third ward
TO the old Cortrell store room. A meet
ing of colOred citizens was held Friday
niIht at which resolutions deprecsting
the action Of the School Board were
psssed. The Board of Education say
they are doing all in their power and
promise the colored children a new build
ing as soon as the building and lot in
Clark's addition can be disposed Of. 1t
must be remembered that the schools are
all terribly crowded, aud that none Of the
lower grades are receiving .heir due. 1t
seems though that only partial relief can
be afforded before rext summer, when
probably q new building similar to the one
in the First ward will be erected in the
| Third.
Joseph Majors, Eco. will take up his
winter quarters in residence on West Han
over street in the near future.
Mems sin Hate, all shapes, from $l:OO
up at SwaTtzs.
Early Yesterday morning William
Barnes, ON old man we'll known for miles
around, died St the residence of relative
named Levi Barnes, near Mt. Pleasant
"Old Billy as he was commonly called,
had many excentricities, among which
was desire to tramp from one place to an.
other. He spent his time in knitting and
peddlDg eggs, aud was perhaps the mcst
widely known local character in this Sec
ton.
! A good fur fat brim Hat for 81 90 ct
SWartz's.
John Cess, who is employed at J. 7.
Hane's marble works, has the agency for
a newly invented washing machine, which
seems destined to revolutionize the meth.
DDS used By housewives in performing that
most arduous duty. A lady with fsmilr
OF seven did washing for them all in tEo
hours with the machine, last week. 1t
will be loaned by Mr.. Geiss to any one
caring to try it.
A petition signed By nineteen subscrib-
era has been handed to the c. D. x z.
Telephone Company, requesting them to
either employ q night and Sunday opera
tor or else remove the telephones nov in
use By the petitioners.
All the striking employees Of the Laugh
lin Nail Company who could possibly do so
attended Alexander Lsughlin's funeral
Yesterday. This was fitting tribute Of re-
spect,. and shows that it is the nature OF
man to sympa,hize with His fellow man in
an hour of trouble.
A few men sre at work st the Buckeye
Glass Works repairing the machinery.
Keep your ears warm By buying win.
ter cap at Swsrtzs All styles aud prices.
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