Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
BELLAISE,

The Ole repeated question: well, VINO
going to be the new postmaster is no
more. The simple Interrogation died none
too soon, for most all were tired OF hear
its repetition. 1t is now the proper caper
to ask: How does the new postmaster
strike you" The answers to the latter
question are as variegated "a the coat that
Joseph wore-sil oeing oolored as the in.
dividual addressed thiuks proper. Leaving
aside the fact thai there were several ex
csllent candidates for the shoes Of Mr..
Wise, who have hardly been recognized as
they should for the place, il cannot be de.
MED that Mr. Cooper will make good
postmaster. Ho has hardly merited ali
the favors he has received in o political
way, but what's the use of carrying Oh
about that matter now that he has pocket
ed the plum. 4 circle among the Demo,
Gratis will convince one that they are glad
The fight is over. The position has been
coveted by some, more from the
desire of ofice than for the salary. IL is
curious that man who is 10 position 10
make over $500 year out of business will
feel blue if he does not secure situation
under Uncle Sam at remuneration less
than the sum they are now making The
postmaster is compared with that OF Coan-
Gilman in tina! it is all
CUFFS AND No PRAISE
from the uusympathizing public they have
to deal with. The papers have done most
OF the kicking for the people and the hot
test Democrats were surprised al what
some Of the truth.tellers printed in their
columns. A great deal has been said OF
a derogGtcry character in connection with
the name OF General Warner. Suffice tito
say that Adoniram Jonidsb is about as
smart as the average politician, and he will
be able to make the hearts OF the Demo
Gratis beat in accord when season requires
if they are not in that order
now. The Democrats should remember
that the new p. nc. ia Democrat and that
his reception to the new Off 2e cuts the list
of Repu Olicans holding office, AMI that it
is now time for the sons of the present sd-
ministration to take hold Of the municipal
wheel, nominate good men for the Offices
and elect them. Let the past pass. 1t
rrejudioe is allowed to linger nothing but
disastrous results will follow.
Probably the largest fair aud festival,
Excepting the monumental fair ever held
in this city, is now in progress at the Ely
Elan rink. The Catholics with desire to
improve their property conceived that the
ew.fangled idea, a bazaar was Just the
thing 10 raise the mcGey, and they set to
work with willing hands and transformed
the Elysisn rink into thing Of beauty and
attraction and the success Of the affair is
unprecedented. The bazaar opened on
Thursday night with fair crowd in at
tendance, and each evening since the
crowd swelled in nEmkeFs. Father Gull
has been g: The head of everything and
has shown more than ever before that be is
an able and energetic EiRn and above ell
that le u
A GOOD MANAGER,
and is thoroughly inbued with that spirit
which wins recognition. The attractions
each evening last week were quite inter
eating. but an effort will be made during
the remainder Of the fair to surpsss all pre-
y,ous displays. Ii is a noticeable fact that
AL denominations and creeds are present
and appear as interested in the show as
the Catholics themselves. Heslherington' s
and the ST. Cecilia bands combined fur
nish the MUSIC.
The concert in the Christian church on
Friday evening, given for the purpose Of
raising money to purchase extra reading
matter for the children in the primary de
partment of the public schools, was q sue
cess even beyond that expected
BY the managers. The church wa
packed to the door when the entertainment
began. Mothers we're there to hear theil
little sYeethearts, bellies aud besux wer'
there 10 see how successful the teacher
were in their undertaking; and hundred
of others were there with the little ones Il
} hear the DESTINATIONS, songs, ETC., and Il
, help the good cause along. 1t can be SAT-
to the credit of those, who, for seyera
3 weeks accomplished 0 great deal and vol
( the praise Of sll present.
Now that the factories are all runnin
+ and trade is comparatively brisk the ques
] ton of prices has bsstirred the msnufsC
] turers. II is subject worthy Of considers
ton and is often settled by the vorkme
;, standing the blunt Of the trouble caused b
q low prices. The flint men have to des
e with the question nov more taA
ever and the Eiasos elasS1 'naaufa,
9 t.ssls recognize Il ss Of vital importapc,
d There are many things that condacs (
:. this condition, and if we understand II Il
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