Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
MARTINS FERRY.

The people Of the lover part Of the
Tbird ward or rather, N lore prOpsrIy spssk-
ing are threatening TO raise disturbance
aad proverbiallY speaking, make Rome
how unless their request, which seems to
csusua! observer nothing Unjust, is
granted. The thing waited i7 Il street
IRON tire Standard addition to the orchard
near the Belmont City public school. As
ii is now children are bound to walk on
tina rail road from their homes TO the
school house, walk which is made very
dangerous by the fact that from u N
iii $40 a n. the sgi;ck vna,aa aua the
regular trains occupy the piece OF track
continuously from the S!sudard mill to the
key and barrel shops From ll.20 to 1870
(a0oat the time children are going to and
from dinner the same state of affairs EXISTS
and sgaiR the regGlsr tFains and the local
frei2h, hold the track at this PORT again
fcom $3.50 till sometimes about dark in the
evening, or when the children ere return
lug from school. Of course the train men
ore % careful as possible, hut sGch q
tEorou < hare az tue railroad presents at
these Tunes Of day is dangerous TOR any one
and especially SO for the small children
who attend the Belmont city school The
street opened h.oVgh the Bsidenstsin
property would not only open way for the
ctil1ren 70 auCI9 sch0o' in safety, but it
would open q thorougbtare TO Bridgeport
and Wheeling for teams which would not
subj C. them 10 the dangers which attend
q drive down the river road,
between the mills and the river.
At al times poRething connected With
the proper running Of the mills makes it
impossible for young spirited horses and
horses from the country, no; accustomed TO
the din OF the mills and railroads TO pass
without soaring On the river road in
many places only from twenty 10 thirty
feet intervene between the mills end the
cause Of fright is TO originate, aud the edge
ofthe high river bank over which team
and driver would De dashed 10 death were
they to be thrown in that direction. The
people in that part Of town mentioned
above sd he dri,irg public will heartily
indoree sny action OF Council looking 10
the opening of safety read from the
Orchard to .E,naville.
On Friday night the Union Cornet Band
Of Etnaville, gave q concert at st Clairs.
vile, which was attended with success.
The friends of the band and the vocslis,s
engaged feel dou6lS thankful to St. Claire
vile people Tor their hearty appreciation
ss shown By the attendance aud the sp
pause and kind words accorded. The
following 10 th5 programme rendered:
FART
|. March-"Rebecca Commandery" .......... Pc.tee
Band.
land
8. vacal Deet-"FloT. Gentle Dsva" ....J Parry
Mis- Flora A. williams and proi schofeId.
l. Re eCtion-"La Nesta NeTIa6ante
Band
5 yocl Solo - Scots WIS He" Burns
William Mann.
g. Oriental Lancers.. Ferrazzi
Hand.
:. wsltzes-' Q1een OF Heats" Goetz
Band.
rARGn.
s. Fsntasla-'IG Fas,irel e.. Fl Boissan |
9 waltz, l. A-al,i nALu, ... Luigi Arlla
Mics Flora a. Williams |
0. Brss3 Quanete-"Fhe Eiliags Chize',"
y. Poun1 |
l. Clsrionttts Duet "Lncrrz;a S1rgia" Doniz III |
colbert Kothalein aGdJacOL Ae.,tes. e.
. TutI cclo Bas=o Ef0fGr do. ........ southvell
Elmer ApplcgArth with tand sccompln ment) |
D sacred EQN. NeWL0D
Band.
4 Potpoaui-Oytrturs.. ". fitzgerald !
Band,
In sddrtioa 10 iha aaoT. Mr. VIM. Mauu
sng, by request "Tae Bloom is on the
Iye," which selection dfs~ the popular
snor mNe than ever into favor. Miss
fora Williams, 90 ably assisted by Miss
'uily Scbofed, was as usual The centre
{ attraction, s2d her very able rendition
{ the pris selected was received with
earty applause.
A wsgonlosd of sixteen cofius was taken
'om here to Mt Pleasant yesterday. We
night say in expansion tha, there are
even physicians in Mt. Pleasant, and