Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-12

DuOliC Law hui ucoIu otOttco Va Ms AoPso
running. His funeral will no doubt be
one of the largest seen in Q long time.
There is Just now quite o little colony
Of Martins Ferry people at C~hautAuqua.
The auditorium Of the NJ. E Church,
not yet completed, is well under
way and will probably be ready for occu-
pancy in two weeks. 1t will be much
and will accommodate about two
more people.
The Glenn's Ron Sabbath school gave .
very pleasant picnic at Delaney's Grove
on: Friday.
Lebon Riggs, q fifteen year old boy, who
died of bronchitis on Thursday, was buried
in Riverview cemetery on Friday.
Our people who attend the ball games
at the blast furnace grounds, have . bad
habit of roasting our home players and
speaking and shouting to them in the
most sighting manner while they are on
the field. The boys have furnished con-
siderable good amusement for the people
this summer, aud our people who watch
the game free of charge, without even the
of the hat, should show their ap-
probation in some better n than by
to ho0doO the club. A policeman
on the grounds to prevent such disorder,
might work quite u change.
A short time since, q young couple OF
our town procured n licence TO marry from
the Probate Court OF this county aud later
applied to Mayor NJ, @. Mitchell o have
the coanubial knot tied. His Honor, not
knowing that he was getting q little be-
yond his sphere and doing something which
the law does not permit him to do, per
the ceremony, and the couple have
been living together since In blissful ignor-
snce of the fact that they are not legally
When the return Of the marriage
was made to Probate Judge CASTOR, q few
days since, he notified the Mayor that only
Of the peace and preachers can
the marriage rite IN Ohio.
The past month has been the dulleet
our city for several years. All the mills
and factories have been closed aud Q ms.
jority of the employs have been out on
their annual fishing and hunting expedi.
tions. Better times are however expected
within the next few weeks. The mills are
now on and one o'clock tomorrow morn
ing will see all the glass factories at work
again. A few full pays will work won
ders in the way Of Frightening business,
and the clerks may expect to be called in
from their summer vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willhouse are the guests
Of Mr.. Joseph W. Waters, OF Walnut
We would like - have City Solicitor
Frank X. Se3gwick say whether 1t IL the
duty Of the Mayor or City Commissioner
10 look after the sidewalks. To put the
question more plainly: Does the law Civ
ing the City Commissioner supervision
over all streets and alleys mean that he
shall at the same time have supervision
over pavement, and sidewalksp 1.-The will
explain the law to the RRGIsTER, II will
tell the people who is TO blame for the
miserable condition of some Of our pave
nents, crossings and sidewalks.
Master Harry Rosenthal returned last
evening from q pleasant visit with friends
n Pittsburg and Tarentum, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, Of Eist Liver.
pool, o, are the guest Of Mrs. HillS
parents, Mr.. aid Mrs. Joseph Medill.
Misses Sallic aud Chal. Miller will spend
the coming week with relatives In Isnes-
Vile.
The Red Stockings defeated the Browns,
the Orchard, yesterday, by . score Of
10 u 3.
Geo. W. McKim returned last week from
, business trip 10 Chicago.
Dean and Stella Commerford, two very
bright and interesting little girls from
Wheeling, spent laIt week with Mn. VIM.
Woodruff.
The Laughlin mill will be on in full To-
morrow. A part Of the mill was on Last
Miss Matte Mcdonald returned IN her
home in Irondale, Ohio, last week after .
s%ojourn with her sister, Mn. B.
Brady.
Mrs. Callahan is building q second story
IN her house, corner Fourth and Clsy
The Independent drum corps went to
Bellaire last night in Hymes' express
wagon.
The choir of the Africani Methodist
Church, assisted by the choir OF the church
Of the sama denomination Of Bridgeport,
rave q festival and concert In Lafayette
Opera House last night.
Mrs E. b. O'Neal is dangerously Iii at
The home of her mother, M. c. l.. Myers,
On Fifth street. Her condition Ia consid-
cred critical.
Thoburn Poet G. A. r. No. ~ Ia making
extensive preparations to attend the Co
lumbus reunion in q body in September.
Odd Fellows Hall in the Commercial
block liz undergoing extensive improve
ments.
J. ". Buckingham and granddaughter.
Miss s. B. Thomas, have this week for ap
extended western trip. They will be gone
weeks and will visit relatives 10
cities.
John Grier, William White and z
Kranter are building new houses In the
orchard. Mr.. Kranter's house will con-
tain q storeroom. The others are dwell
ipg3.
Amos Beetles Is confined TO his homo on
Walnut street with typhoid fever.
Mrs. james Miskel IL In S~teubenville
visiting friends.
Miss Emma Cook 10 on the sick list.
Miss AIDA Dilworth, Of Mayer, Pa, u
the guest Of friends in this city.
All the fishing clubs which went out to
the various camps earlier in the snmner.
are at home, except the Sam Jones''
club, which is located ut willow Springs
The Sam Jones will be home this evening.
They will float down in thfir boats and
will be accompanied By the Union Comet
Band.
The report circulated by another paper
that 8. r. Cochran would sell ont here and
move to the West is groundieA- M.
Cochran has made arrangements TO stay
here ut least two years yet.
Mr.. Baxter, Q member OF the b P.d