Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
sTEUBENVILLE NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
STRUBENvILLE, November 3.-The pee.
pc from this city who ate aded the great
Democratic rally and reception to Judge
Thurmaa on last Taesday were highly
gratifed at the 10 pitsb!e entertainment
acc corded them by the Democrats Of Wtesl'
ing. Nothing seemed TO be neglected TO-
the ertsrtaiomeut OF guests and to secure
the success Of the ovation to Olio's favor
tie son. At the cams time it was the OBJ
servatiou Of many that the Republicans q
Wheeling were about as big1tei, bitter
sat Of partisars as one could expect to fin !
anywhere. They all appeared to be angry
because the DIM ocrats were having sue
cessful time, and the mean, dirty, con.
temp ible little acts peIp3trated By ths m
vas a new feature Of political antsgonism
to ms1 wno hsve been used in the past
few years t. be treated with consideration
by their politicsl opponents although the
latter were lagsly IN the majority. But
than every one on second consideration
made allowances for the Wheeling follow
ers of Goff and Harrison and Morton. for
the evidence was overwhelming that West
virginia would csst its electoral vote for
Cleveland and Thurman.
Thursday evening" last street cars ap.
p Jared in this C ty for the first time, and
the excitement and attention it attrscted
WAS equal to that caused by the frs. loco.
motive passing through country village.
TEE cars were run for a special occasion,
horses and mules bsiDg used for motive
power, the electric power not yet being in
readiness.
Eighteen hu1dre1 barrels of oil have
teen shipped from the Turkey Foot well
over the liver. It brought the fancy
figure Of 81. 25 per bMrel. The Gwen well
on TIE Crawford farm, is expected in
shortly. The Panhandle will run 6
switch from Nsw Cunte land to Turkey
Foot, a distsnc of mile and halt,
which will facilitate the shipment OF
material and the erection Of derr:cks. A
portion of Browns Island has been leased
AID test wells will be sunk thereon.
E'even u smbevs Of the City Council O.
Canton were he'e on Thursday examining
cur brick pavSmsnts.
Toe anniversary OF the Y. NJ. 2. A. Mon
day evening was a success. The report
of officers show that the association ha'
been making good progress, and the Treas
urer's report demonstrated thai it WAS il
good financial condition. Mr.. S. A. Tag
CART dsli7ered o plea fer more extensive
work and for q suitable building in which
to carry on the work.
Miss Mollie Trainer VIII spord the win
ter in Washington City.
Mrs R,seman Gardner was the guest O
her sister, Mrs. John Flew, az Wheeling
this weak.
jos Zellers will resume his old position
in Morrison's drug store next Monday.
Miss Lillian Brucly, OF Pittsburg, is thu
guest of Mis-, Jessie Mosgrove, at the L
S. Hotel.
r ]. Moorly left Thursday for Nov
York to take position Ga the staff of th.
New York TribURs.
James MscFee aud sister, Miss Mamie
of Pittshurg, are guests of the Misss
Hsgue.
Miss Faye White, Of FsrDwood, is tn
guest of Mrs. W. H. Garrett of Soutl
Fifth street.
Capt Pres Roberts, formerly of this city
now of Independence, Mo-, with his wife
are guests at Mo;sgrovs's U. s. Hotel.