Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-14

| and musicians took part Snc all acquitted
themselvds in fine style. At the conclu-
sion of the concert tie Aoor was cleared of
the chairs and dancing was commenced
continuing uutil an early hour Friday
morning. The affair wss ore Of the moot
eDj,yabls in the history Of the Ariop.
| BELLAIRE.
For sALE.-Lot Sc, Bute's addition,
Gravel HUI. Enquire Of N. K. Wolf,
Wheeling.
Mrs. Joseph Camp will cpm notion
store in the room next to the bank, on Bal
mont street.
Within square of the City Building
there are three co.ored men who have
white wiyea
The Youug Mems Democratic Club, the
T,lden Club and q largo body of other
faithful will 60 to Wheeling on the SOtn
Henly Blum will 90 Est the last OF
this week.
Ohss. LaRohe has returned from Barnes
villa, where he was drumming up busi-
ness.
Mrs Sarah Cord IN, OF Kslsss, who has
been visiting friends fe:e for the past
month, will return home to-nO row. Mrs
Gordon is strong ProAibitionist aud was
among the ladies who went to the polls on
election day aud voted her sentiments
The women are great factor in politics IN
Kansas. 10 is out there thkt they some
times have female msyors. Tine married
lady who went to Kansas from this county
and worked tho political wires go that she
was elected Chief Mogal in small town,
is certainly 40 example of push. The ep,.
position laughed and said unSird
things Of her, hut she made
good mayor nevertheless. Likely she
would have been selected for second term
but for an accident She was the mother
of a fine boy baby daring her first term
and then political aspirations CEASED. The
father did not care to take charge OF baty,
and as thu mayors office WAS not al extra
fine place to initia'c til, lit Ia dear, the
mother returned TO hsr .eslde at home.
Babies sometimes cause o great deal Ct
t.ouble and sometimes upset all calculs-
tio1s.
A large crowd will 60 to Wheeling on
the steamer BellaiTe tomorrow eve aing to
the Republican Blowout.
The anniversary celebration Of the Tain
era tomorrow evening will be tiue sfftlr
Visitors from surrounding towns will be IN
attendance and good time is expected.
Mr.. Zuingle Armstrong end bride are
sp ending few days at Columbus.
The lecture of Samuel Small in the
Christian Church, Monday evening, will
be treat Admission free to Ill bat the
ont part of the church. This is the same
Sam who with his colleague, Sam Jones,
made things lively at the Mouadsville
camp ground. The reverend gentleman ii
only smsll in nams. His Intellectual Ca
pscity and his common sense are anything
but small.
Wren whe,t g.ts too high there is the
old standby cora meal to fall back on.
Tais staple hard Y ever varies in price.
Jacob Wasser ID looking foe first class
baker.
Every Fiidsy the p1pils of the High
School have apSeches, essays AMI reading.
Mrs Maggie Fitton, Of MOu adsv:lle, is
visiting frlcads in this city.
Mr.. Fuller of the candy kitchen has
been selected policeman at the theatre. A
good selection. =,
Tbs flint glass f;ctories ere running
along smoothly. The surp'y Of natural
gas was better lat week than for some
time. There is fair demand for the
product of the t,ble ware folse', but the
Lantern Globe Works is way behind with
orders. TIE window works are turr Jog
out products equal to the capacity of the
concerns. Mottly large sizes of glass are
being cut, as there was scarcity of this
article when the factories resumed. At
the steal works everything ia on in full,
and the product is shipped almost as fast
ss it is turned out. The new scheme OF
Blowing the steel as il comes direct from
the blast furnace well and doos away
OF one melting of the steel. About 80
men will be thrown out of emf l,ymsnt by
the move. The new process will allow
the manufacture of an increased product.
Mrp. T. T. Ssal and Miss Laura Dickens
are back from weeks visit in Barnes
vile.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson, of Msrtin's Ferry,
is visiting her parents in the 4th ward.
The rain Of the past week has interfered
with tine paving OF Noble street
TIE opera company that was here last
night will wind up business in few days
and TIE principle characters will 90 on the
road with company of 40 peorls.
Thirty workmen have been t3Iown out
Of work at the B & o. shops and a like
number a. the steel plant, all Of which ia
not co mo ting news to the pecp!e of this
city Just at this time.
The Steamer B,llaire still arrives and
departs on sun time.
The window glass workers re,eiyei a
full pay yesterday, the first for some
weeks.
Rev. W. s Campbell will bsp.ise several
people at the service this morning.
A. r. Stewart. of this city, viii read an
essay bsfore the st Clsi -sville Pieshy cry
which meets at GAINESVILLE next week.
The Belmont Glass Works will get pots
Monday in tbs furnace that was fixed for
coal. Glass will b, made by the 23fd
Charles Bl,keney and bri5e viii return
to this city and 90 TO housekeeping.
The st. Clairsville fir will be held this
week.
The B;lnort Building & Loaa Co. sells
money Monday evening.
Mr. A. Sciick, President Of the Eu'er-
prise Window Glss, Co., is in Iowa selling
glass.
A donation party WIS given Rsv. T. ".
Lane, p's,or of the First NJ. E. Church,
Friday night.
The Evansville fair was held late this
se,son so rs TO ms, the rainy weather, but
the weather prophet who prepared the
dates of the exhibition misad it again this
year.
"Wolf Trap" is billed for the Elysian
Thsater on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings.
Mr., Sinaeborn returned from Philadel-
phis yesterday. Mrs.. Somehow, who
has tean i'll in Philadelphia. is recovering
and will bs home in few days,
Messrs. HMsa, May and Tracy, Of the
B. & o., attended private hop givea by
the Warren Club in Brownsville, Friday
evening.
Thos. Silly has been at Scmersou for the
past week st the bedside of his fathsr.
Bethel station Democrats met last night
and decided to turn out at the Thurman
meeting on the 30th.
P. F. Scott. representing the We,tern
Union Mutual Life Association was in
town last night