Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-25
NEWS FOR NEIGHB0RS.
WHEELING AND VICINITY COVERED BY
THB RBGISTgR'S" CORRESPONDENTS.
COSBY Letters From Many Different Towns
Furnishing Complete Resume Of the
Dongs Of he Week.
sTEUBsNvILLE.
Railroad Building Meets a seibaok-Qaiet
Wed1ing- Other News.


Wedding--O ther News.
!SDs,ial CorTaDonde,cs Of he sunday Register.
SrEUBENvILLE. August 24.-The out
look now IL thar the StsUbenvile exten
sion of the Wheeling x Lake Erie Railroad
will not be built this season. General NJ
ID. Wocdfcrd, President Of the road, was il
the city on Thursday last, and intimstec
that TIE unexpected opposition the Com
pany hid received 70 entering Sse1ben
VILE would so comp!icats matters tnat Il
was very doubtful II tee work could be De
oun in time to complete the road BY th'
first Of January, 1890. President Wood
ford said that a. present work was beng
concentrated On the road above the several
Short Creek coal mines with the object OF
completing the road IN time 70 ship coal e
Cleveland before the lake season or navl'
cation ends. so that large contracts 70 sup
ply places IN the North with coal can OF
flied. Trait the Steubenvllle extension
will be built there is no doubt, but the de-
Law is uncslled for, and the cars might Just
es well be running on January /, leSO as
on January ]. 1891
Danny Csnih and Miss Lizzie May,
on last Sarday evening, without acqusint-
ing any Of their friends @! their lDtenuoni
procure q c3rrisge and drove 70 the Dean
erv. o. North Fourth street, end were mar
rieo by the Very Rev. Dean Hartnedy.
Ther.xt day they were kept bnsy recelV-
mo ths corp -Gtulations OF their many
friends. arS in the evening they we're Is
vorcd With o sefsnsde by the Buckeye C0f-
ne. Band. A reception was also aeld at
tbe residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
John Nav. on North Fifth street, the same
evening. the attendance being limited 70
Che Immediate friends Of tbs bride and
g-con. Mr.. and Mrs Csnif start out IN
me with abundant wishes on the part OF
friends for q safe and prosperous Journey
over the matrimonial sea.
The plate glass for Tilney's neT block,
on upDsr Market street, arrived Thursday,
and attracted the attention Of a large num-
her Of people o. account Of the size Of each
i1ht, they being the largest ever brought
10 Siaubenville; each of them measured
l1x12 and weighed 500 pounds. They
were so large that the floor Of the nat car
Cd which they were shipped had 10 be cut
out and the glass swung 90 within few
inches Of tire ground before they could be
Brought through Gould's tunnel west Of
this city. When the Tilney block Is com
plsted il will be one Of the finest in the
CITY. and the stors-rO0m is the largest, be-
ing 4Ox75 feet.
D.B. johnson. Secretary Of the Stsu-
benviue Gas and Electric Company, ar
rived home Wednesday from three weeks
fishing trip TO Muskoka Lake, Ontario.
Mr.. johnson was compelled to return home
in advance Of the resi- OF the party on &C
count Of the demands Of business. The
others viii remain there about two weeks
longer.
Fred II. Pride, who was absent for
about six weeks on a visit 20 bis cd home
in Nova Scotia, returned 20 Steubenvlue
on Thursday ls5t.
Miss Carrie B-ues, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing her irieod. Miss Mary Reynolds, o.
North Seventh street.
Judge Mansfield is russicating at bis old
home, in Greene township, Harrison coun-
ty. 80
Mrs. Frank Lisby, of Wheeling. IL visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. n. Fisher,
Of Church street.
Miss Aggie Moalds is home from a visit
to friends at Rochester, Pa.
Joseph May, Of Nay * BIO, left Tor the
East On Thursday % purchase q fall stock
Of merchant tailoring and gents furnish
ing goods.
CHARLEY Hoffman is visiting his mother
in Bellaire.
Superintendent Gregory, Of the Sieuben-
Vile Gas and Electric Company, is home
from an extended Eastern trip.