Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-26
MARTINS FERRY.
What a Day Brought Forth in the Busy
City over the River.

What a Day Brought Forth in the Busy
City over the River.
Prof 6. E. Sparks, our genial Superin-
tendent OF Schools, delivered very able
address on the ''Factors Of Public Educa-
lion" at the Methodist Church on Sunday
evening. Tbs church was packed by
parents who have children at school, and
all seemed highly pleased, and said thew
thought il was al excellent thing and
wished he would give another lecture
soon.
WIN. Msdden's remains were inferred at
the Riverview cemetery, at 3 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon. Local Union No. 10,
A. f. G.. W U of which he was mem
Der, attended in body. TIE pail. bearers
we're Eli Wolf, Charles Otto, Larry O'Con-
nell, Alex BOhannal, James COnnell and
Dan. Clire.
Il was ium0red that James Garrett was
dome no" tOr a watch and chain and a
small amount of money while intoxicated,
yesterday. The parties are known and
left the city, but some people think the
watch y as jusl taken to keep for him till
he would get sober.
Mr.. Gayhart, of Washington, Pa, has
been in the city the past week the guest Of
Alex. Davidson He has a patent for a
window blind attachment, which he is try
ing to get some one to tsks hold Of and
sell the counties for him to retail dealers
Of window blinds
Yesterday search warrant was taken
out for the purpose Of searching John Col
/ Inns, who boarded at ThOs. Wilson's, near
/ the furnace. He was accused OF stealing a
watch from his brother His trunk was
searched in front of the Jail but no watch
was found.
Pater Beszle was lying very low last
evening, and was not expected to live un-
III morning. His daughter, MS Elkins,
from Pennsylvania, Is at his bedside.
Train No. s. struck and killed a cow
belonging to Dan Dobbins, just above the
Lsughlin nail mill, yesterday. It's funeral
will take place tomorrow.
There will he several members Of the
Jr o. U. A NJ. here from Youngstown to-
day TO attend the presentation of flags to
the public schools.
L Spencs's carpenter shop resumed
| operations, yesterday, and hsve COM
msuced TO build thrsshing machines for
next seasons trade.
Norris Miller, an engineer On the @ &
p, was IN the city yesterday IN the inter
est Of the Pennsylvania Company Relief
Association.
TIE E!scn glass works expect 20 fire up
on Wednesday night. 1t usually taxes
six or seven days TO get the dres ready for
melting glass.
Louis Smith, the boss decorator at the
Buckeye glass house, was taken very sick
yesterday, and had to be hsu ed home Ill
wagon.
Damon and Pylhias will be played at the
new Opera House on December p, instead
I OF OecsmOer25, as WAS previously stated
The Forbes Black Diamond will opan
three nights engsgementa at the new Opera
House On Thanksgiving night.
The @. L & W. backed car OF The
switch At the stone yards, opposite VIM.
Mann foundry, yesterday.
N,xt Thursday being national holiday,
most OF Nuk me- NlhlAH Will NC S4u-GA i.' II"
II o'clock until evening
ThomAs Pngh's mother expects to leave
On Thursday for Long Pine, Neb., whore
her daughter Della lives.
Harry Eberline, wife and son returned
last evening from a visit with his brother
in Piltsbarg.
Mrs. A. George, who hiss been quite i'll
for the past two weeks, was much better
yesterday.
! Harry L'ndlay's Cast Away" company
played ''D yorce" last evening TO large
rouse.
Lotz & Scheel1e received quite large
stock OF turkeys and chickens yesterday.
Jas. Under, our popular cOlored barber,
arrived home yesterday from Akron, o
9 Mics Muggis Burns, CT Bellaire, was IN
the city yesterday calling on friends
Duon Neil, alias Fatty" was the only
occupant OF the al at this writing
Reynolds, the tailor, was in Bridgeport
O1 husicess yesterday.
Rev Pdpgle, Of Mt. Pleasant, sss IN the
city yesterday.
John Gates leaves to-day for New
Brighton, Pa.
Prof Add White was in the city yeet'r-
day.