Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-29
MARTINS FERRY.


pate i'm the labor parade at Wheeling to-
/ morrow. and there is no doubt but what
our little city will be well represented
from different local unions that
| expect 70 engage in il, as the follow
Ing list with route of march VIII
show: First, Carpenters on Walnut west
of Fourth: second, painters on Walnut
street west of carpenters; third, glass
l workers on Fifth south OF Walnut; nith,
/ laborers on Walnut west of Fifth; sixth,
hodcarriers on Walnut east Of Fourth;
l seventh teamsters on Fourth south oil
/ Walnut The line of March will be as fol-
\ lows: South on Fourth TO Hanover. east
I 20 First. south 10 ferry, thence south on
I Main 10 Eleventh, east TO Chapllne, where
each local Will be assigned TO its respec-
| tive place, by commencing with the team
sters. each union in the rear dropping OIL
I rs they arrive at the location Of their dlVls-
| ion. Wagons with display, or other vehl-
clcs. will form on Fouth south Of teamsters.
There was lively time on the corner OF
I Second and Washington streets on Wednes-
dav night. Several well known girls fol-
/ lowed another one that far when they came
/ together and had a first-class scratching
and hair pulling match. Look out girls, II
| is as much against the law for girls 10 night
as it is for boys.
| The Field Day exercises of the Young
/ Mems Christian Association Outing CLUBS,
/ Of Wheeling and Martins Ferry, Will come
of to-day at . p. m. There is good DIT oil
interest taken in the contest here. There
will be q special train on the {. l.. X W. al
] o'clock, city time
John Ulrich, Of Burlington, formerly OF
| Ftnaville, one of our most prominent
German citizens, and member Oh tue
Union Cornet Band and Maennerchor Sing
ing Society, is lying at the point OF death
We understand that the physician gave him
up last evening
4 certain man in this city, who is mar
ried and not living with his wife, - followed
"a married lady and her sister almost home
: the other evening, and now the husband OF
, the married lady swears vengeance. This
story comes from the husband 70 the REC
% I>TEE
Several witnesses have been summoned
3 10 appear before K. 7. Howell, Of Bridge
! port. to testify in the case between Mrs,
o. Findlav and the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company. The trial is set for tomorrow.
, Miss Edith and Anna McKim arrived
, home last evening, from Syracuse, ONO,
, where they have been spending three
weeks vacation among friends and &c
e quaintanccs.
The glass trade seems to be on the boom
at present, for the factories cannot com
plete their orders until the ware Is made,
9 having run out of all kinds of assortments.
John Gels. of the marble works here, en-
ected six monuments last week, four in
Mount Pleasant, three in the Peninsula
cemetery. and one in Weeks cemetery.
James Findley, our stone contractor, has
received q contract 10 build six stone
bridges i'm jefferson county. The contract
was awarded yesterday.
Miss Birdie Blacl1ford, Miss Matte
y Mitchell and Mrs. y. Ralston attended q
, meeting Of a missionary society ut Roney's
! Point yesterday.
Mr. Andrew Shannon leaves for
S Marietta, Ohio, to-day. after long vlsi'
, among friends ard relatives in this vicin'
5 ity.
WIN. Hampton, of Somerton, is the guest
e of his brother. Mr.. Oscar Hampton, and
S sister. Mrs \. J. Van Pelt, OF this city.
C. Il. Kane, 1.-The proprietorof the boiler
works" moved his household furniture
j., here yesterday from Butler, Pa.
The r. E. Phillips will leave here sun
day morning al 80 O'Clock Tor the Mouhus
D vile campmeeting.
j. There was six boys arrested here last
& evening for disorderly conduct and halloo-
{ ing at the police.
Isaac Wagner. of the Tool Works. hurt
p his hand quite severely while at work yes
terday.
Quite a number of our old and young
people picnicked at Wheeling Park, yes
terday.
Mrs. Sarah Redman, of Wheeling, is Wis
iting at the residence Of Benjamin EXley
@ Sr.
e. The Laughliu nail mill continues to shil
quite a number Of carloads of nails west.
d NV. F.Fulton has resigned his position as
Secretary Of the y. NJ. c. 4. of this city.
c Press Job, Township Clerk, Of Coleran
township" was in the city yesterday.
W. r. Barrett has returned from Cadiz
where he has been on a visit to friends.
A great many will go to Wheeling to-
b morrow TO see the labor parade.
John Duncan, of the firm Of W. 1. Dun
4 can X Co. is on the sick list
Bulger Green, o. Newlands addition Is
e living very sick.
Mr. Dye, Of Dayton, o., is in the city on
business
/. Speuce's shop is making large ship
ments.
Marshal Westwood is back from Column
bus.
George Hall is slightly indisposed.
! Matt McDermott is on the sick list.
S Bob Mcguire is lying very low.