Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-29
MARTINS FERRY.

Saturday, October 81, will see the
electric street cars running between
this city and Wheeling, so we are prom
ised by the management OF the Wheel
ing Bridge Company. Everything has
been settled satisfactorily with the
Bridgeport council, and large force OF
men and teams are at work on Lincoln
avenue, EtnavilIe, distributing poles
and closing up the 1,200 feet OF track
which is unfinished. The cars will run
as far as Walnut street, this city, for
the present, until the track is continued
further.
Don't fail to hear Jno. V. LeMoyne,
of Maryland, who will address the citl-
zens of this place tomorrow evening at
the Opera House on the political issues
of the day. Mr.. LeMoyne is an evceed-
ingly entertaining talker, and is sure to
interest those who may be fortunate
enough to be present. He is said to De
one of the best tariff debaters on the
stump in Ohio to-day. Let the Demo
Gratis turn out and give him a rousing
meeting.
A large and fashionable audience as
sembled at the Opera House last even
ing to greet the Kellogg Concert Com
pany on their first appearance here.
The performance Of the entire company
gave satisfaction and they can rest as
sured of crowded house should they
ever return. The entertainment is the
| first of five similar entertainments to be
given for the benefit Of the Y. M. Z. a
This evening Go-Won-Go Mohawk,
the Indian actress, will appear at the
| Opera House in the thrilling border
plsy, the Indian Mail Carrier" The
company has been playing to good bust
ness in Wheeling three nights and a
matinee. Go-Won-Go Mohawk. the
star, is the only Indian actress ON the
American stage to-day.
J.B. Gillespie, the popular represen-
tative of the Pennsylvania railroad az
this place, has resigned his position to
accept a more lucrative one with the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Co.
The patrons of the G. 81 p. road will be
sorry to learn this.
A company was organized in this city
Yesterday to operate in the Mcdonald
! oil field. They have secured lease In
the heart of the field and are confident
of getting oil in large quantities. Inc
derrick is already under construction
Mrs. Harriet, wife of Rev. Jonathan
Underwood, of Mount Pleasant, will be
buried to-day. r. G. Underwood, mall
agent on the Cleveland 81 Pittsburg,
is a son of Mrs. Underwood.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Adam Coss
| hOnn NJ her
wrist and DIR. BlackfOrd was called and
rendered the necessary medical atten'
tion.
Mr.. A. B. Anderson, who was so
severity slugged and robbed at Etna-
day. DAY. left for his ''''' Yesterday accom-
Yesterday was good day for candi-
dates. Treasurer Frank Archer and
Candidate Murphy, for Commissioner,
were among the people.
Miss Bessie Blair returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit of several days
among friends and relatives at Portland
Station.
William Terrell and family, Of Akron,
| O., are spending a few days with Mr.
Ferrell's father and other relatives here
Mrs. Mary 3. Mitchell left yesterday
for Tiltonville, after a pleasant visit
with her son here.
Revs. Father Mattingly and Refs
have returned from Long Run and
! Dillonvale.
Chairman Weems, OF the Republican
Executive Committee, was in the City
yesterday.
DR.. Shuttleworth has very lame
foot caused by his horse stepping on it.
DR.. Hogue, Of Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Wood is visiting friends
in Allegheny.