Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
MARTINS FERRY.

J. w. Griqble, of Bridgeport, will be
allowed to photograph the scholars OF the
various rooms or the public schools by the
school board.
Some OF the Democratic soldiers are very
indignant at receiving printed circular or
letter from the Republican Committee tell
ing them to vote the Republican ticket or
their pensions will be cut OF.
Robert Woods, well known hero and
residing Just back OF town on the Cadiz
pike, was seriously hurt in the stone quar-
ry on Friday. while getting out some
stone. The bank caved in completely COW
ering Mr., Woods so that he could not get
out. and he was found in this position by a
colored girl VINO happened to be passing
some time after the accident She imme-
diatelv called assistance and had him re-
moved to his home. DR.. Heinlein was
called who found that Mr.. Woods had his
right leg broken and was otherwise seri-
ously hurt.
Edward Taylor, employed as shipping
clerk at the Standard mill, met with very
serious accident yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Taylor was going up on the elevator In the
warehouse when the rope broke, allowing
the elevator to fall with him. He was re-
moved to his homo and DR.. Shuttleworth
was summoned, who upon examination
pronounced that his spine aud hips were
seriously hurt and perhaps he was intern
ally injured. 1t is hoped that MIR. Taylor's
injuries may not be as serious as they are
thought to be.
Mrs. Ruthanna, wife Of S. B. Williams,
died yesterday at II o'clock from stomach
trouble. She was in her GOTH year ana
leaves a husband and three children to
mourn her loss.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Company
are burning their fourth kiln of brick since
August.
The voters on Tuesday should not forget
to vote "yes" on the fire alarm ordinance.
1t is necessary for the safety Of the city.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon
the house of Charles Frederick took fire
and burned to the ground. The fire was
first discovered by person passing the
house, who notified the family. The house
was fully insured in Frank Robinson's IN
surance agency at Bridgeport. rms IS tne
second house that Mr.. Frederick mas had
burned down this summer.
At the mock election at Steeles school
house, where both Democrats and Repub-
cans voted, there was not single mistake
made in voting their tickets.
The change in the time table OF the Ter
minal road makes it very convenient Tor
the people.
Hon. John v. LeMoyne left last Friday
morning for Brilliant, where he addressed
the Democrats last evening.
The Veazey estate back Of town was Of
fered at Sheriff's sale yesterday. :,
The election returns will be read from tne
stage of the Opera House during the per-
Torrance of Light and Shadows on Tues
day evening.
fhe funeral of the late Bernard McEeter
will take place from ST. Mary's Church At
| 40 this afternoon. Division No. z, A. y.
n. will meet at their hall at one O'Clock 70
attend the funeral, where they will be joined
by the different divisions OF the A. y. n. OF
Wheeling, Bellaire and Benwood, VINO rave
been invited oy the local division 10 attend
the funeral in body. -,
Doll a large Republican vote for Justice OF
the Peace.
Auditor Joseph Henderson and his depu-
ty. WIN. Fenton, were in the city Friday
evening attending the Democratic meeting
at the Opera House.
Miss Jessie Creighton, of Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday.
There is a breach Of promise suit filed
ON the Court Docket by Martins Ferry
people. Damages asked, S3,OOO.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
meeting of Division No. 2, A. 0. a.,
held Friday evening, October ~, the 1oi-
lowing was adopted:
we. your committee to draft resolutions
OF respect of our deceased Brother Bernard
McEntee. offer the following:
Whereas, The death Of Brother McEntee
has made a vacancy in our lodge, where ne
was a faithful and Jealous member, ever
living up to the principles OF the order, and
while we, as brothers, deplore our loss and
drape our charter to his memory. Let US
not forget that we so live that when we
pass one by one TO the Celestial Lodge
above, that we may meet our brother.
Rcsolrsd, That we extend to the family OF
our deceased brother our heartfelt sympa-
thy for their great loss, and point TO their
Heavenly Father, who Is the best able 70
comfort them in their bereavement.
Reso,red, That our charter and emolems
be draped and these resolutions be publish
ed in the Evening Times, Wheeling SUNDAY
REGISTER, Wheeling Sunday Ners, Cdtho-
lie Columbian, and copy be furnished the
family Of the deceased.
Respectfully submitted,
CLRM MCCABBE,
THos. O'DoSNKIL,
THos. DoBBISs,
JAS. WELSH,
Il H.