Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
MARTINS FERRY.

II some OF the chronic klcKerS VINO are
abusing the police force on account OF their
failure to capture the crowd at the cooking
main the other night, would only stop and
consider and see the impossibility of it,
and place themselves in the position of the
police, the chances are that they would not
have done as well as the police, but we
have some great heroes in town.
There will be public meeting in the in
terest of the Shield of Honor at the Rech-
abite Hall on Thursday evening at clock.
Addresses will be made by several good
speakers. All arc cordially invited TO at
| tend.
The funeral of the little child of Mr..
Charles Bird will take place tomorrow
morning at o'clock, instead Of o'clock,
as first announced.
! Wanted-A farm hand, by the month
inquire at the Postoffice News Stand.
The Pease Township Board of Education
meets tomorrow at Terrills Office
Johnnie Wilson is around shaking hands
with the boys over the arrival of great
big boy.
Miss Cal Coats, daughter of VIM. Coats.
of the FIRST ward, is reported as being out
of danger after an attack of typhoid fever
John G. Hayne took relapse on Friday
evening, and for time his condition was
serious.
The ceiling of Linns restaurant fell yes
terday, and the way the dust flew would do
ones eyes good TO see.
Weber & Co. have received a fine surry
from the Il. S. Carriage Co., of Columbus.
Yesterday morning smoke was discovered
issuing from the caves OF the roof of a house
owned by Benz. Powell, and occupied by
three families, in the Third ward. The
Vigilant Company announced the alarm i'm
mediately, and soon had the fire extin-
guished The damage was slight.
Rev. Winters will preach to the Odd Eel
lows on Sunday, the Goth inst
The A. NJ. f.. Church gave very sue
cessful social at their church last evening
for the benefit of their pastor.
Shuttleworth & Ong will ship two val
liable coach dogs ito parties in Mary
landn tomorrow.
Harry Northwood brought with him
from Cleveland fine specimen OF the
Donid and Ruby stock of English setter by
Ben Hill and Isabella. The dog is blue
Bolton and was present from his friend,
Major j. M. Taylor, who is the American
Kennel Clubs authorized Judge on English
setter at all bench shows.
There was happy event at Jack Thurs
toms home yesterday 1t might have
suited Jack little better if ii had been a
boy instead Of girl.
Quite number of our citizens attended
the funeral OF Martin Joyce at Bridgeport
yesterday.
The North and South schools played
quite an exciting game of ball yesterday on
the ball ground in Newland's addition.
The latter was defeated by score of II
10 10.
Fred Urpman, of Canal Dover, was in
the city yesterday
L An 81 If hnC
been visiting Mr. Matt McDermott, Of the
Ohio Valley Tool Works, returned TO his
home yesterday.
Miss Maryland, of Pleasant Grove re-
ceived the medal for the best defamation
! in the Demorest contest at Colerain given
under the auspices of the W. T. q. U. The
| Prohibition choir, of this city rendered
some choice vocal selections. Quite large
delegation went from this city which
stopped and took supper at the Wayside
Inn on their return.
Friday afternoon Mildred a little daugh-
ter of Rev Lewis, of Broadway street, went
to the woods with some playmates, and did
not come back, sending word 20 her par
ents by her companions that she would 20
to frien rs house TO stay all night. Her
| little com paniOns failed to deliver the mes
sage, and her parents instituted a search
! for her, which lasted all night, and early
Yesterday morning they found her at the
home of David Gregory, on Scotch Ridge.
AID. McKi. 3, the popular assistant secre-
tary of the buckeye Glass Company, has
resigned his position to accept better one
with the Fost. ria Glass Company, Of Fos-
toria, O. Ad will be missed here by most
of the citizens, rs he was general favorite
with all who knew him. We hate TO see
him 90, but we wish him all the success in
the world He caves for his new position
| tomorrow.