Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20
MARTINS FERRY.

The soldiers met last night in regard TO
matters connected with the reunion TO be
| held here on the 9th Of next month, OF tlrst
and Twelfth Virginia and Carlin's Battery
! The invitation is also extended to Captain
| Rohan's First Virginia Cavalry, Battery
H, First West Virginia Artillery, ana all
soldiers, without regard to organization,
will be heartily welcomed. Inc following
committee was appointed: Arrangements,
! S. r. Dean, Chairman; Ben. EIley, Jr.,
John S. Cochran, Charles Miller and VIM.
Sloan: on Finance, First ward,
lanes Tannehill and VIM. Colts;
! Second ward, W. H. Orr and Ben Exley,
,Jr.: Third ward, Geo. Bottles and Ben
| Montgomery. On dinner and refresh
ments-First ward, Mesdames ). +. Dean,
j. d. Hobensack, Chas. Miller, Jas. Tame
hill, Alex. Frazier, Fanny Anderson anu
B. f. Brady. Second ward, Mesdames
Adam Warnig Jerry Eooerts, Ben Exley'
Thos. Stroup, VIM. Lyle, Chas. Morris,
VIM and John S. Cochran. Third ward,
Miss Cora Sloan, Mesdames Geo. Bottles,
Robertshaw, j. B. MONTGOMERY, Geo.
Barr and L. w. Inglebright.
Mrs. Ella Jackson, of this city, sues her
husband for divorce on the grounds OF neg
lect in marital duties in providing her
with the necessaries of life. The petition
will be heard next term Of Court. w. L.
Lewis Is her attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hisr ok were In
Wheeling yesterday attending the funeral
Of the late Mrs. Chas Hisrick, mother OF
Frank Hlsrick, of this city.
Yesterday morning about IL O'CLOCK a
team Of horses belonging to August Kuc-
kuch, took fright at a train and ran oil
while Mr.. Kuckuch and son were deliver
ing some vegetables in house close by.
They ran down Central street until they
crossed the G. & P. railroad track, where
they struck an electric light pole, breaking
the tongue and front part Of the wagon.
Vegetables were strewn all over the street
or took decided fall. One Of the horses
broke its leg in the flight, but was able to
hobble on three legs to Beck's stable,
where 1t was made as comfortable as posi-
BILE.
There was a case tried yesterday before
Mavor Keller, in which Samuel Ashby
brought state case against Mrs. George
| Brown, on charge of willful destruction
of property, by reason Of her COW getting
on the outside of quantity of cornfodder.
| When the evidence was all submitted mo-
| ton was made to dismiss the action, be-
cause there had not been sufficient evidence
| that the offense had been committed in Bel
mont county, which motion the Justice sus-
| tanned and the case was dismissed and
new complaint filed, which will be heard
| tomorrow. Hon. j. G. Gray represents
thedefendant and W. 7. Lewis the plain
| tiff
Alex. Dickson, the popular bookkeeper
| at the Laughlin Mill, was taken with
cramps yesterday afternoon, from which
! he suffered considerable pain until his ply
| sian arrived, who soon relieved the pain.
Miss Mary Abbott is home, after pleas
ant visit with friends in Guernsey county.
The Vigilant band boys furnished some
excellent music for the Danford meeting
last night.
Miss Florence O'Mera leaves tomorrow
for Gambler, where she goes TO attend COL
| lege.
Dr. Oliver Major wife and child arrived
Yesterday from Oklahoma, where the Doc
| tor has been located for several years; they
will visit his parents and friends while
here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northwood has re-
turned from Toronto, Ont.
Miss Nettie Lawrence, Of Cadiz, o., is
the guest of Edna Crowl, of Third street.
Mrs. Mary Duvall, Of Steubenville, is
visiting Mrs. L. Greer, of Fifth street.
H. w. Smith has returned from trip
through Kansas and other Western States
H. Elbert's bay driving horse is the finest
| and best locker in this art Of the country.
|
Henry Guthrie and wife, Miss Mary Guth-
RE and Miss Minnie Watson attended the
! silver wedding of Mr., and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cul-
len, ct New Cumberland, yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Shuttleworth is visiting friends
| in PittSburg.
Miss Bertha Barber is visiting friends in
Smithfeld.
Your reporter had an interview with
Mr.. Dram Cline, who has been at Buena
Vista, where great many Of our glass
workers have gone to accept positions In
the new glass works that was started
there, and be says it is one Of the prettiest
towns that he has ever been in, and that
the new glass works has given entire sat
| isfaction since it has started up.
The Republicans were addressed last
night by Capt. Lorenzo Danford IN Com
mercial Hall. The hall was comfortably
filled with people, who listened to the Cap.
tain's old time speech.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingsworth
was in the city last evening.
Council met in regular session last night
In reference to turning on the water tc
supply Bridgeport, but adjourned without
doing anything to meet next Wednesday.