Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31

Decrease bv wards-First, SO; Second,
AZ. Third. Il: Fourth, IS; Fifth, II. Num-
her Of vouths west of the B. 8, o. tracks
Second ward, 140; Third, $50; Fourth,
3Q5. Total, 6S5. Increase over last year,
"a. The total enumeration in 1880 was
3,l1S. .-
with paralysis some time ago, does not I'M
prove any.
Robert NIilligan had a hearing in the
MAYORS Court Yesterday on charge OF
annoving and ouarreling with "Hoodoo
John" and was bound over TO court IN the
sum Of $50. The other Milligan boy and
'Hoodoo John were acquitted.
There was a big family row among the
colored folks living in the alley back Of
the city buildings yesterday Four Of the
participants were fined Two paid out
and the other two "languisheth IN durance
yile.n.
Union services Of the First Presbyterian
and United Presbyterian congregations
Will be held at the church OF the former
this morning. This evening the EnQesv0r
societies of the two churches will hold
union Endeavor service at the u. =.
church.
Col David Bankin is reported seriously
III with iufammatOry rheumatism.
IL. Fawcett is enjoying the sea breezes
at Atlantic City.
me BeIIaire Window Glass Company
will offer their factory buildings and site
in this city at public sale tomorrow. The
company ordered a cash distribution OF %
per cent. of the capital stock among stock
holders.
Miss Ida Warnock, Of the Democrat office,
who is at her home at Warnock, Is afflicted
with q very sore foot, erysipelas having
broke out on the member.
The Glen Coal Company, on the B. & o.
road, have put in new switch 10 thelr
mines.
Supt. B. T. Jones left yesterday for Mill
ersburE, where he has been engaged as an
instructor at the Holmes County Teachers
Institute Dir. Jones is an enthusiastic
worker in educational affairs, and his SER
vices are in demand.
Andrew Ziegelnafer, On aged resident OF
Rose Hill, died yesterday from debility In
Cident TO advanced age.
James 3. Wise'S barn, on Rock Hill,
was burned SUNDAY night. Cowen q Co.,
maid him the insurance on it on Friday.
Rev. :. Q. Collier, pastor OF the South
Bellaire NJ. +. Church, has returned from
a visit to ChautauQua and other points.
The union services of the First NJ. e.
and Christian congregations VIII be held
to-day, morning ana evening, at the Christ
ian Church.
Jesse Purneu is again confined to his
room, but is not seriously Ill.
II anything is to be done toward the pro-
iect OF buying in the Belaire Window
Glass Works and keeping it in operation
the coming fire, it must De done at once, as
the factories and site will be offered at
public sale tomorrow. There are num-
Der OF window glass workers here who de-
sire 20 remain in the city, and If they de-
sire TO purchase the Bellaire works sub
stantial encouragement should be given
them.
George Order, Sr., has been visiting
friends at MorriStown.
New sandstone pavements are beng lald
in front OF Schick'S and SnlnoeWC--'S
buildings on Union street.
The annual reunion Of the Fifty-Secopd
Regiment, 0. Y. l., will be held at New
Philadelphia, August 18th.
Thurman G.. Allen. eldest son OF Charles
\. Allen, who published the old Bellaire
Democrat in this city ten years ago, will
celebrate the attainment Of his majority by
a dinner party at his home, No. 81 East
Seventh Avenue, Columbus, on Monday
evening, August lst. al eight o'clock.
Thurman viii be q full-hedged Democratic
voter this year and we extend cOngratula-
tions.
James Holt, who was seriously injured
in Heatheringtou's coal mine on Tuesday,
IS resting as well as could be expected, and
is improving. There is now probability
Of his recovery.
John c. Tallman. ESQ. D., is with his fam
lily 81 the Bethesda camp grounds.
Mrs. George Hazel, OF Rose Hill, visited
relatiN es at Sistersville, w. Va, the past
week.
Henry Camp Lodge, 7. Q. G. T, has re-
ceived an invitation TO attend banquet to
be given by Enterprise Lodge, OF Wheel
ing, next Friday evening.
The annual harvest holpe picnic at Stew
arts grove, on the WARWICK pike, will De
held August 18th.
Several cars on q B., LIZ c. freight train
were ditched at the south end Of town Fri
day evening The Damage was not great,
but the ira sas delayed until yesterday
The ownship Board of Educa-
ton lar session az us once
IN Az. Nothing OF import