Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
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Peter Brown. Brown stood charged with
shooting at Morris The two men live at
Bridgeport. They got into quarrel the
night OF the Sullivan-Corbett fight, when
Morris threw stone at Brown and Brown
shot at Morris. Brown was acquitted IN
the Squire's Court.
The Young Mems Democratic Club or
ganized on Friday evening Will meet al
their permanent headquarters, In Central
Block, tomorrow evening. The club starts
with membership of sixty-hye, ana the
list will be largely increased. 1t Will be
modelled after the plan OF organization OF
the Young Mems Democratic CLUB OF
Wheeling, and uniformed marching CLUB
will be ready for active participation IN the
campaign.
Courtland Rankin, who has been at his
old home here for. several days, left last
el ening for Gas City, Ind. He reports that
the new window glass factory being Dul4t
there is progressing rapidly.
Charley Crymble, an active young Dem
ocrat of Blaine, was in the city yesteru ay:
The crowd from this city who attended
the National Encampment at Washington
returned home yesterday morning They
were tired and worn out but report having
an enjoyable time in the Capital City.
Quite number Of old veterans from the
West have stopped of in this city on their
return from Washington, to see old COM
rades they had not met for years. Among
the number was Elmer Nelson, OF Mans
field. o., who called yesterday on w. H.
Satterield, whom he had not seen since the
close OF the war. The two served togeth-
err in the Confederate prisons at Anderson
vile and Richmond for seventeen months.
The meeting was joyful one.
w. D. Porterfield, Township Superin-
tendent OF the Richland township schools,
accompanied by his wife, was in the city
Yesterday and called on Superintendent b.
7. Jones.
Robert McKelvey and sister, Of Bethel,
have returned from visit to Detroit
Prof. Finn, the hypnatizer, will appear
at the Eysian theatre on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee.
Miss Mary Prince Of Wheeling Island,
and Miss Emma Myers, of GAINESVILLE, have
been the guests of Miss Bessie HemRhill,
of the First ward, the past few days.
Marion Huffman, of this city, address ed
a Democratic meeting at Val.onia, in Mead
township. Heis a speaker Of considerable
ability.
Hon. a. ]. Pearson was in the city yes
terGay. He addressed political meeting
a t Beallsville last night. Mr.. Pearson has
been about the district some the past lew
days, and is very much encouraged at the
outlook. Good judges say this district is
decidedly doubtful
Heatherington's brass band gave de-
Hghtful concert at the City Park last even
inc. The large crowd which assemblies TO
hear these concerts show that they are APP
There are thirty-nine teachers and the
Superintendent in the employ Of the city
School Board:
Quarantine Officer Dr. Boone is kept
quite Ousy these days inspecting b. ~ y.
western trains, as there are an unusually
large number of them.
Belmont County Fair, at ST Clairsville,
September 9th, 2Sth and 18th. Fine ex-
hibits All should attend
s. Q. Putnam, of Kansas, graduate OF
the Philadelphia School OF Pharmacy, is in
the city, guest Of his college colleague,
w. II. Henry.
Rev. Il. w. Lane went out to Barnes
vile last evening and will conduct services
to-day in the Methodist Church al that
place.
The two stacks at the old Belmont glass
factory were blown down oy dynamite yes
terday morning. 1t was given out that the
dynamite would be exploded at D o'clock,
and quite a number Of persons came TO
view the sight at that early hour, but were
obliged TO wait until seven. The dynamite
simply shook the stacks OF their founda-
ton and they fell to the ground, not caus-
ing near as much ado as people imagined.
The debris will be cleared away and the
new factory buildings Of the Novelty
Stamping Company pushed rapidly for
ward.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crozier, mother OF w. p.
Crozier. fell down a flight OF stairs at bis
home in the first ward yesterday and was
severely bruised. but it Is not thought that
her injuries will prove serious.
Rev. d. w. Chandler, the newly appoint
ed pastor, will preach his first sermons in
the First NJ. Z. Church to-day, morning
and evening, and there will doubtless be
large congregation present.
Fruit growers in this vicinity are bring
ing TO market as fine fruit as can be grown
anywhere on the globe-peaches. pears,
grapes, etc This statement may seem
little strong, but the fruit speaks for itself.
Some men in each of the parties are con-
sideraOly worried over the statement that
there will be little fireworks brass bands
and speeches here during the campaign.
They should remember that good political
work can be done without these attach
megts.
will sing In the choir II the First NJ. 4.
church to-day.
Rev. s. Q. Collier will hold services to-
day at 8 D. n. a. the Gravel Hill mission
room.
There was some tall kicking done BY
some of the people who were appointed
Judges and clerks by the County Board Of
Election Supervisors. 1t is useless to pro-
test as there is no alternative but 10 serve.
Much better election officials are obtained
in this manner.
Milton Thorpe and son Frank, Sam
Hudson and George Ankle have returned
from Dunkirk, Ind, where they built new
furnaces for the Enterprise window glass
works.
Miss Myrtle Crozier has returned from
Ellenboro, w. Va, where she spent the
summer with relatives.
Jacob Green, Of East Liverpool, was the
guest Of Fred Rodewig, Sr., yesterday.
John Beveridge and bride, lately return
ed from a wedding trip 70 friends at Har-
risville. were serenaded at their new home
in the First ward last evening by the Jun
Tor American Mechanics brass band,
Usual services will be held to-day at the
limited Pres oyterian, First Presbyterian,
Christian and South Bellaire NJ. Z. church.
B. Smith, Esq, and wife are visiting
relatives in Columbiana county.
There was not single item OF news at
the Mayors court yesterday.
Alex. Somers and wife have returned
from a visit TO relatives and friends at his
old home IN Canada
a. w. King, a prominent grocer OF East
Liverpool was in the city yesterday.
peaches are not plentiful in this market
Those of good onality are retailing at from
=. 80 to s.. 20 per bushel.
peter Schramm, the aged gardener Of
Shadvside. who fell from a tree several
weeks ago. waA in the city yesterday for
the first time since the accident.
The Daughters Of Liberty are making