Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
MARTINS FERRY.

Rev. William Wallace, of Bellaire, will
address the mems gospel meetings at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms at the four o'clock
meeting tomorrow afternoon. He will
take for his subject "How Shall We In.
terpret the Blood
The troubles at the Gaylord coal mines
have been settled by the men being paid
the money yesterday. They will not go to
work before Wednesday on account Of
Tuesday being election day.
John G.. Bethel, Democratic candidate
for Clerk Of the Courts, was in the city
yesterday looking out for his chances for
election.
Chas. Van Pelt, a former will known
young of this city is attending college at
Scio.
Alfred Kelsey, in widow Murphy's
Goat was at the Opera House last even
ing. Kelsey and Lille LaRose were the
chief attraction. Special new scenery pre-
pared by Seamy & Co., of New York city,
was used during the performance. A big
house witnessed the performance.
Tom Curtis, assistant engineer at the in
stitution for the sblind at Columbus, came
home yesterday to remain until after the
election.
A. W. Kerr, Secretary of the Buckeye
Glass Company, returned home yesterday
from months trip through the West in
the interest Of the company.
w. j. Dixon, of this city, will address a
meeting Of the Democrats at Yorkville
Monday evening. This will be the wind
up OF the campaign at that place, and a
big meeting is intended.
Harlan Ong, of Smithfeld, was the
guest of his brother, DR.. A. Il. Ong, yes
terGay.
w. IT. Lewis came home from Columbus
Yesterday afternoon 10 remain until after
the election.
Henry Keohnlein, Of Aetnaville, lost
another valuable horse last week. Henry
has been very unfortunate with his horses,
having lost several valuable ones recently.
passenger train on the River division
of the c., L. & w. road jumped the track
yesterday morning at the Terminal juno
ton near the Laughlin mill. The engine
and both coaches left the track, delaying
all trains several hours. A misplaced
switch was the cause of the accident. No
one was hurt and no damage done further
than the loss Of time.
Miss Sara B. Thomas entertained num-
Der of her young friends on last Friday
evening in honor of her cousin, Mrs. w. S.
Ayers, of Washington City.
Harry Brown, a son of John Brown, of
Newland's addition, while playing with
some boys yesterday morning, fell and
broke one of his arms. DR.. j. NJ. Black
ford was called in and rendered the neces-
sary medical assistance.
There will be no services at the ST. Pauls
Episcopal church to-day.
in the case OF George L. McCue VS.. the
Martins Ferry Terminal Railroad Com
pany, the jury returned verdict in favor
McCue for $500, being damages for dust,
smoke, Earring. &c, occasioned by defend
ants trains. The matter of damages in
said action, by reason Of the change of the
grade of Walnut street, which is by far the
more important cause OF action, will be
heard again, and it is believed McCue will
receive a much larger sum for it. The at
torneys were w. B. Francis and L. Dan
ford for plaintiff and George Duncan and
John S. Cochran for defendent.
A marriage license has been issued by
the probate Judge to A. B. Gilmore, ticket
agent at the w. & l.. Z. railroad Office, and
Mrs. Ella L. Bryson. The date for the
! wedding has not been announced, but will
likely occur in the near future
George B. Barr, of the Times, was in
Pittsburg yesterday on business.
The Republican Marching Club Of this
place went up to Plttsburg yesterday af-
ternoon, about fifty strong to take part in
the Republican meeting in that city last
night. Some OF our citizens took advantage
of the low round trip rates and accompan-
led the club on the trip.
The Court of Common Pleas Of this coun.
ty adjourned yesterday afternoon until
after the election.
A twelve-month-old child of Mr. and Mrs
John Briggs died at their home in the
Standard addition Friday evening. The
| funeral services will be held at two o'clock
this afternoon. Interment at Riverview
| cemetery.
The Rev. A. G. Cumberland, pastor Of
| the A. nj. E. Church, Of Martins Ferry,
has been expelled for improper conduct.
Ruben Hall, one of the oldest citizens OF
Warren township, died at his residence, or
Rush run, on last Thursday evening, in his
SD year. after an illness OF about two
months. He was born and raised on the
farm where he died, his father having en-
tered the land in early days. His wife was
Miss Marion Logan, who died on April lst
five years ago. Five children survive him
The deceased was widely known in this
vicinity and enjoyed the esteem and TO
spect of all his acquaintance and neigh
| bors.
The steamer Climax will make trip tc
| the Wheeling wharf on Monday evening
| TO accommodate all those desiring to attend
the Mother Hubbard parade. The boat
will return after the procession. Round
| trip, 10 cents. Leave the ferry landing 81
O'Clock sharp