Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-01

At meeting OF the Stevenson Demo
cratic Marching Club held at the ONCE
OF Ferrill & Francis last evening " was
unanimously decided to attend the peui-
ocratlc iollifcation at Mt. Pleasant Fri
day evening. A special train has oeen
secured, which will leave the Wheelins
\ Lake Erie depot at z O'CLOCK frioay
evening and will return at the pleasure
NJ the club. Parties taking the train al
points above here can either purchase
tickets here or on the train. Fare LOT
the round trip, so cents. Let al Dem
Gratis turn out with thar hats and canes
A rousing reception will be given the
club at Mt. Pleasant. Good music VIII
accompany the club on the trip.
A new lodge of the order OF United
American Mechanics will be instituted
AZ the X. of p. hall this evening by
state Organizer w. J. McCann, assisted
nv the members Of the order from this
Mace and Bridgeport. w. p. Thomp-
son, State Council Secretary VIII prop,
ably be here to assist In the work ana
deliver an address. After the lodge Is
instituted supper will be served IN the
hall.
The funeral Of the late John Cox took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, corner Broadway ana
Crawford streets, at two o'clock and
was very largely attended. A number
Of members OF Carlin's Battery attended
and followed the remains to their last
resting place in Riyerview cemetery
A horse attached to buggy became
frightened at a passing train on Second
street yesterday and ran off but fortu-
nately was stopped before any serious
damage was done TO either the horse or
vehicle. 1t was the property OF the
Belmont Brewing Co.
Jefferson Brown, of Colerain town
ship, and Mrs. P. Meisenhelder, OF
Soaptown, were married yesterday at
the home Of the latter. The groom is SO
and the bride 40 years Of age.
The three hundred pound hog stolen
from the Finney farm has been traced
to field just west Of town, where II
was slaughtered and the meat carried
away.
The annual meeting of the members
OF the Y. M. c. A. was held at their
rooms last night to select a committee
10 nominate officers for the coming year.
The reserved seats for the Jehu De
Witt Miller lecture Monday night Will
be placed on sale at ODg's drug store
this afternoon at o'clock,
Miss Clara Mitchell returne ed to her
home in Mt, Pleasant yesterday after
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Francis. OF this place.
G. +. Leasure, who has been seriously
m for seve raj weeks past, was reported
some better yesterday, but is still con-
fined 20 his bed.
The Pennsylvania Company will COM
mence running trains on the Powhattan
branch OF the c. & p. on next Monday,
December >.
Street Commissioner Coates has gotten
Clinton aud Delaware streets in better
condition than they have been for a long
time.
The condition Of Hanover street is
disgrace TO the town. Let steps be
taken at once to remedy the nuisance.
Chalmers Hoffner aud Stella Shall
cross, both of ST. Clairsvile, were visit
ing friends here yesterday.
The election of officers for the ensuing
term OF Onward Lodge No. 75S, l. o. 0.
f., took place lasteyepng.
A big crowd will go from here to Mt.
Pleasant tomorrow evening to the big
Democratic joll6cation.
Captain Alexander Coleman, of Sseu-
benville, was iH'the city yesterday for
Short time on business.
The May Davenport Burlesque Com
panY will be the attraction at the Opera
House this evening.
A private dance was given at SEQ
fields music hall last night by a nun
Der of young folks.
Rev. A. Z. Brownlee and wife are in
Claysville, Pa, attending the funeral Of
his Sister-in-law.
Mr.. John +. Miller and Miss Amanda
Miller, OF Wellsburg, are visiting friends
here.
John T. Kyne and Charles W. Swartz
were in Bsllaire yesterday on business.
NJ. II. Cox. of Ham mond, Ind, is here
10 attend the funeral of his father.
A new pavement is being put down in
front of the Hobensack block.
Prof. E. Sampson, of the South schoo',
is on the sick list
There is strong talk of dividing the
city into five wards.
Hon. w. T. Lewis has returned to
Columbus, o.