Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-08
srEUBENvILLE.


SrrcBeNyuLE, MAY I'm the Repuoh-
cau fcbt for the nomination for Congress
an this district matters are rather quiet ia
jefferson county, and Richards Will aouoL-
les have q solid delegation back OF MN az
tie starJ. but whether they Will stay Win
him DEFENDS i'm a large measure VINO ne
puts on as delegates. Everybody - wal
ing 20 see what Belmont county VIII 40
ire frht down there between senator
Nichois ana Colonel Poorman being so in-
tense and bitter that the outcome is uncer-
tain No matter which secures majority
Of the delegates the other WAL be m tle
fight 10 see that DE does not get there Inc
man most likely 20 profit by these disSeu-
, sions is General HOlingSHortn, OF Harfl-
son. The Harrison fellows are keeping
cool and watching for opportunities 10
make points They played a sharp tilCN
I on Senator Nichols wneu they he'd Joell
kDrinariss out there. The Senator carried
IA couple Of townships IN Harrison, Out tue
k,nanarers declared the election Illegal pro
ceeded 10 hold itOver and saw 70 10 this time
that enough votes got into the boxes 10
give the township 10 their iavorite son, so
that General HOulngsWOrtb Will nave hat-
risOn sOddiy Tor him. over III Cart34
county the candidacy Of Mr. Mccoy IS only
10 hold the twenty-t0ree votes so tnal tAey
can be thrl vu 20 the candidate tnat can 90
Mr. McC9v's sOn-in-law, Senator EcAeyi
the most good in the hereafter. With Bel
mont county divided Richards VIII have
the biggest pul. In the convention, when
will 30 held ju this city on the 2ttn, De-
b. cause jefferson county has the largest
b number of delegates OF any other county
OF course his pull viii depend ia a great
measure on the sincerity or the Jefferson
delegates; IL they are heartily Ior MN ne
IS right Inn IT, but il they are ready dump
~ some one else 40 the first opportunity,
his chances OF getting there VIII oe mlSuly
slim. ,..,,----...,..,
a sermon in the u. II. church on the social
evils existing in Steu0euvlle. Mr.. Mlll-
gan took occasion In the course OF ms re-
marks 10 lei the large audience know thaJ
he had not emulated Rev ParknursJ 0y
going around among the dives. nevertne-
less he was iu possession OF goou ueei %
information and poured some not shol INTO
the dive keepers OF the city, and also dress
cd up the local authorities IN very cnec-
tive manner
The men at the Humphrey glass works
this week organized local union No. y, a.
J.. O.. W, and elected the following otnceis
President Richard LinenUn; VICE fresl-
dent. Henry Wilcox; Financial Secretary
and -rrersurer. John LOugb9ttOm; Record
ing and Corresponding Secretary William
Hollis Each glass factory IN tue CITY
the Acme, the sumner ana lue
"Humphrey love their own union.
Contractor Mcdonald this week cOmplel-
ed me Caliehan contract on the Toronto
ptko aud tue one on the road from Sanders
corners To- Center chapel ln Island Creek
township will be finished in short time.
Considerable work has been done on tue
road from New Alexander 20 LfanIlAn
school house Caliglan was a suo-con-
tractor under Mr.. Mcdonald and after
getting an advanced payment on tue WORK
he was 10 do skipped Out
Mary. daughter of Daniel Tate, died
Thursday nlgnt after long illness a' 1et
home INA Jacksonville, OF consumption. one
had many warm friends who sorrow deep
" over her death.
~Plddv" RYAN. liuCman ofitne IRE de-
partment has q new Hartford bicycle, o0l
has been careful not 70 appear IN pubic
Miss Maud Mooney entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday evening az her nome
on La Belle avenue.
Miss Grace Dawson entertained her
young friends Tuesday eveuugat her home
on South Fourth street OF course they
all had % royal good time.
The friends of Probate Judge Miller Will
be glad 20 learn that he is rapidly
cling from ms attack Of typhoid fever and
VIII be out in a few DAYS.
JIG. Ault is soliciting rights of way for
tda new electric road 20 N,ngO.
Ned Loebelstein. OF Nheelcg, and Mrs.
Henry LoOeusreiu, Of Kansas City, Who
were guests or george TraUt, left for their
homes this week.
Charley Long is visiting friends ia Gal
lpOIis.
Rev Dewitt Miller viii lecture next
Thursday evening in the Second Presoytc-
rian church
Miss Edith Bachelor left Monday for
Wheeling t0 pursue her musical studies
under the direction OF Madame koua