Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday morning Yingling's large
slaughter house, in Seabrights hollow,
was discovered to be on fire by Mrs. lay
lor. who lives in the vicinity, who MADE nef
way to Mr.. James Jamison, who turned IL
an alarm from box IS. The IRE depart
ment responded promptly, but the nearesl
fire-plug was fully 700 yards from the nre
and could not be reached. When the nre
was first discovered it was coming from ehe
sleeping department OF the men VINO Work
in the building and by the time the alarm
was turned in the fire had gained consloer-
able headway. The slaughter house anu
ice house were burned to the ground. The
loss is about s., 500 with 3, 500 insurance.
The origin of the fire is mystery. MT.
Yingling will rebuild Immediately.
Milf Westlake and John Rice who were
hunting last week on the Tuscarawas came
back Thursday loaded down with game
The fourth Of September coming on Sun
dav. pension vouchers will be signed on
Monday the fifth instead Of the fourth as
usual.
Mamie Minis, the young lady in the lower
mart of town who accidentally shot herseli
through the hand, is suffering great deal
of pain from the wound. The physician
undertook to cut the ball out, but failed 70
find it yesterday.
Miss Maggie Ralston is home from
visit TO friends in Hamilton, y,
MIR. Sampson, the new Principal OF the
South school, arrived in the city yesterday
Charles Woods, while running with one
of the hose reels to the fire yesterday, was
struck in the mouth by hose coupling
while unreeling the hose, and had four OF
his front teeth knocked out.
A substitute will teach, in the room made
vacant by the resignation of Miss Lewis,
until a teacher is elected by the Board OF
Education. ....;.,,
M the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
The brick work on the steeple OF the
German Lutheran Church is completed
and the superStructure will be done THIS
coming week. =,
There will be excursion rates on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad TO the
Bellaire labor demonstration.
The low place in the Fourth street
paving near the Bayless House wnere the
stands. is being raised so as 10 drain that
place. a.,
Laurhlln mill, and Miss Mary j. Delaney
of Burlington, were quietly married at Tue
residence of the bride on Thursday even
ing by Rev. l. Winters.
Robert Kerr and James A. Dixon Will DC
the speakers at four o'clock at the L. M. y
A. rooms this afternoon.
DR.. Hoge. of Portland, was in the city
Yesterday on business.
Richard Taylor, of Yorkville, was In tht
city yesterday. go,
Frank Harrison, of GAINESVILLE, arrived
in town yesterday.
Robert Murdoch, of Pleasant Grove, was
here nmong friends yesterday;
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home from Woodsfeld yesterday, where
they have been visiting relatives.
r. A. Lindemuth has returned from
Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Randall and son, of Canada,
is visiting Mrs. r. McAninch, of the Third
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Shannon, of Mount
pleasant, are the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Nathan Vale, of Centre street.
John Goodman is receiving some very
fine building stone for the foundation OF
the Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gray and daugh-
ter, Miss Eloise. have returned from Zoar,
where they have been summering.
Miss May Kinslow has returned to her
home at PittSburg, after three week
visit with Nj SIS Flo Coss.
The entire force Of teachers held q meet
ing at the Center building yesterday morn
ing to complete arrangements for starting
school tomorrow.
Mrs. Mansell Rose, of Quaker City, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Boyd, or
Fifth street.
Contracts are given out for the new
Frick building in the lower end OF town.
Mr. Fulton, former secretary OF the Z.
NJ. c.. A, was In the city yesterday morn
ing. He was en- route TO Pittsburg.
Capt Iuglebright has returned from
Point Pleasant, where he took the ferry
boat climax" to place on the docks Since
the "Climaxn has been away, nearly all
but passenger traffic has been going 70
Wheeling by way of the new steel bridges
which are found TO be very convenient and
to shorten the distance.
Miss Cora Watson has returned from a
visit TO friends at Steu0enville. She Will
resume her classes In q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Cole and Mrs. Woods
of Milford Center, O., who have been Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Jerry EbDerts have re-
turned home.
The McDermott tool works have been
working on the broken connecting shaft OF
the Wheeling Steel plant. They intended
10 send the shaft to Pittsburg TO be repair
ed They finally sent it here to McDer'
mott who made as good Job out OF II a:
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night and shipped to the steel plant
The coming prize fights is the topic
chiefly discussed on our street corner!
now. In the fight between Sullivan anc
Corbett the number OF admirers are about
equally divided, while in The tussle be
tween the smaller men Dixon and Myers
seem to have the pull. The odds offered
here are to on Sullivan.
Following is the programme Of musica
recital given by Maud CARRIER and pupils
assisted by friends on Friday evening:
Vocal trio-Homeward Bound. 80. .EdnS
Crowel, Rhea CARRIER, Allie William
son.
Organ solo-March. Nellie Terril
Piano solo-Plui dc Roses. Lille May
Organ solo-Margnerite Waltz. Francis
Davis.
Vocal solo Dear Heart. Edna Grove
Organ solo-The Piccadilly......Allc Nc
Cleary.
Piano solo-Dame Ecosais.. Laura Hip
kins.
Organ solo-Auld Lang Syne, war; -.
Ruby Robinson.
Piano solo-Mountain Bell Schottiche...
Laura Westwood
Vocal duett-Waiting Over There. .....
Angie Terrill, Nellie Terrill.
Piano Solo-Rocky Brooklet. Ada Hukil
Piano trio-The Three Sisters. 49,. Pear
CARRIER, May Sheridan, Della Brown
Organ solo-My Mas Waltz. ..Emmi
Lipphardt.
Organ selo-Arbor Schottiche. ..... Annie
| Jones.
Plano solo-Rippliug Waves. Howard 10,
Guitar duett-Fiight Of Fancy. .S.H. Care.
r. NJ. Metz.
Organ solo-No One to Love........Gerti
jenkins.
Piano duett-Two Little Artists. :. .Lilli
May Morgan, Ada HukilL
| Organ solo-Memories of the Ball. ..Angi
| Terrill.
Organ .olo-Sweet Briar Waltz. .... Ma
Sheridan.
| Vocal trin-Trne Heart. FaraWell. .Edn