Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
MARTINS FERRY.

Kajanka, the Pantomimic Farce Com
edy, will be presented at the Opera
House this evening. An exchange, in
speaking OF this play, says: ut Is one
Of those lively interest-sustaining pi eces
that will make the soberest OF people
laugh till the tears run down their
cheeks. Kajanka, the clown, is admir-
ably played by Azany, and so is the
part OF the Priest by Harry Camper.
The dancing Of the Mariposa dancers
was also we'll received, but the finest
work was done by the Cornallas Seven
Aerobats. Some of their acts are truly
marvellous"
The Democrats of this city aud vlcin-
ity will have q grand rally and parade
on next Saturday evening, October 20.
Marching clubs from Wheeling, Bell
alre, Bridgeport and other places have
been Invited and will be present. The
meeting will be addressed by Hon. A.
j. Pearson, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district. Other
good speakers have also been engaged
for this occasion. The speaking will be
at the New Opera House.
All members of the Democratic
marching club, and all persons interest
ed in the election Of Grover Cleveland,
are requested to call at the Office OF
John W. Terrill, on Hanover street,
and leave orders for hats to be used In
the grand Democratic rally en- next Sat
urday evening. Let every Democrat In
the city turn out and make this one OF
the largest and most enthusiastic meet
ings Martins Ferry has ever witnessed.
Yesterday morning Coroner Boyd, OF
Bellaire, came up to this city and made
an official investigation Of the cause OF
the death of Patrick Elwood, who was
killed while working in the Laughlln
mill coal mines on last Saturday morn
ing. After hearing the evidence, he
decided that Ewood came to his death
from an Unavoidable accident.
William Coss, Charles Moore and
Abe Ausk were assessed 50 and costs in
Police Court yesterday morning by
Mayor Harris for being drunk. Thos.
Pricbard was accused Of being drunk
and disorderly. His case will be heard
this morning.
A lively time among number OF boys
took place near the mouth Of Glenn's
Run Sunday morning. Knives were
drawn and for q time it looked as II
blood would be shed, but the interior
ence OF friends of both parties soon
brought matters TO wind up.
Robert Coss, indicted by the grand
Jury of this county for the burglary OF
John Burkhardt's store, last summer,
was placed on trial la the Common Pleas
Court at ST. ClaTsyille, yesterday.
A new time table will go into effect
on the c., L. &c w. railroad next Sun
day by several important changes will
be made In the arrival and departure OF
passenger trains.
1hos. Craig, of Elwood City, Pa, is In
the city on business connected with the
Northwood Glass Company. Mr.. Craig
reports business good with the company
al that place.
Ambrose Klauser, while working at
the Ohio VALLEY NelOS press, yesterday
morning, had the second and third
fingers Of his right hand badly mashed.
A horse belonging to ThOs. Yingling,
the Hanover street butcher, ran off yes
terday afternoon on Fourth street but
did no particular damage.
If the young man who lost watch on
last Friday night in Wheeling will call
on Marshal Westwood he can learn
where it can be found
Harry Evans, of the Third ward who
has been laid up with typhoid fever for
several weeks, 10 improving and is in a
fair way TO recover.
Rev. J. n. Moreland leaves this morn
ing for Portsmouth, Ironton, Cincin-
natl and other down river points, to be
gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Flaherty, Of the
East End, Plttsburg, who have been
visiting L. j. Conway, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Patrick Conway's condition re-
mains unchanged, and her friends have
little hope Of her recovery.
Mr.. Robert Myers and Mr.. Ed. Steger,
OF Bellaire, were in the city yesterday
on business.
Don't forget the big Democratic rally
on next Saturday night, October Goth.
j. +. PickenS and wife will leave this
morning to visit friends at Mansfield.
A new time card went into effect on
the w. & l.. f. railroad Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. Lloyd is in Pittsburg on
business.