Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16
BENWOOD.

The CITY Council at its last meeting
granted the right OF way TO the Street
Railway Company for the laying OF
double track on Main street, and also TO
Law a track on McMechen street, which
will form a loop. Privilege was also given
the B. Il o. Company to lay switches on
FOrty-eighth street
Mrs. Frank Blake and Miss Mary
Thompson, of MOundsville, were the guests
OF Mrs. j. L. McMechen on Friday.
The 18th inst, being the 4OOth annlver-
sarv of the discovery of America by Column
bus, was fttingly observed in 81 johns
Church. High mass was observed at
o'clock in the morning.
All societies. orders and SCHOOLS thaJ
have received invitations to participate IN
the celebration Of Columbus day are eX-
pected 10 send a representive TO the City
Hall on the 18th inst, 10 confer with the
committee on reference. A speaker from
Wheeling will address the school Children,
and different organizations Will parade the
principal streets OF the city that day. The
procession will take place at $3.50, and all
residences and business places, partlcu-
larlv those along the line OF march, should
be decorated in honor Of that noble, Chris
tian man who inspired by that divine zeal
which actuated the Apostles 10 spread the
GOSPEL and plant the church, overcame IN
Vulnerable difficulties and gave to the
world new continent
Messrs. George Long and Ihomas Gar
roll two popular young men, gave quite
large party at City Hall FRIDAY Night IL
being the anniversary Of the natal day OF
eocb MANY strangers from Bellaire and
Weeling were present and it was one OF the
largesL and most enjoyable affairs OF the
kind given here for some time. Fosters
string hand of Bellaire furnished the mu-
sic and dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour. ,;..
mill at McMechen. Parties have oeen ne,
gotiating for land there and IL IS surullSeu
that il is for that purpose.
ASIAN instance Of the lack OF interest IN
the present campaign, lady, who is known
o. stenncb Democrat, and one who will
stand up for her party, was told that oteV-
eDson was coming 20 Wheeling. Her reply
was ..What does he playi" taking him tor
Miss Annie Policy is spending a few days
in PittshUrg. .,,o.o,, G.
Co. insurance agents, was IN the city Ias'
week. 1,,-..,,h,,,.e,
last week on business. - v,,h,,l;rc.
Yesterday was payday at the " neeiins
plant. "a ,,.-.+;ors
Tbe tube works has resumed operations
in full after being of several days oWInS 70
the accumulation of uncut pipe causeu UE
the strike among the boys. LOOT
a small child OF J. Glover is not exPect,
et m live. being very low with typuOlu
fever One child died about two WeeAs
ago and another is III with the same us
ease, ~ r7,,;a Rvrne
will visit the exposition IN FllIsOurs 'N''
week. ,ho- tho
same old question is heard, W. ny uo o,, We
n a D. Co. build a station heret or a'
least give its passengers some SORT OF PI ~
tectio1 from rain and cold. IL Is pltlaoiie
sight in the depths Of winter 70 see Wnote
Families shivering and the little ones cry!nss
With cold while waiting on trains, Wn ~.
freouentlv are delayed for hours, Win uoe
ever a place 70 sit down, but must sIan ~ On =.
n nIatform about three feet VIDE, anu tuas
bemnned in by freight cars stanoln8 vn ?
svvitr,h so that when stranger arrives
6a-s ST thc- NIGHT he runs the FISK OF iosins
life oAning him fast. ~ often sni ,l..
fre,ShkFal Of his fellow work mlS Sa,''
the iaJ3 ed in . carriage, when Tempt
the PHI 10 bis home on ChaplineEs sta
lFye0fshurts were OF an internal ar M.
.hst psss being broken, as lar a. she Q.
kssSt,ffaLts,nsd. He will be dlsaos place
l4Af - ~ while IN come. beives
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n lsy.' nroprietors OF salvation on punt
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4, "a not fcti,1 Eonuloe.