Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

John g. Muth. while marching in the
Democratic parade given in honor OF Cen
eral Stevenson in Wheeling last Tuesday
night, was attacked by brother-ln-law
and BADLY beaten over the head with
club Muths wounds were attended 10 Dy
a physician, and although they were very
painful they were not regarded as DANGER
Gus until day or so ago, when it is SAID
erysipelas set in and Muth was compelled
to take to his bed. He rapidly became
worse, and his condition is now regarded
as critical. Four physicians worked with
him all day yesterday, but despite all their
efforts he has continued to grow rapidly
worse. The affair seems to have grown
out of domestic difficulty.
Go by way Of Steamer r. E. Phillips TO
see the Mother Hubbard parade. She Will
leave Bellaire at 6:30, returning leave
Wheeling at 10:30 p. m. Fare twenty
cents round trip.
Hackett's band went to Wheeling last
night TO play for the Cleveland German
Americans.
Messrs. c. D. Noble and Harry Richard
son, Wheeling printers were calling Oh
friends here yesterday.
There were three colored men IN the
Democratic parade on Friday night. one OF
them was stoned by crowd or White anu
colored men while carrying the banner OF
the Young Mems Democratic Club, and
was struck on the head and badly hurt
An aggravated case of diphtheria has
developed in tbs Third ward.
Miss Eva Gettings, of WASHINGTON, Ia,
who has been visiting her brother mere, mas
returned home.
The Republican plurality in this county
last fall was 652, but nobody expects the
a h hir,h Indeed
not few people here VINO are we'll &C
ouainted with the political situation think
tue Republicans may not carry the county
at ALL
The VIC. T. U. societies Of the city
held union public meetings at the South
Bellaire NJ. E. church Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Isaac Meliott and wife, e Bethel, and
a. 0. Mellott and wife, vi this city, are
visiting Guernsey county friends
This county can boast Of six Prohibition
orators. all livinR IN one town, and all I'M
der 81 years u age. They are holding
meetings almost nightly throughout the
county, az are said TO be doing very et1ec-
tive VIC 4. for the cause they represent.
A nGvelty social was held at Whitney,
near Warnock, Friday night, for the oene-
~ Of the L. Z. Church of that place.
d. T..
has returned from his Western trip.
S. w. Ault, of Glencoe, was in the city
yesterday.
Colonel Poorman, over his own sigma
ture in last nights Tribune. claims that ms
election is as ceIt tain as any event IN the
future can be; that his Democratic person
al friends can vote for him without lni1lcJ-
ing serious loss upon their own parry be-
cause the election of their own candidate
is impossible; that the more votes he re-
ceives from his neighbors and 1rlends
would increase his influence and power IN
securing beneficial results to his constltu-
ents, and asks the votes OF clCzens OF al
parties, promising to greatly appreciate all
such favOrs. This IS Just HUE cueeky,
for be il remembered, the Democrats have
all faith in electing Mr.. Pearson. Demo-
Gratis should keep an eye on the Colonel and
put their votes where they Will do the party
the most good
The penny in the slot machine at Charley
Blakeneys was knocked down the other
day and broken.
The continuous tank furnace Of the glass
factarv of Naming, Hart & Co.. formerly
of this city, at MunGie, Ind, is now IN
operation and employees sixteen blowers on
Rev. w. H. Burbank will preach this
forenoon in the Episcopal church, Whlchls
now without pastor.
churches to-day.
Dan Kurtz, son Of DIR. Kurtz, who recent
ly moved from this city to Chicago, has Sc
cured position as assistant oookkeeper
with large wholesale hardware hrm OF
the Windy City.
DR.. c. E. Kurtz, of Chicago, who has
been in this city for several days settling
up his affairs here, left for home yesterday
evening.
Augustine Melville in his new play,
"The Cannon Ball Express" will appear
at the Elysian Theater on the 10th inst.
At the United Presbyterian Church TINS
afternoon ct $3.50, Miss Ida Gordon Will
give an account Of her trip 10 India and
Egypt last year, and will give her impress
sion of the mission work in those fields.
The ladies Of the Home Benevolent So
cietv met at the Central school building
Yesterday afternoon to receive donations
of clothing, shoes, ETC., for the relief OF the
poor. -,
business meeting al the City Hall last
night.
MANY expressions Of pleasure were heard
from Democrats here to-day over the sue
cess of the Pearson meeting and parade.
All were especially pleased at the showing
made by the Young Mems Democratic
Club OF this city, both in point Of numbers
and the fine bearing they presented IN the
parade.
The presiding judges Of election of this
county met with the deputy State super
visors at ST. Clairsville yesterday for final
instructions and the distribution of tho
election tickets.
David S. Dreamer, Democratic candidate
for Recorder, was in the city to-day. he
is an intelligent, gentlemanly young man,
and will receive good many Republican
votes in this city and township.
The road leading to the Bellalre Terry
boat will be improved.
K. M. wilkins, of ST. Clelrsville, was IN
the city yesterday.
Engineer Charles Russell, who has been
sick for some time, is reported better.
DIR. Spence, of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Relief Association, was in town yes
terday.
J. M. Paul will open dining hall on
Union street.
Police Officer James Johnson and Miss
Daisy Smith, daughter Of George G..
Smith, the laundryman, on Thursday eve
ming, Rev. Mr.. Chandler, OF the M. r..
church officiating.
Workmen are putting iron sheeting on
the frame building formerly used as the
mold shop of the Belmont glass works.
Mard Nelson and wife are in Oil City,
Pa, where Mrs. Nelson's sister is serious
" i'll.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the A
M. church by Rev. W. Mitchell.
REDWOOD.
The funeral of Mrs. Isabella Thompson,
a well known and highly estimsble elderly
lady. took place Friday p. N. at two