Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
sTEUBENYILLE

SIEUBENttLLE
STEUBESvILLE, o.. August Sit strikes
the average person in Steuoenyllle tna1
Hon. K. Sherrard has the best OF tue con,
troversy in the matter Of the extension Oh
the lateral sewer on North Fourth street.
1t is not right TO compel him and otner
property owners on the street, who desire
10 have the sewer extended for the oSnenS
of both their own and the health OF lhe
city, TO pay for the few property ownefs
on the street who would not tap the sewer;
These men, comprising over two-inlras Oh
the property owners interested IN tAe eA-
tension, are willing TO pay the cost OF tae
sewer, II allowed TO contract Tor us con'
struction; but they are not willing 10 psy
two dollars per front foot for those wns
will not tap the sewer. The fact that Mr..
Sherrsrd is a large taxpayer and desires
some comforts and conveniences, Tor which
he is willing to pay reasonable price,eoes
not warrant the assumption that no ID
demanding more from Council than was &C
corded to his less fortunate fellow citizens.
ANY one who knows Mr.. Sherrard is aware
that he is public spirited citizen, always
ready 10 help any cause that Will adVance
the interests OF the city, ana the poor %
the place have reason TO know that ne 10
mindful of their affairs and wants. Ine
meeting is 10 amend the ordinance proVlo-
ing for the extension Of the lateral sewer
in accordance with the wishes OF Mr.. Sner-
rard and a majority of the other properly
owners on that portion OF the square, ana
pass it, so that the sewer can be CONSTRUCT
ed before the bad weather sets lie.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee effected an organization by the elec-
ton Of w. Z. Orr as chairman ana W. l.
Clark as secretary. Mr.. Orr was cnalr-
man of the last County Central COMMITTEES,
when Grover Cleveland made nanusohe
gains in this county and Judge PEARSON
was elected to Congress IN this district
The Jefferson County Athletic Associa-
ton held a meeting Wednesday evening Ia
the rooms of the Bicycle Club on NORTH
Fourth street, and resolved TO have
''Field Dayn in this city on Wednesday,
August 23d. The following programme
was formulated, all events 70 be held I'M
der the rules of the Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION. except the bicycle races, which
will be under the rules Of the L. A. W.:
Morning at 9:S0-Base ball game.
Afternoon at Solvent No. 1-Blcyoie
roce, mile novice.
No 2-Foot race, 100-ysrd dash.
No. 9-Throwing base ball.
No. 4-Running broad Jump:
No. 5-Bicycle race, or g mile open-
No. Gone mile walk.
No. Putting shot Q6lbs).
No. Stunning hop, step and jump.
No. 9-Foot race $50 yard dash.
No. lo-Potato race, so yards, 10 pota-
No. 1l-Bicycle race, one-half or two
thirds mile, boys under Is.
No. 12-Foot race, 40 yard run.
No. IS-Hammer throw, 10 pounds.
No. l4-High hurdles, l20 yards.
No. I5-Bicycle race, one mile, handl-
No ls-Running high iump.
No. l7-Three-legged race.
No. 1S-Pole vault.
No. l9-Standing high Jump.
No. 2O-Bicycle race, one mile run.
No. 2l-Foot race, $50 yards run.
No. 22-Low hurdles, 22O yards.
No. 23-Tug of war.
No. 24-Foot race. one mile run.
No. 25-Bicycle race, two milo handicap.
l. Sulzbacher arrived home this week
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. Gardner, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing her sister, MIS-. Cyrus Scott, corner
Fifth and Logan streets.
John l.. Means aud Charley Kells both
came home this week from the Worlds
Fair John thinks the Persian dances are
Just Ine JnluS. -.
Miss Grace Dawson entertained about
fifty friends at the home OF her parents on
South Fourth street Tuesday evening.
Miss Ditto Beazell gave her hrst tea
party Tuesday at 1.-The Retreat" The
party was given in honor OF Miss Laura
Forney and Miss Katio Crumrine, OF
Washington, Pa, who are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Forney.
A fine boy baby made It's appearance at
the home of Geo. p. Miller, on Sixth ave-
nue., Monday night
A. Nj. Hanna, Of Wheeling, was the guest
of Steubenville friends this week.
Mrs. Sarah Martin is in Wheeling visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ". d. Gardner.
Mrs. Auna Karninsky, Of Richmond,
Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Glare. OF North Fourth street
The Misses Basler have issued invita-
tions for a reception Monday evening al
their home on North Fifth street, TO be
given in honor Of their guest, Miss Seats,
Of Lima.
Bob Turner, John Grif1th, Geo. Craw-
ford and Billy Floto are at tho Worlds
Fair, having lourneyed from this city this
week on their biCvcles.
in. Carues and family VIII remove TO
Florida in September.
Dan. Mccoy, Lyman Priest, Jim Lind
say. Geo. Schaeffer, Lou Zimmerman and
Charley Foreman are camping near Mil
ler's station, on the Panhandle.