Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12
A LONG LIST
OF SIGEERS TO THE PETITION FOR A SETTLE
MENT OF THE CAR STRIKE.
Prominent Citizens Who Declare They Approve Of
the Sentiments Contained in the Resolution
Lately Passed by the City Council.

Element of the existing street railway
strike have been extensively circulated
about the city and some of the surround
ing towns, and the papers have been
very numerously signed by all classes
Of citizens.
The REGISTER has been handed by
the Legislative Committee OF the
Trades Assembly, for publication, the
following list OF homes: 1t is a
formidable roll, and contains the
names OF such individuals and
firms as Ri. Rev. John j. kain,
Bishop OF Wheeling, Rev. DR.. ID. A.
Cunningham, Rev. DR.. j. L. Mcclure
Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim, Rev. William
Ulfert, Rev. j. A. Hopkins, Rev. A. Is
Riker, Rev. f. n. Lynch, Zarnitz ~ Co.,
S. S. Bloch, Elk Mayor G. w. Seaoright'
Henry Jacobs, Egger, Warrlck q Co.,
and Jacobs 81 Isenberg.
But here is the petition and llst OF
signers in full.
THE PETITION.
1--WE, the undersigned merchants OF the
CITY of Wheeling and surrounding towns
are in full accord with the resolution
PASSED by the City Council, as to the best
means of settling the strike. now IN pro-
eress between the Electric Railway Com
Oanv and the Electric Railway Employees
Union.
Tits detrimental to the business interests
and should be speedily settled
Zarnitz Bros. 81 Co., wholesale grocers,
Emsheimer q Co., matters, Henry Peoler,
Superintendent of Inhrmary, A. Y. Jaml-
son. stakeholder, John Klari, druggist, Z.
Schnepf, druggist, J. B. Crawford, grocer,
Walter Marshall, Schramm " Burke, SAD
dler. j. II. Adams, grocer, Egger, WarrlcK
& Co., Kimberly 81 Davis, n. w. BecK,
brass foundry, Henry Jacobs, carpets, OIL
cloths, feathers, &c, Jacobs ~ IsenoerS'
dry goods, Geo. VIM. Merchant, grocer,
ID. A. Cunningham, pastor First Presby.
terrain church, Francis NJ. Lynch, pastor
Chapline street NJ. Z. church, a. b. Rlker,
pastor Fourth street M. h. church, Is. A.
Bonnheim, Rabbi, Hebrew congregation,
]. A. Hopkins. pastor Disciples chuEch,
+ IT. Mcclure, pastor United Presbyterian
church, VIM. G.. Ulfert, pastor ~ Johns
John J. Kain, Bishop Of Wheeling, Alex
ander & Co.
FOURTH WARD.
B. Gartner, ThG9as P. Leavey, T. For
ester, e. VierIeller, e. FlotO, 5. NJ. Oar
rah, G. SaIder, Philip Schnepp, Joseph
Yahn, Harry Bearley, p. II. Barnett, Jos.
Bishof Louis Bell, John Hack, John Nc
Kee, Harry Kruckenberg, j. Berkett,
David Nesbitt, j. S. Wilson & Son, w. B.
Alison, VIM Schempf, Hess, Lennon ~
Co, Geo. Simmons, Z. Strauss, Frank
Hennes. Adam j. Yahn, Chas. Harbruc k,
Adam Schaefer, Henry Nikolous, Z. NJ.
Fink. G.. Nav, j. e. Morris, Charles h.
Goethe, T. Mclaughlin, +. Wagner, Al
bert Beltz, o. B. Porter, Albert
Schan, j. A. Courts, c. w. Graham, VIM.
Basher, d. w. Friffe, Nj. b. Acker,
VIM. Gruber cigar manufacturer, K.
Gates, electric supplies, h. Hoffman, CON
fectioner, 1923 Market street, Harry Smith,
painter, Thomas b. Taylor, cigar manutac-
turer, f. Treiber, confectioner, Baker
Bros, laundry, NJ. Sonne0Orn, the Hub,
VIM. +. Weir, halter and furnisher.
FIFTH WARD.
Kulian Kraft, Harkins & Schneider,
Henry Schafer, Christian Boshar, Philip
+. Scheuk, B. f. Stubs, Henry F'rohme,
S. II. Porter. The Crystal Manufacturing
Company, U. S. Dundon, Secretary, Z. +.
Shambra g. Son, Robert j. Smyth, John
Vocklers Sons, p Bonenberger, Philip
Voellinger, AlberRemele, ThosFoX, Herman
Dailer, Michael Bros, d. Kleiner, II. Bode,
I. Auber, Jacob Muller, Jos. VOgler, Jr., John
Schneider ~ Co., Geo. T. Finck, Mrs. >.
Bott, Ii. T. Bachman q Co., Dudley "
Swift C.. K. Green, Watson q Larkins,
August Foose, George Lobenstein, An
drew V. Fisher G. w. Seabright, Atlantic
Tea Company, r. J: Hue6el u Co
Dowler & Dowler, Louis Riedel, +,
Schmeichel, w. e. Eberts, VIII
liam Nesbitt, Valentine Bellinger,
Baker & Baker, J. w. Blatchly, j. Simp-
son, George Long, Yahn Lightning, John
w. Kennen, Schafer Bros, &. Menkemel-
Ter. II. 4. Menkemeller, A. +. Stouver,
Harry McNamee, II. Homer, George IL.
Ebeling, H. Bhngst, 5. Is. Mckee, >.
Moore, George Schad.
SIXTH WARD.
FbeHng & Pebler, cigar-makers, John
c. Miller, dry goods, Louis Lotz, harness
maker, w. W.. Irwin. druggist, Philip
Roth. confecti6ner. Harry King, contec-
tloner, John C.. Medlck, butcher, William
J. Nolte, grocer, Wills ~ Leasure, j. ~.
Fowler. shoe store, John V. Gavin, dry
goods, John Monahan, Globe Tea Co. Jo-
seph Wheeler, shoe store, O.. &. Stroebel,
grocer, d. L. Mckinley, shoe store, VIM.
ii. Shafer, grocer, John Coleman, drug
gists, Frank Schroeder, furniture, (. T..
Weisgerber, bakery, Louis Bonnenberger,
tailor, Hartman Brues, cigar factory, Mrs.
NJ. Clarity, grocery, William o. Geese,
Benz. Schoeman, grocer, John Rodman,
paper store, Charles Almond, grocery, ID.
Lang, grocery, A. Fisher, grocer, Gregory
Fbbert, grocer, VIM. Manlon, j. =. w.
Weitzel, grocer, George Richie, grocer,
+. c. Hoffman, tanner, f. NJ. Work, gro
Gerry, A. H. Nolte, bakery.
EIGHTH WARD.
John W. Schultze, VIM. Wolvington, 81
Thirtieth street, feed dealer, Z. b. Ziegler,
571S Thirty-third street. plumber, +. Har-
fer. 50 Thirty-third street, butcher, Joseph
A. Ankle, 4ll7 Jacob street, justice Of the
peace, Conrad Bremen, 1923 Jacob street,
cigar manufacturer, VIM. F. Graeoe 1911
Jacob street, insurance agent, John Becker,
1921 JACOB street, ieweler, Henry w. Etz,
6 Thirty.ninth street, 1eweler, Chss. V.
SeybOld, painter, 500 Jacob street, John
Walford, grocer, 1929 Jacob street, Chris
tian Viewig, Jr., 1920 jacob street, John ID.
Marsh, 1923 Jacob street, II. II. Hornbrook,
1929 Jacob street, August II. knoke, 4Ol4
Jacob street. w. J. Steen, of Steen Bros,
plumbers. 40lS Jacob street, w E. Stathers,
physician, Sg4l Jacob street, l.. f. Sea-
bright. cigar manufacturer, 1884 Jacob
street, Chas. Kettler, saloon, 4024 Jacob
street, H. T. Ford, 1927 Jacob street, Fred.
Bischoff, 4l43 Jacob street, John
Hans, saloon, 4l43 Jacob street,
David Halme, 1901 Jacob street, confection,
err, Louis Bishoff, 1903 Jacob street, saloon
w. ID. Becker, 43O5 jacob street, barber,
H. Brinkman, 1918 Jacob street, grocer, H.
Z. Carl, 4S0S jacob street, barber, w. 5.
Mccullough, Bellaire, H c. Fisher, planning
mill builder, VIM. L. Fritz, f+01 Jacob
street, butcher, Fred Vieweg, 1922 Jacob
street, grocer. Christ Vieweg, Sr., 440S
JACOB street, Chas. Otto. 1922 jacob street,
bakery, J. ]. Brahler, 4527~ Jacob street,
barber, Tom Bochgurd, 1925 Jacob street,
cr.ncnr Chas Rar 4Rl1 Iacnh sfraaf sal.