Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
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and tally sheets for the special election
70 be held here next Friday. This cleo
tion will be a vote on whether or not 10
issue bonds to the amount Of SIS, 600 for
complete sewerage system IN town.
Already the plans and surveys are made
for the system, which If secured is an
excellent one. People all over town are
very anxious that the issue pass. All
the new. houses In town are being fitted
uD for the system, and IL 10 is not Sc
cured IL will greatly discommode these
persons. A large number OF the labor
inE men Will vote for the system, as oy
IL they can secure employment.
A few evenings ago the Union Hall
Association held a meeting and an or
ganizatiOn was effected. .. NJ. Davis
was made President; w. 5. Sells, Vice
President; r. II. CiaYland, Secretary;
Z. j Fox, Treasurer, and the following
persons we're chosen 20 act as Build
ing and Executive Committee: Jas.
Reed, w. W Baggs and j. w. Fowler.
Architect Giesey, Of Wheeling, will
have charge Of experimenting the
work OF the new hall, and has also
charge Of the plans. A meeting OF ths
Association vii. DO held this even ng,
when more definite plans Will be ar
ranged.
The Belmont County Commissioners
will be here next Friday 70 settle the
matter as 10 where the new street car
c0mpany's tracks will be located be-
yond The city limits out the National
pike. The REGISTER told how property
holders were getting out petitions
against locating the tracks on the. south
side OF the pike, where the commission
ers have already located them. The
commissioners will look over these petit
tions and will probably locate the tracks
Ga the center Of the road. Manager
Jolly is not particular To what part OF
the thoroughfare his road is located.
A few DAYS ago Mrs. Henry w. Storer,
OF Wheeling, started 10 ship her hus-
bands household goods TO East Liver
pool. This course the husband strong
ly objected 70, as he came here In haste
aud detained the goods here in replevin.
Judge Clark decided yesterday in Mr..
Storer's favor, aud judgment was rem
dered for the possession Of the goods.
Charles Howell, timekeeper for the
new street carcompGny, was driving a
horse and buggy near Bellaire yeSter-
DAY, when the horse became unmanage-
able and ran off, Mr.. Howell was not
hurt, The buggy was badly smashed and
she horse was caught.
Four DRINKS who could not pay their
fines are In the lookup. They are James
Daisy, Frank He'll, John Miller aud
John Maskevltz, 81 Austrian. Their
hearing was last Monday and each got
81 and costs.
G. G. Cochran, brick paving cOntrac-
tor, OF Martins Ferry, has brought suit
against this city TO recover a balance
due him on street paving in Etnaville.
The amount is about $500.
The four poplar trees planted along
Bridge street some time ago bY the C..
& ?. L. r. are growing beautifully.
They are situated along the street by
the freight house.
Mrs. j. X. and Mrs. A. NJ. jolly and
their families arrived here yesterday,
after pleasant outing at Chippewa
Lake A. Nj. jolly lives on the Island.
John McCOnnaugheyGt the firm Of j.
c. Dent & Co., is takEns lhiS vacation,
and viii spend moE ~ the time az
sse McDopAid's family, of this
ga,W - Bsllaire yesterday 70 at
4 And Mrs. McDonald'S mothers funeral.
Mrs. Samuel Yeager, sister OF j. c.
Dent, who has been visiting him, has
returned to her home in FairmOnt.
u. A. Dorsey has gone into Ohio on a
business trip for the Ohio State Build
ing and Loan Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Summers and Mr..
and Mrs. T. b. Smith left yesterday for
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Jessie Knots, who has been Wis
iting here from Warrington, has gone
70 her home.
Mayor George Hathaway and officer
Donnelly are at Georgetown, O., on
fishing trip.
A child OF P. Driehorst was buried
yesterday afternoon in Mt. Calvary Gem
etery.
Miss Blanch Leland, from GAINESVILLE,
Is guest Of Miss Maggie Howell.
}SeGire Clark was in ST. Clairsville
/ yesterday on important business.
The Hon. J. c. Heinlein left yester-
day for the Worlds Fair.
RI. Howell and family will go to
the Wards Fair to-day.
Clyde Darrah was in town yesterday
from 81. CiairSvile.
Nathan Fawcets is again on duty
otter his vacation,
WHenry Klemmer is home from the
M Erld's Fair.
Rss Clara Forbes is IN Chicago at the
Jlid's Fair.
Roy Adolf is home from visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Maggie Howell is on the sick