Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
srEUBENVILLE

SrRrREyv1ILE. November 4.-The elec-
tion will take place next Tuesday ana SO
far as Steubenyille is concerned IL nas
been a quiet campaign, the hepu ol.cans
having held Just two meetings ana tue
Democrats none. The nearest Steuoen-
vile Democrats have been 10 MeeIns
this campaign was when e1-GoVetLot
Campbell spoke at Toronto last MONDAY;
Nevertheless they are in GOOD neart enu
expect to hold up their end OF tn9 s.i.LS
in q manner that will contrlouto " va
election of Larry Neal as Governor C anu
kill the Presidential aspirations u Iii
ernor Mckinley. A prominent ,h SpGErg;,,
can politician and henchman OF Htcn -siI
Lewis said that the reason Mckinley ulu
not come here TO apeak was because ne
had been having good meetings in oinerent
parts of the State and was AFRAID Oh
damper If he came and he did hoS
want 10 spoil his record. Mckinney mas
distinct recollection of the dirty galIe 10
played in the asylum matter, anu KNOWS
that the people of the Ohio Valley nave
lust right to be indignant and have IL ID Io[
him. He passed through SteuoenVllIe'
but didn't stop, and the only recepsion az
corded him as he passed down nlaiA 70
street from the Panhandle TO tue =; ~
depot, was by Conn, who blew MS Wni GsS;c
VI NhC
Congressional district feel good over tne
fact that their Congressman, Hon. A D.
Pearson, of Woodsfeld, was the one Sc
lected by the House 10 present the repesi
bill TO President Cleveland for MS sigma,
ture. and that the President recognized
his worth and ability by presenting MN
with the pen with which he wrote MS sig
nature as nnemento Of the event.
The escape Of the three prisoners from
iail Monday. being the second case within
a short time, is conclusive PROOF thst our
bastile is not the secure place 1t should %.
1t is ell right when the prisoners are IN tue
cells, for they are constructed Oh lrop anu
they can not get out, but 1t frequently
happens that they are not IN the cells Wnen
they should be, aud they have nothing olL
o brick wall between them and liberty. III
is too late 10 use stone in the construction
Of the building, because IL is already up,
but how would it do TO line 1t with iron'
That can be done, and would make IL SAFE.
HalloW Zen was properly observed In
this CITY. There was probably not SIN
ole street on which there was not tatry
pulling. and the small boy was continually
on the move in search OF mischlef. Ihere
being no wells in Steubenville, the girls
could not we'll take peep at their future
hush ands IN the water.
o Ivaphoe Division, No. z, U. r: K: OF r..
next Tuesday evening will hold the hrst
of a series Of social dances to oe given this
season at its hall, corner Fourth ana
Washington streets.
Miss Susie Mcdonald, Of Wheeling, is
visiting the Misses Hook in this city.
Harry Bates and bride have returned
from their wedding tour and began domes-
tic life in q nicely furnished house onSouth
Third street
The many friends Of the venerable VIM.
Dunlap will be sorry to learn that he Is
quite i'll at the residence Of his daughter,
Mrs. r. P. Tilney on North Fifth street
Edwin c.. Mccullough and Miss Annie
Ekly were married Wednesday at noon at
the home of the BRIDES parents, near Ben
wood. Both bride and groom are well
known and have many friends in this city.
President Spaulding Il. Wallace, OF the
Jefferson Iron Works, took run down TO
Wheeling Tuesday to see his friends In
that city.
Judge Douthitt adjourned court Tuesday
morning and went up TO Beaver, Pa, TO
see his old home, which he had not visited
for twenty years. He returned Wednes-
day evening and justice was dealt out all
week.
Miss Kate Winters entertained party
! of friends at the residence Of her parents
ON West Market street Tuesday night.
Miss Mabel Greasy gave a phantom
party Halloween at her home on North
Fourth street. All the younger generation
| Of her set were there.
Ernest Finley, son Of DR.. Finley, OF Mt.
| Pleasant, will study law in the Office OF
| Gov. r. G.. Richards. Mr.. Finley read
! law one year with G. L. Weems, ESQ, OF
| St. Clairsville, and afterward took years
| law course at Ann ArbOr.