Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21
MARTINS FERRY.

at the office of the Hltna Standard Iron and
Steel works Yesterday, and there was a
general howl raised by those whose wages
were tied up in that shape.
The Elson Glass works will positively
resume one week from tomorrow, so we
are informed.
It is rumored that an effort is being made
to select a new Superintendent Tor the pup
lie schools of this city.
Herford Brook had a verv narrow escape
last evening by jumping of OF q Wheeling
and Lake Erie train while in motion.
A valuable bird dog, belonging TO VIM.
Hobbs, Of Fifth street, was poisoned last
evening on Hanover street, and attracted
considerable attention while in the throes
of death.
The ladies of ST. Paul's Parish Aid So
ciety will give a musicale In Prof. Scho-
fields Hall next Wednesday evening, May
2Sd. Sandwiches, coffee, cake and ice
cream will be served from 3 TO 10 p. m, ad-
mission free.
There will be a meeting Of the Independ-
ent Hose Company at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening. 1t is important that all
members be present. .
The remains of Mrs. VIM. Brown Of
Wellsburg. w. Va, formerly OF this city,
were brought here yesterday and will be
entered in Riveryiew cemetery this after
noon.
Miss Belle Zane, Of the Island. is in the
city, the guest Of her COUSIN, Miss Belle
McSworGs, OF Pearl street.
Miss Sarah Lewis. who has been taking
a two years course in the nurses training
school at Boston, Mass, is home on a two
weeks vacation.
G. w. Collins, the genial freight agent
of the G.. & P. r. 4. here, is spending the
Sabbath with his mother at Warrenton,
Ohio.
The debating society is making arrange
ments for an open air meeting some night
next month.
Mir. and Mrs. Louis Daume, Of Pitts
burg. are In the city, the guests OF Mr..
Daumes' parents, on Centre street.
There were two members OF the Zoar
COLONY in the city yesterday taking in the
sights. They were piloted through the
city oy G. w. Swartz.
The Master Mechanic Of the G. 81 p. K.
r. was in town yesterday, putting in a new
pair of trucks under a car that was loaded
with nails.
I. w. Shreye will lead the 4 O'Clock Y.
NJ. c.. A. this afternoon,
Miss Eloise GRAY is the guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. Sheriff, at Cadiz, o..
Newton Faulkner, wife and daughter
went to Brilliant yesterday.
VIII Edwards has returned from Joliet,
where he went to work in a mill there.
Thomas Charlton, manager OF the glass
factory at Warrington, w. Va. is in the
CITY spending Sunday with his family.
Prof. Yernell, formerly Of Bridgeport,
but late Of Canton, c., was in the city yes
terdsy.
In the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Traunter, of Cleveland, Is
the guest of Mr.. rnd Mrs. Harry Evans, OF
Monroe street.
Thomas Dorsey and wife, of Maynard,
were in town yesterday, calling on friends.
Rev. Samuel Boyd will preach this
morning at the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Mr.. Butts breaches 10 the High
School graduates tonight at the flrst NJ.
<. Church.
Editor Dave Milligan, Of the ST. Glars
vile Gazette, was in the city yesterday,
shaking hands with his many friends.
street Commissioner Coates is grading
the side walks on Broadway, preparatory
10 having the paving laid.
NJ s. McGrew has moved his family
hack from Jewett. and taken possession OF
his old homestead on North Fifth street.
There was q force OF men put TO work
| cleaning up the ditch on Fourth street,
near the Central Scnool DullOlnSt yesIer-
day oy Commissioner Coates.
DIR. j. D. Hooensack, who was seriously
III several dsysa 60, mad so far recovered
that he is able TO attend 10 bis Office prac-
tice.
A party was given at the home Of George
Turvey, on Second street, yesterday, in
honor OF hisDora's birthday.
The Belmont base ball club plays the
Shamrocks, Of Wheeling, to-day on the
Tunnel Green.
The City Board Of Equalization meets at
the Auditors ONCE tomorrow for organi-
cation, instructions, &C.
There was a very exciting game OF bal
! on the Woods commons yesterday between
a CLUB from Bellsire and q C CLUB,
which was won bY the latter py a score OF
10 10 5. Several hundred persons witnessed
il. and the cheering was loud and long
whenever one OF our boys made a hit.
Miss Love McGlenn, OF the Grove,
who has been quite low for some time with
Typhoid fever, is a great deal better.
Mrs. Geo. W. Reece was called 10 Nc
Mechen. w. Va, yesterday by the serious
illness OF her niece, Mrs. j. Wnltlash-
The case OF Mrs. Rose Leonard against
Philip Dorsch, for selling liquor TO her
husband, is set for trial IN the Common
Pleas court tomorrow.
Thos. Z. Mitchell is spending SABBATH
| with his family az Mount
This snmmer Rev. Doepken, OF D Ger.
man Lutheran Chuoch, will teach q Ger
mar school, conmencing June 5, and con-
rinuing for three months.
The many friends OF Robert Jenkins