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


the record that Martins Ferry did on a
wet, heavy track, was enough glory, pleas
ing them much better than taking first
prize and not breaking the record. Chief
Ono and Captain Darfah, OF the running
team, assisted by our boys, used their In
fiuence with the judges 10 give Coshocton
first money, and the boys from that city
saw that they will never forget the kind
ness of the Martins Ferry firemen. There
is a movement on foot to give them re-
ception over the succese OF the team.
Miss Matte Pope, Of Woodsfield, IS the
guests OF Miss Jennie Dixon, OF the First
ward.
The Republican Senatorial primaries
were held here yesterday afternoon to Sc.
lect delegates to the convention TO be held
in this city next Thursday, August lOtn.
There is no contest and but one set OF dele
gates are being voted for, which is as fol
lows:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-Leander Woods, James Run
Won and E. o. Padelford.
Aleernates-Fred Strickland, Nathan
Vale and Eugene Blanchard.
Central Committeeman-Samu West
wood.
SECOND WARD.
Delegstes-George Tweedy and M. j.
Morton. $500.
Alternates-David Coss and William
McWilliams.
Central Committeeman-W. r. Bow
man.
THIRD WARD.
Delepates-Wm. H. Jones, Richard
Yea zey, Geo. G. Strain and David Lew
ellyn.
Alternates-Fred Coss. Peter Nielsen
held r, David Evans and JOB Murphy
Central ComInitteeman-Joh ohm A. Moore
Rev. J. J. Graham, of Allegheny, will
occupy the Presbyterian pulpit this morn
ing. ;.
unusually dnll, one Pat Chrlsty oeing tne
only occupant Of the cooler, beng locKeo
The trolly wires for the new Bellalre
Street Railway Company were being put
in position through the city yesterday.
William Dixon. Jr., has returned from
legal visit to Washington, Pa.
Mrs. A. White. Of Clearield, Iowa, and
David Francis, Of jefferson county. are the
guests Of their sister, Mrs. T. Z. Barber.
S. C. King, Of Pittsourg. Is very Ill al
his brothers., Asa King, Of Walnut street.
Will Cattell will lead the o'clock meet
ing in the Y. NJ G. A. rooms this after
noon.
Miss Jessie Charlton gave reception
last evening in honor Of her birthday.
Miss Jennie Dixon and Miss Matte Pope
will leave tomorrow for the Worlds FAR
at Chicago. ;,
Mrs. Chas. Clayland, Of Pittsourg, Is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Thos Lloyd has returned from three
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Gertrude Swartz, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Cora Watson.
John Hobensack returned home 70 Pltts-
burg after visiting relatives here.
Alvin Sedgwick went to Pittsourg yes
terday on business.
Emerson Campbell will return to-day
from Zoar, o.
Anthony Sales and wife left over the
B. 81 o. railroad yesterday morning for
Richmond, Va.
Miss Myrtle Williams, OF SmitnheIo, is
the guest Of relatives here.
Ex-President Of Council Milliard +. Bal
lev. of the First ward, has by the tempo
rary chairman been appointed first assist
ant sergeant-at-arms Of the Democratic
State Convention TO be held in Cincinnati
next Wednesday and Thursday. II is an
honor well bestowed on this sterling and
sound young Democrat.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. G.. Boyd returned yes
terday from a weeks outing at Zoar, ..
A little child Of William Payne is not
expected to live.
Hugh Wells has accepted position in
Pickens' store.