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

Hon. A. J. Pearson came in from Wash
ington yesterday morning and lett Tor
Woodsfeld a few hours later.
Hi Henry's Ministries brass band paraded
the streets yesterday at noon and gave a
delightful serenade in front OF the GLOBE
Hotel. We have seldom heard . cornet
solo equal to that rendered by MIR. Henry.
The company played 10 q large house al
the Elysian Theater last evening.
Hon. John A. Buchanan, OF Northwest
ern Ohio, who spoke at Woodsneld on Fri
day evening, was in the city yesterday.
Police Officer Ed Davis, OF the First
ward, has resigned in order TO engage In
business on his own account. Key Den
baugh has been appointed TO succeed him
on the police force.
Contractor Da Wis will begin laying brick
in Gravel Hill cut on Monday morning II
the weather is favorable.
During the past three weeks there has
been but one case in the Mayors Court
which in any way replenished the city ex-
chequer. The Mayor says this beats the
record for dullness.
Edward and Antoine LaRoche have been
out the c., L. g. w. road the past week on
a business trip.
Martin Cowan is on the sick list.
One Of the largest political meetings ever
held at Businessburg, was held by the
Democrats in that village. Friday evening.
The speakers were Hon. Ross j. Alexan-
der, Col. j. Z. C~harlesworth, and NJ. HON
man, of this city.
Newell X. Kennon, Esq, Of 81. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday afternoon.
Quite a plumber Of country people were
in the city yesterday.
Conservative opinion Is 10 the effect that
several OF the candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket will be elected If the Republi-
can plurality in the county is kept down
TO q normal figure, and no valid reason has
yet been given why the plurality on tue
Republican side Is going TO be a0normauy
large. George Linn. for Representative,
George Yost, for Commissioner, Evans
Dermott, for Treasurer, and Albert W..
Kennon, for Prosecuting Attorney, haye
each made a splendid canvas, and their
work will show up when the votes are
| counted. Hon. John w. Laughlin, candi-
date for Probate Judge, has made no can
vass. being detained at home by the seri-
Gus illness of his wife. Taken all in all,
the outlook is favorable to the Drmocratic
candidates.
Col. Jere williams, who has been
Moved in enc of the departments at wash
| %ington, the passed fourteen years, accom-
panied Congressman Pearson home from
that city.
The Lecture Course CoUlullJUce OF tue
Young Peoples Societies held a meeting
at the First Presbyterian Church last
evening.
The loss to Messrs. Rodefer & Hoffman
bv the recent burning Of their factory at
| Eiwood, Ind, is estimated AZ $4,000, with
only S. 900 insurance. -,
The bottle factory and the Bellaire steel
works have been working steadily the past
week.
Michael Owens, who was manager OF the
Beatty Bros glass factory at the Worlds
Fair, was in the city yesterday calling on
friends. .,
The indications are that Rodefer Bros
aint glass factory will resume operations
soon after the election.
Ex-Gov. John =. ST. John. OF kansas,
delivered q splendid Prohibition address 70
a fair-sized crowd at the City Hall latt
evening. The Governor will mako a tenn
psrance address at the Elyslan Theater
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A new saloon is 70 be opened IN the
Schmulbach building on South Union
| street.
Mrs. Huutley will conduct services at
the First NJ. E. church this afternoon al
o'clock.
The Postal Telegraph will furnish bull
letins from the stage OF the Elyslan theatre
Thursday evening, giving election returns.