Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
BRIDGEPORT.

Tomorrow there will be another election
take place. This time all the three wards
will vote at the city building. The pur-
pose of this election is to select three MEM
bers for the Board Of Education. AS far
as could be learned yesterday there were
four candidates in the field for election.
namely: City Clerk L. w. Williams, VIM
Skidmore, II. II. Clayland and J. w. FoW-
Ter. 1t may be that there are others who
will make quiet canvass, but the ABOVE
four named are in the race in earnest The
polls will open at 6 a. m. and close at 6 p. m.
The following clipping from yesterdays
Quest contains good advice which should be
carried out Officers were on the alert
Friday evening and no such proceedings &C.
Cured as on the previous evening, but new
ertheless the affair should not have hap
pened at all.
ut would be well for one Of our police
TO attend the w. G.. L. L. meetings this
week, and see that the boys, and some who
have reached the age to pass on the COM
munity as men, do not forget that they are
not there for the purpose OF disturbing the
audience and speaker Such scenes as
were enacted by some present who are OLD
enough 10 know better, Thursday night, is
q disgrace to any community ana shows
the lack of manhood. An example should
good Of the community"
Miss Vandalia Varnum, the celebrated
temperance talker who has been lecturlng
in town all week, will hold special service
at the Presbyterian Church, in kirkwood,
this evening. Miss Varnum is doing good
work, and those instrumental in securing
her services have done great deal for this
locality. She is now the guest of Mrs. II.
G.. Branum in KirkwoOd.'
The REGISTER stated in its items from
here last Thursday that EX-Mayor X. b.
Mitchell was circulating a petition for re-
Installing Ex-Oficer John Sauers who was
discharged few weeks ago. This is not
exactly correct. Mr.. Mitchell was ctrcu-
lating a petition to ask Council TO lnvesti-
gate the cause of Officer Sauers' discharge,
accordingly committee Of three consisting
of DR.. w. S. Fisher, VIM. Koehnline and
w. J. Bratton were named TO investigate
the matter and make report back to Coun-
ell sOon The investigation is now in pro
cress, and in few days we will be able to
hear from the committee. They viii give
an impartial investi cation Of the case.
The Providence Savings Life Insurance
Co. and the National Union paid the poll
cies on DR.. Cooks life amounting to $1,000.
This prompt payment speaks very well for
the companies
hlCldru OSSSduS' VI - NHu 4AiO' H~S Wy u
appointed on the police force for the
Worlds Fair, and left for that place
Wednesday night.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at the
residence Of Miss Stella Spangenberg, in
Klrkwood on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Stevens gave very enjoyable
card party at her residence in Kirkwood
last Thursday evening, in honor Of her
guest, Mrs. Milt Harrison, Of Swick-
ly, Pa. -,
Judge Dreggs, Of Woodsheld, will
shortly move here and occupy residence
on Howard street in Kirkwood.
w. T. Graham and Chas. Branum left
Yesterday for Gambler, after spending a
week with their parents.
Miss jeanette B. Knots left yesterday
for her home in Warrington, after an ex-
tended visit here.