Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

Meistlr,s band, and Miss Jankee IS q
Wheeling lady. living on McCulloch street.
fkeF ,uchs and James Johnson, two Bell
aire bows. were in town Friday calling on
Yesterday was the bi-monthly. pay day
at the new steel bridge. A..
r. r. Barrett, cashier 81 the
Dollar Savings Bank. returns with MS
wife from the Fair to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilman, Snlppeo
their household goods TO Columbus Friday.
They will leave TO take up thelr Eesiuen0o
their the first OF the week. ~
Mrs. Frank Sigel, of Kansas CITY, MO-,
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. ana MIS- HoSS
Alexander. D-,5,,
port teachers were at Beilalre yesy '.I -
attending an educational meeting WIZ Tue
Bellsire teachers.
George Giffen, Township Trustee, was
ont at the inarmary at East Richlano yes
terday. making his monthly settlements
with the infirmary directors.
John H. Morgan and family, OF Jam
bridge, are visiting Mrs. Morgsn's mo'ner'
Mrs. S. Wilson, Of Pike street.
/. Lanam will leave for Chicago to-mor-
Kirkwood Council, No. 10, Of the Order
of American Mechanics yesterday pre-
seuted the school at Garfield with hand
some American flag. The exercises took
place in the presence OF all the scnoo!
children, their relatives and friends ana
about thirty-hve members OF tue couhcI'
Mr.. NJ. L. Sapher acted as master OF cere-
monies. America" was sung ana tnen
Mr.. haywood Forsythe, IN neat speecn,
presented the school with the nag; MI.
Dennis, the teacher, responded IN happy
and patriotic vein. Rev. Henthorne Was
called upon for speech and Responder.
C. L. Weems, Of ST. Clairsviile, had oeen
expected 10 have been present 10 make an
address but was unable to come. Inc e1-
ercises were aptly concluded by the Gull
dren singing "Our Flag"
Motornnan Still. OF the electric railway,
was making a down trip from Martins
Ferry Yesterday afternoon, and when com,
ing down Amarine Hill his eyes descrled
a silver watch lying on the road. ne
brought the car to q standstill with SUD
denness that almost raised the passengers
from their seats and got on and secured
the time-piece.
Friday and came to Bridgeport IN osd
state of booze. He made himself generally
obnoxious to the people on the car, and on
arriving at Bridgeport he created sucn
disturbance that Officer Conoway put him
under arrest and took him to the CITY
building. Here he stayed for some
time. but being OF reStless
disposition, he undertook to free
himself. He broke his cell door open ana
started down street de did not go lar,
however, for an officer hove Ia slgnt ana
placed him back again In the retrigerator.
Not satisfied yet, he tumeied OH ms DUNK
and cut a bad cash on the side Of his head.
He bled for a long time, until he grew very
veal, from the loss OF blood. In Police
Court Yesterday morning he was hned 81
and costs for drunkenness and also hneo Tor
breaking bucket, his cell door snd other
articles. which he secured. Those mes
amounted to Sass. Alex Alexander and
another party were also arrested Friday
for drunkenness, and were fined eacn 81
and costs.
night from a two months visit TO relatives
In Iowa.
A small child of Chas. Trueman is very
i'll. .,
The ladies of the w. C. T. T. will hold
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Pres
byterian Church.
laughing over the attempt OF the artist con-
tortionist OF an evening paper 70 Draw u
Of the new M. %. Cnurcn,
which appeared in a recent special edition
of that paper. That artist ought to draw
one more Just like that and quit.
Mrs John SchGfer and son, Herman,
were at Steubenville Thursday visiting
relatives.
j. x. Jolly and j. g. Times are in Pitts
burg on business trip.
A greas crowd from Bridgeport attended
the Mckinley meeting Thursday night at
Bellaire. The street railway men claim
that fully ], 200 people made the trip from
Bridgeport, Etnaville and Martins Ferry.
About eight o'clock in the evening great
crowd gathered on Back street and refused
10 get out OF the way or let the cars 90 any
further north. Thus several hundred
people of Martins Ferry who waited for
the cars until half-past eight o'clock
were unable to get to the meeting.
The stoppage of the cars al Bridgeport
caused gr at change in the schedule for
the time being, and it is surprising that no
collisions grew out OF it,
The new electric line have remodeled
two of the cars formerly used on the Bell
aIre horse car route for use. The end OF
each car has been cut of and the two
Joined together. The car is being painted
and upholstered at the sheds. 1t IS one OF
the largest cars in the Ohio Valley, as IL
has an inside measurement Of % feet and
inches while other cars measure only 10
feet and 9 inches.
E. H. Stevens returned yesterday from
tho Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Howell left yester-
day for GAINESVILLE. They left in buggy
with opa horse and will make the trip In
two days.
John Wilkens, brakeman on the 9. & P,
had hand badly mashed last week while
coupling cars. 1t was stated that he had
several fingers taken OF, but this is not the
case
r. r. Barrett's father, living at ST.
Clsirsville, is very ILL
Will Gensen, millwright, and Charlie
Seabright, II tna-Standard boys, returned
yesterday from Chicago.
Some unknown individual entered Gus
Clark's barber shop Thursday night and
stole seven rszors and a pair OF shears.
The thief entered through the door, IN
locking in going in and locking it after
Prof. NJ. NJ. Smiths music class meets
In Good Templar's hall Monday evening at
I 80 o'clock. The class is learning to read
music readily by sight, and it is the inten-
ton to organize the pupils in short time
into q chorus for the study Of cantsta.
A professor of physical culture, as pro-
fessionallY called but better known as
dancing, could find enough material and
applicants in Bridgeport to organize
large class.