Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
BELLAIRE.

| Several OF the gentlemen VINO are urging
/ the investigation Of tn work on the ROCK
! Hill p Ike met ia Cowen 81 Co.'s ot1ca yes
terd y 10 hear specific and certified com
/ plants 10 regard 10 the WORK done on tne
/ PIKE IN question, out not as many persons
put ia al appearance as was expected
/ However another meeting for the same
purpose was held at Rock Hill school house
last evening, buJno particulars have been
| learned of the proceedings. Tue question
OF poor work Ia violation OF the specltca-
/ tiOnS is taking q serious turn. luam
/ Humes, an old contractor, appointed 10 SUI
pecintend certain work on the Mcmahon 5
creek pike, has published card wherein
/ he makes grave charges OF the WORK o,lug
! done Ia violation of the specifications anu
! against his protest, so that he was oohged
! to resign as superintendent or ovtrse r.
! There is one thing certain, the pixies nave
already cost big pile OF money-much
more than the poodle expected to pay Tor
! the completed work.
| The Dig sled on which Capt. Fill Helsley
has oeen riding the girls has been stolen,
aud Fill is loud in profanity against the
| chap who stole it.
Philip Bradley has patented an improved
| brake for road vehicles, and has ouilt a
| hearse on wnicn he has placed the new de-
vice which he rs i tniOlt az the World s
| Fair. Mir. Brs ey las taken out letters
I patent in Great ~ ian.
The city Board Of Health will hold a
meeting In the Mayors Office tomorrow
afternoon.
Tue machinery for the new stamping
factory has oeen so much delayed In Errlv-
al that the factory will not begin WORK THIS
week Indeed, II may be Two or three
weeks before the factory IS resev Tor oper-
aJion
The Elvsian Theatre was well filed last
evening To see Walter Lawrence and Miss
K Ences Field In the spectacular drama,
"FaOio Romsni, " and the play gave general
satisfaction.
John O'Neal, Of Pittsburg, superin-
teudeut OF the coal interests OF W. w.
O'Ncal, was in the city Yesterday and Wis
tied the toWooat Enterprise 10 see what
shape she was in in regard 10 the ice.
w. C. Wsrnock, editor OF the Democrat,
received Yesterday box OF wild game
Jack rabbits, prairie chickens and wild
ducks-from friends Nebraska.
SNOW drifts seriously interfere with
travel over the country roads. In many
places the roads are abandoned and We
hicles pass through the fields.
The meeting Of the Farmers Alliance In
this city yesterd ay made the streets appear
more livela than for several weeks past
The Misses Ida and Maud Fulton, Of
Whitney, were guests OF friends In this
city yesterday,
A splendid programme has been prepared
for the Farmers Institute, TO be heId on
the 25th and 26lh inst
John A. Dean, OF this city, and Miss
Martha A Hoar, OF Quincy, were married
at Martins Ferry, Wednesday evening.
The many friends in this city of Dr.
John Cooke, OF Bridgeport, were paiued TO
hear Of MS sudden death. He Will long be
remembered as faithful aud Influential
attendant at county conventions and other
Democratic g4therinGs as well as Tor MS
genial and courteous manner.
Inquiry about the city fails TO develop
asv information as to VIM. Long, the
young man in jail at Wheeling, having
oseo resident ot this vicinity
funeral of the late Daniel Manches
ter will take place from the First Vi. E.
Church this morning at 10 o'clock. The
remains will be tax TO Bethel, on the
B Z. & Q. road, for interment.
Frank Lynn, of Belmont, well known
throughout the central part Of the county
and 20 many persons in this city, died few
DAYS ago al the Wheeling hospital. where
he had gone for treatment Tor gravel.
Edward NJ nley, the young glassworker
who was nearly frozen to death on North
Belmont street, is getting along as well as
could DE expected, but Is feeling pretty
tough since bis experience.
James Linard will 90 Oui to Bethesda
this morning TO visit his sick father, Yost
Liuard.
NJ. n. Mercer is improving from his re-
cent serious illness.
II is said that VIM. Turnbull will enter
suit for damages against the Chicago hrm
who owned tue mig delivery wagon which
ran over his daughter Maud and broke her
leg.
The people living in the lower part of the
CITY are quite appr heusive OF flood when
the dig snow goes of. The biggest snow
ever known in this country went on with
out causing flood.
The State Board Of Pardons is consider
/ ing the case Of h. @ McGaughy, the young
attorney Of this CITY, who was sent up for
/ ''uttering a forgery He WAS sentenced 10
| 1891 for a term Of three years.
/ A number of our people viii go up TO
! Wheeling Tuesday evening 10 hear the lee
! ture TO be delivered bv George KEENAN,
/ the noted Eastern traveller.
Harry Burrows has purchased the iona
! than Hoffman residence property in the
! First ward; consideration, 81. 400.
| A. Kiotz has returned from business
/ trig to New York city.
/ The Misses Minnie and Annie Bang en-
/ tertained friends al their home in the Fifth
/ ward Friday evening.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald will lecture at
! Steubsnville this evening on Jerusalem,
/ the Holy city"
! Several OF our young men contemplate
/ guinn to the new gold fields in Utah.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Rev. c. NJ. Iams, Of Columbus, will
! preach at the Christian Church at IL n
and p. N.
Regular services at the United Presby-
1 terian Church, morning and evening.
Usual services a. toe German Reformed
/ Church Subject Of morning sermon,
! Thou Shalt Not Steal"
I At tins First 81. Z. q special revival SER
/ vice will De held At IL q. m, subject,
Launch Out Into the Deep" evening sub
ject, "While Was Busy Here and There
/ he Was Gone"
Subject of morning sermon at the First
--sOyterisn Church: "rhe Colum 0ian
/ Fair-Should tae Gates be Kept Open on
! SAndaym evening subject, "A Young
Mani Glory is His Strenth."
Preaching this evening at the South
RellaIre Nj. Z. Church.
There viii be 20 preaching at the Gravel