Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15
MARrIN's FERRY.
every instance.


Already candidates for the spring
elections are beginning to hustle.
There will be three tickets in the held,
and possibly four. The three will be
the Republican, Democratic and Citl-
zens' tickets, and some talk OF a labor
ticket Among the candidates Tor
Mayor are mentioned the present May
or. Theo. Keller, Samuel Westwood,
the present Marshal, Deputy Revenue
Collector 5. L. Dean and james Run
Won, popular young mailer, OF the
LauChlin mill. For Marshal the fol-
lowing names are frequently mentioned:
Eugene Blanchard, John Fisher, Ell
mer Moore, David Gosney, Mart Myers
aud Fred Och, very popular member
OF the present police force. The other
Offices will also have plenty OF candl-
dates. The above mentioned candi-
dates will no doubt be up before the
Republican convention, as shey are oil
strong members OF that party
Rev. Roberts, of Pennington, was in
the city yesterday, as also were Rev. i.
Twinem, Eli See0ert, and DR.. u. IL.
Calville, OF Harrisvile, and L. B. Boyd
and G. w. Moore, OF Maynard. who
came to attend a meeting Of the St.
Clairsville Presbytery, which was to
have been held here yesterday, but was
postponed until the 2Sth.
The hearing OF the injunction
against the w. g. l.. E. railroad will be
heard this morning by Judge briggs.
This Injunction was not taken out by
the city, as first reported, but by the
Water Works Trustees. The case OF
Wilson & Chapman VS.. Geo. h. Wheat,
ct al, also comes up to-day before tne
Common Pleas Court.
Miss Rose Melville, who will take the
part of isis Hopkins" in 'Zeb" to-mor-
row night at the New Opera House, is
favorlte with our theatre-going people.
She will be remem bered as being here
last season for week with the Mel
vile Sisters.
Our people are greatly pleased to
know that the Wheeling foot ball team
has concluded to play with the Y. M: T.
A. team of this city on Thanksgiving
day on the Wheeling Island FAIR
grounds. It no doubt will be a great
contest.
"Chick" Brannigan has closed a con-
tract with big glass firm In Pittsonrg
to use his patent for making stem ware
The company will pay Mr.. Brannigan a
big royalty for the use OF 1t.
Tonight the Shumann Concert Com
pany, the first of the Y. M. c. A. course,
will give an entertainment at tho Opera
House and promise to be greeted with a
crowded house.
Mrs. VIM. Cope, Of Smithfield, re-
turned home yesterday, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Henderson, OF
this city.
Reserved seats for the Kiog's Daugh-
tiers entertainment will be offered for
sale at Ong's drug store this morning.
Drs. HobensacB and Williams attend
ed meeting of the Eastern Ohio Medl-
cal Association at Belloire yesterday.
Lottie Lashley, of Bellaire, returned
acme yesterday after visiting Misses
Belle and Shaver, of Third street.
The Zane street and Pearl street
sewers are completed, and the Indiana
street sewer will be in a few days.
Attorneys w. B. Francis and E. E.
McCombs were at the county seat yes
terday Oh legal business.
Some of the cars on the new electric
road have been taken of during the
morning run.
C. Il. Steele, of Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday calling on the drug
trade.
Miss Eliza Bennett, of Smithfeld, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. S. l.. Wood.
David Souders has returned from a
visit with Pittsborg friends.
Rev. Boyle led the meeting at the
Baptist Church last night.
Exley & Co. planning mill started up
again yesterday morning.
The Times will issue weekly edition,
commencing tomorrow.
]. E. Reynolds is suffering from a
Doisoned foot.