Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
,IARrIN's FERRY.

Miss Ella Inglebright left yesterday to
visit friends In Steubenville.
Mary Chalfant left yesterday for her
home at Pittsburg after q pleasant Visit
with friends here.
Miss Kate Littlg, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Hobbs, OF North Fifth
| street.
Miss Jennie Hervey, Of Roney's Point,
w. Ma, is the guest Of relatives here.
Rev. Brownlee will cave tomorrow for
Michigan 10 attend the u. T. Synod held
| there.
The advance agent Of the "Old Fad
Hastings" Company was In town yester-
day.
Part of the "Pair Of Kids" Company are
CHARTERED at the St Clair.
Morris Cope, Of Tennessee, and R. I.
Howell, of Bridgeport were in town yes
terday.
A social will be held In the school house
ct Steele's on Thursday evening. The
proceeds will go towards purchasing an
| organ for the Sunday school here there.
Attorneys Locke and Ferguson, leading
attorneys of Cambridge, O., were IN the
city yesterday taking dispositions TO Dc
used in q case pending in the Guernsey
County Court, where Speacer * Son, OF
this city, are the plaintiffs.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Belmont County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION was held in +. W. Snrevs's office
yesterday morning, for the purpose OF ais
cussing the holding Of a county convention.
Emerson Campbell, F. h. Eich, George
Sedgwick all leave tomorrow FOR the
Worlds Fair.
There will be no services at the Presoy-
teriau church to-day.
Rev. Hartzog, the new pastor, Will preach
at the Baptist church to-day.
L. C.. Sedgwick has returned from Co
lumbus, ..
The township trustees will meet in regu-
lar monthly session tomorrow night
Tuesday night is the regular meeting OF
Council and it is hoped that something VIII
be done with the light question.
A pair Of Kids showed TO a good mousse
last night.
Billie White and "Peg Leg Brown, pro-
prietor Of the Corner Pocket saloon, got
into a row yesterday and drew their guns:
Whites gun went of too soon and SHOT ON
the end Of one Of his fingers, He was ar
rested.
The property belonging TO the Martins
Ferry Construction Company, consisting
Of the old electric light plant, poles. wires
and franchise, were sold yesterday ~ Coui,
missioner's sale TO Z. A. SchaeIer, OIL
Wheeling, for sl,590, a little over TWO
thirds Of the appraisement
Miss Mary Williams was In the city yes
terday. on her way home TO NJ. Pleasant
from Springfield, Mo-, and Chicago, where
she has been for the past nine months
Phil Martin, OF Glendale, is the guest OF
his uncle, w. II. Wood.
The street cars still continue 10 transIer
passengers on Broadway.
Mayor Geo. Hathaway, City Solicitor
Geo. Mckee, VIM. Koehnline, y. w. APP
penzelIer, Bradley Smith and Hon. Chas'
Heiulein, all of Bridgeport, were here on
business yesterday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. football team will play
the Wheeling Y. Nj. &. A. club on next sat
urdry, on the new grounds In this city.
They have arranged for several games In
the near future. Steu6enyiile VIII play
next after the Wheeling CLUB.
Selby 81 Hoge have charge OF the opera
House programme, and us nrSt ISSUE pre-
sents q very neat appearance.
1.-THE Burglar will appear at the Opera
House tomorrow evening. IL Will DC re-
membered as one Of the best attractions
that ever appeared at this Opera House
About one square Of the Broadway sewer
has been completed. .,a,,
John Henderson has been in Smithheld
for the past few days.
ne Cottage House has been reopened,
Three new saloons have started Up IN tue
Third ward in the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tweedy have return
ed from Smithflee.
Mrs. Geo. Wassman has retired TO her
home at Steubenyille.
DIR. Nj. S. Clark, Of Youngstown, o,
Past Gradd Chief Ranger OF the A. o. +.
OF a., and d. J. Woodford, OF Niles D.,
| past Grand Secretary, are here in atten-
dance of the third session OF the Execu-
tive Committee Of the State, which met Ia
this city last evening. owen Bowen, u.
S. C. r., OF Cambridge; Nathsn kleppin-
! ger. @. II. S., of Akron; Robert Henry, >.
ID. c. r., Of Cleveland; j. B. Farnell, u.
s. s.. and VIM. Thomas. g. T., are the
other members Of the Executive Com
mittee.
Joseph Kranyak was the name OF the
unfortunate man who was killed by the
cars on the G. & p. Il. K. Friday night,
| as appeared in the columns ofthe REGISTER
Yesterday. He was a Hungarian coal
| miner and worked at the Gaylord coal
works. and has a wife and two children In
the Oh country. He was intoxicated at the
time OF his death, and two companions
VIII had been with him could not get him
home. ana had gone for help and on their
return they found his remains scattered
along the railroad track. HIS remains
were inferred in Riverview cemetery.