Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
BELLAIKE.

Tonight the Hon. A. o. Barnes, can
didate for Congress on the Democratic
ticket, will speak 10 the city. II the
night is favorable the meeting will
be held out Of doors; otherwise be will
speak in The CITY Hail. The Hon. w.
r. Pomerene viii assist. Mr.. Barnes
has bssn having magnificent meetings
wherever he has been, and has made a
splendid impression on the people he
has met. The meeting will be called
90 order by VIM. SchFem, who will
name George w. Y0st as president Of
the meeting. The vice presidents are:
John II. Lane, A. o. Mellott. George
Kern, Albert R0deier, 5. Luchs, Luxe
Gavin, August Shick, Thomas Ault,
Fred R0dewig, Sr, A. Herjbsrg
Sr.. VI. Huffman, G.. II. Muth,
r.. Z. Nsal, j. B. Darrsb, P J. Nc.
D1nough, WIN. Porterfeld, Sr., Richard
Crlzier, Patrick Tucker, J. w. CARRIER,
J.. j. Smith. Reception committee:
James T. Kelly, Henry ROdewig, John
McKeIvey, Allie Reitz. abe Stahl, w.
A. Luke. john II. Campbell, George
He'll, Albert Luchs. George Z Morgan.
Every Democrat should take the inter
est Of the meeting on himself aud try to
increase the crowd present, by one.
On Monday evening very quiet we'd
ding occurred on Gravel Hill, at the
nome Cf ANDY Gilmore. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Nathaniel Thomas,
Of the Fourth ward, and Miss Rose
Huffman, Of the Third ward. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. r.
q. White, OF the Christian church, at S
o'clock. The attendants were Mr..
Allan Porterdeid and Miss Pearl Hen
derson.
Strangers in the city yesterday were
r. ;. Campbell, GAINESVILLE; w. T.
Simpson, NoodSfeld; G. Harris, CadlZ;
w. II. Young, Caldwell; ID. Weiss, Pitts
burg, Pa; d. X. Meyerhoff, a. W..
Jones, AID John Dubois, Of PhiIadel-
phia, Pa.
The superintendent OF the natural
gas lines, on the Ohio side OF the river,
was here yesterday, taking copy OF the
ordinance granting them the right Of
way.
Mrs. Euigbt. who was hurt by fall
from "a fractiouS horse a few days ago,
is getting along all right, and no alarm
is felt now.
Hunter S. Armstrong is to be the
chairman Of the Republican meeting,
70 be held in BeiIaire, Saturday night
next.
The funeral Of Joseph T. Hutchinson
will take place Friday afternoon at one
&C ock, at the BslmontChurch.
Presiding Elder J. w. Asbury, Of
Kentucky, will preach In the African
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow night.
The marriage Of Edward C. Rodswig
and Miss Title a. Jahnke is announced
for November 81.
The Italian confectioner was held In
SOS bond for sunday selling by the Com
mon Pleas Court
On last Sunday WaIla Campbell and
family paid a visit to Moundsville
friends.
Hacket's brass band will furnish the
music for the Republicans on Saturday
night.
The work on the new Catholic school
building was commenced Monday.
Harry Shepherd was bound over TO
Probate Court lu tue SUN OF S-uu'
David l.. Lnard was over visiting his
old Be lare friends yesterday.
Jacob McManners aud wife, OF Cadiz,
are visiting EDh Rails Home.
Miss Lucy Davis has accepted a posi-
tion 10 Blum's store.
VIM. A. Schram was out at The coun-
y seat Yesterday.
The Progress Club will dance at their
hall tonight,
Pat ScahilPs property is advertised
for sale.
Rev. Fitzgerald went TO COLUMBUS on
Monday.