Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-01
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gates to be voted for next Saturday:
First ward-Theo. Keller, D. Fisher,
Sam. Westwood; aIternates, Louis
Scheele, p. c. Neal, and Dan Woods.
Second ward-George Tweedv, Frank
| Sedgwick, John $. Cochran; alternates,
| Jos. Williams, j. +. Wilson and T. Den
mis-. Third ward-W. II. Jones, R. G..
| Montgomery, ID. d. Parks, Geo. Barr;
alternates, II. Lucas. ThOs. Lloyd, Chas.
James, and Al Davis.
Mag. Gilmore was given hearing
last evening for shooting with intent TO
kill She was bound over to court in
the sum OF 81, 900 Eliza Wren, who
was arrested with her. was neld in the
some Of 500 as a witness. Corbett
showed slight change for the better
yesterday.
In town yesterday--Gus Caleb, Rich
ard Reach and Bradley Smith, Bridge
port; Mrs. T. c. Reese, Raineytown;
Sam Strain, Ridgeways; c. Ii. Ourley,
Youngstown; Col. Poorman, Bellaire;
Mrs. VIM. Green, Scottdale, Pa; +. r.
Goat, Lima, and c. Robb, Wellsville.
The game between the Ralston Stars
and the Perkins Stars was called yester-
day on account OF rain. Score 10 to B
in favor of the Ralstons. The game
will be finished this morning on the
Seabright grounds.
A brass band composed Of colored
boys ranging from ten to fifteen years
old. from the orphans home at Peters
burg, Va, paraded the streets yester-
day, rendering some very good music.
The Episcopalian ladies will give a
musicale in the Opera House the 9th OF
this month, in which some Of the best
talent OF this place will take part.
Mrs. Thomas Moore, OF Tiltonville,
will Issue about $50 invitations in few
days to celebrate the entering Of her
new home.
Louis Horcher, young man who
lost his eye.sight looking for work, has
found position at Bashar's cigar shop.
r. f. Alleuder, city clerk, was mar
red in Pittsburg yesterday to Mrs. ,.
j. FERN, OF that place.
. Mrs. Thomas Pugh aud son returned
last evening, after weeks visit with
Steubenyllle friends.
Chas. Fitzhugh, a prominent young
mill man, will sooR wed young LADY
OF Cleveland.
Superintendent Stewart and family
leave for Oxford, O., tomorrow to spend
the summer.
A young child OF Mrs. B. Kerber,
who has heen III with typhoid fever, is
improving,
Several members OF the w. c. T. U.
attended a convention at Colerain yes
tsrdsy.
Clark Coss, Of Jefferson street. who
has been laid up with typhoid fever, Is
better.
The Vlgilant hose company gave
festival in the Msnnerchor hall last
night.
Misses Cora Sloan aud Buchanan left
Yesterday on the Hudson for Louisville
by.
Miss Jennie Oliver. of Chicago, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. X. Osborne
w. II. Helfenbine was the guest OF
his father at Elm Grove yestsIuaJ'
Mr.. G.. Chamberlin, Of Akron Is the
guest of his son Clair, Of this place.
The parties who are thought to nave
sat Kellar's stable afire are known.
The Weinerwurst crowd had ieast
A. the Y. NJ. c. A. last night
The graduates had their photographs
tagen in a group yesterday.
Rev. Burbanks will leave for bis ne"
charge at Cincinnati to-day
VIM. Jones, OF RaineytoWn, Is LAID
ND with brokon leg.
Jas. Moore and Ted Jones leave Tor
Beaver Falls to-day.
The y. NJ. c. A. have finished tneir
grand stand.
s-,or ~ .ents at Fourth 81. N. =.
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