Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-10

Globe HOte Arrivals-A. c. Ogle, w.
c. Gordon, John w. Herbert, II. O.
Stealey, e.. +. Nincher, Ernest Baer,
Wheeling, W. Va; VIM. l.. Hartley,
Baltimore, Nd; John T. Stanley, Ciu-
CinRati, o.; w. Z. Moore, Barnesville,
O.; Charles Wagner, MarionvilIe, Pa;
John C.. Douthitt, Charles Quiggin,
Pittsburg, Pa; r. Mccormick, z.
BOome, g. Thistle, A. c. Jockman, Sis
tsrSyille, w. Va; Miss Mary Griffith,
HopkinsvilIe, Ky; w. KuRler, Jr.,
Buffalo, y. y; A. kaufman. New York;
j. F. Foley, Columbus, O.; Theo. Strick-
hRuser, Philadelphia, Pa; II. Rosen-
berg, Cincinnati, o.
Minshall Porterdeld received a tele-
gram from Jeanette, Pa, Sunday even
ing, announcing the serious Illness Of
his wife, who went there 4 few days
ago TO visit relatives. Mr. Porterfeid
lett on the early B. g. O. train yester-
day morning for Jeanette.
Messrs. r. Mccormick, E. Roome. c.
Thistle and A. C. Jackman, the com
mittee appointed by the Board Of Trade,
OF Sistersvilie, TO examine the plant Of
the BelGire Window Glass Company,
with view TO removing the works to
that place, are ia the city.
Croker Bros. were awarded the con-
tract fer macadamizing Hamilton street
10 this city. The price is 90 cents a
square yard, which is considered very
low compared with the prices hereto
fore paid for such work ia this city.
An eight-mouth-oid son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore died 81 their home
on Rose Hill Sunday, aud was buried in
Rose Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Rev. A. q. White, OF the L. p. Church.
ofticiated az the funeral
Charles Baugh and family, OF Allie
gheny, Pa, are guests OF relatives in
this city. They will spend few DAYS
At Epworth Park before returning
home.
The regular meeting OF the Sunday
school teachers OF the Christian Church
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. A.
Marsh, 10 the Fourth ward. this even
Jog.
The curtains in tho show window OF
{. j. La ROche's music store caught IRE
aud were entirely consumed, but no
other damage was done.
Captain D. c. Shepherd, Of the Du-
Quesne Hook and Ladder company. has
new hre apparatus, which be will test
next Friday evening.
Albert Deaienbaugh is again AZ his
post IN the Independent office. after
spending a week with friends at NenIa
and other points.
Mr.. j. c. Lamdin and wife are home
from Burns Mills, where they were
called by the deO,h Of Mrs. Margaret
Pangle.
Hackett's band will leave this morn
Ing for Chippewa Lake. where NAV
have an engagement 10 play for two
weeks.
Or. ID. W. Long aud John White are
delegates from this city 10 the Christian
EndeayOr meeting at Cleveland this
week.
Theodore BurIette and wife, of St.
Louis, Mo, are visiting Mrs. Burlette's
mother, Mrs. q. r. LeaSure, in the Fifth
ward.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke, Of the Fourth ward, who has
been quite sick, is improving rapidly.
Joseph Thornberry and wife. OF
BeallSville, are guests OF the family OF
w c. ThOrnberry, of this town.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in the city
Yesterday selling piece OF property IN
CumminS' addition.
Miss Mamie Harrie, OF New Athens,
o., is the guest OF Mrs. J. NJ. PAUL, in
the Third ward.
Mrs. J. NJ. Paul and daughter, Miss
Mary, are home from a visit with
friends st Cadiz.
The b. & o. ticket agents here have
received orders 10 sell Pullman tickets
20 Chicago.
Miss May Huffman, Elwood, Ind,
is visiting the Misses Alum, in the
First ward.
John w. Hawkins now represents the
Star foundry Of Benjamin Fisher, OF
Wheeling.
George w. DeyarmOn and family will