Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18

| SON several OF his most lntlLndtc 4HlOhuS
being guests. A sumptuous repast was
spread. Mr. Tomlinson will leave soon Ior
Mt. Vernon, where he will engage IN the
drug business.
Rev. w. M. LETTERS will begin a revival
meeting at Brooks Run church this even
The coal miners in this city and vicinity
will resume work this week on the re-
duced wage scale agreed upon at Column
The colored brass band held big
masQ uerade festival at City Hall, Friday
night. nan :,
on the sick list.
Harry Richardson, of Wheeling, has
been visiting old friends in this city the
Miss Sallie Arnold, Of Ozark, and Miss
SaIlie Myers, OF Vallonia, have been visit
ing relatives in the city.
Rev, ana Mrs. VIM. Peregoy have been
visiting old friends near Barnesvllle the
past week.
guest of Mrs. NJ White, of the Fourth
ward.
The pavements have been in a dangerous
condition the past two days and many per-
sons have been subjected TO hard falls NO
broken bones have been reported.
Revival services have been in progress
at the First NJ. +. Church during the past
week. The pastor has been ably assisted
by Rev. DR.. Pope. Of Coshocton. Consid,
! cradle interest has already been manifested
in tue meeting.
Thursday night and completed arrange
ments for holding their primary election.
The forms for the tickets will close next
Tuesday. At each precinct there will be
one clerk and one judge, who will be PAID
81 each. There will be voting place for
each precinct in the Fourth ward.
Mrs Harry Smith, of Wheeling, made
complaint at police headquarters in this
city Friday evening that her husband had
lost a gold watch, chain and charm and
sum Of money il flim,ham game, and that
the parties who got the goods were In this
city. Ohicer O'Malley found the parties,
and upon stating the case TO them, secured
the goods. Mrs. Smith decided not TO
prosecute the parties if the goods were
returned,
The Democratic City Committee and the
candidates met last night and decided upon
the plans for holding the primary election
next Saturday evening. There will be one
clerk and one Judge for each precinct.
The Souvenir Club will hold select
masquerade ball at Eberle Hall on the 9th
inst
Congressman Pearson was in the city
yesterday TO look over the situation here
before recommending candidate for the
postOfice Quite large number called on
him during the day and the friends OF the
several candidates said O good word Tor
their choice. The Judge had been feeling
unwell for some time, but few days rest
at his old home at Woodsheld greatly in
vigorated his health and he was in good
spirit in meeting his friends here. He
left on the evening train for Washington.
The appointment for the Office here Will
probably be made in the next two weeks
The Progress Club will dance at Scmul'
bach's hall Tuesday night.
A. Porterheld and j. II. Murray visited
the American Mechanic council at
Moundsville, Thursday night
The Belaire Nail Works will run part
Of this week.
Lenten service is held during the week
at Episcopal Church.
The Smith sisters, the sweet singers,
who entertained crowds at Burr's mills
last summer, will appear in Elysian Thea
ter on Friday evening.
Mrs. James Fitton is able to be out
again, after severe time with spralneu
ankle.
The moulders at the stove foundry are
still out, owing to a 10 per cent cut IN their
wages.
There is no definite time set for the
miners west of town to go to work.
The Ariel Ladies' Sextette, the noted
Smith Sisters, are billed to appear at the
Elvsian Theater next Friday evening
They come highly recommended.
Mrs. Win Moore, of Rose Hill, Is seri-
ously i'll.
John Mlligan, Of Wheeling, called on
friends here yesterday.
Lot. 80 - I'LL hive hou
here for few days on business. He has
the contract for rebuilding the Chittenden
block in Columbus, estimated to cost $780,
Goo
Among the Democratic candidates an
nounced for city nomination are three for
Mayor, two for Marshal, two for Treasur-
or, five for Street Commissioner and one
for member Board Of Education.
Charles Cutchshaw has given up his
school at Quincy on account Of ill health.
The Republican city primaries will be
held on the 2Sth inst. There are already
announced four candidates for Mayor, i've
for Marshal, four for Treasurer, one for
Solicitor, Eve for Street Commissioner,
one for Constable and two for township
Clerk.
S. o. Cummins is confined TO his home
by a severe attack Of neuralgia.
The Presbyterian Sunday Schools, act
ing on the suggestion Of the General As
sembly, observed yesterday with special
services as Washington Birthday offering
for the missionary cause.
Mrs. 7. C. Trigg, of Bethel, was the
guest of Mrs. J. ID. Keyser yesterday.
The revival meeting at the First M. =.
Church will be continued throughout this
week. Nine conversions are reported.
Black Prince Lodge, X. of p, will at
tend divine service at the Second Presby-
terian church this afternoon. Rev. Nc
Cracker, the pastor, will deliver special
sermon for the occasion.
Candidates for city offices had fine
weather yesterday for getting in their
work on the streets, and they made the
most Of IL,
The regular meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club will be held on Tuesday
evening. All the members are specially re-
Quested to attend
Mrs. James McKelvev, who was critic
ally III with la grippe, is convalescent and
able TO walk about the house.
George w. Yost and Edward Alum are
talked of as the Democratic nominees for
members of City School Board.
There is an interesting contest between
Jabob Rietz aud James T. Kelly, Demo-
cratic candidates for nomination for City
| Treasurer.
]. Nj. King, of Rose Hill, who has been
laid up for Eve weeks with Ia grippe, is
now suffering with a complication of all
ments.
HANNIBAL
| HANNIBAL, o., February 17.-Mr. aud
Mrs. Mart Noll and niece, Miss Ida Par
ker, of Marietta, arrived in town Friday
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunlap.