Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

the only one that has auuCuuCSu hiHSciA
If he would make as~good Mayor as Dc
has Marshal there would De no complain
from the people if he should succeed IL
being elected. James Shipman is talked
of by a great many for that position on the
Citizens ticket and if he should conclude tc
| run he would cause SAM considerable
trouble in being elected. For City Soiicl
for there ara two candidates spoken or
n. G. Pratt. the present official, seeks re-
election and w. T. Dixon. Jr., VIII
be the candidate on the Democratic ticket
who will poll the full Democratic yote anu
will have large vote from the hepuoil
cans. The chances are ABOUT even OelweSn
the two for this position. For Marshal the
fight for the nomination, on the Repuoli-
can ticket. is getting very warm aud DIT
ter. There are four candidates and 1t Is q
fight that NAV terminate IN slashlng the
| nominee before the election. VIM. Burns
also promises to be candidate on the CIT
| izeu's ticket for this position and his fri nds
| think he will be elected. For City Com
missioner the fight seems to be lmost as
warm as the tight for Marshal with the
chances in favor Of the present incumbent.
| The outcome for Council promises TO keep
the best of them guessing, as there are
very few people VINO want tnis
thankless position, and it is very hard TO
1
! G. G.. Sedgwck will be candidate Tor re-
| election and it looks as if he will have no
opposition for the nomination, although
| Richard O'Bernie the present township
| Trustee, who made the run against MIN
| the last time and came very near being
elected, is prominently spoken OF as can
! didate at the Citizens ticket. IL the con-
est gets much warmer by election day It
will become very interesting for the candi
| dates that will be on the three different
! tickets. Also candidates are spring
| ing up for the Township offices.
| The vacancies o be filled tins
spring are tru, .ee, clerk, assessors and JUS
| tice of tho peace. For trustee Carloe
LeatherW,0od, who is now filing that posi-
! tion'so acceptably. will be candidate Tor
reelection and will be supported oy both
! Republicans and Democrats regardless OF
politics. On the Republican side are the
| following names mentioned for the noml-
nation. w. A. Brown, W. EllifrlU ana
! Theo. Burris. For clerk there are three
| Republican aspirants, Thomas Pugh, Felix
| Hadsell and Richard Veazey. Squire
Howells, of Bridgeport is the only one
mentioned vet for Justice OF the peace
The Republican city primary will be
held on March 10, between the hours OF :
and :, at the usual places.
The Republican township primary Will
be held on March 3, between the hours OF
and 6, at the Mayors office.
Miss Jennie Springer, of Portsmouth, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. K. w. McKim,
of North Third street
Mrs. Thomas Shannon, OF Warrenton,
Ohio, is visiting friends aud relatives here.
j. w. Collins, freight agent of the Penn
sylvania Company here. is spending sun
day with Toronto friends.
The oOmmiftpa aDnOinted Dy Judge
briggs TO examine the proceedings OF the
County Commissioners for the past year,
have filed their report with the Court.
The report has not been made public, al
through il is said that 1t gives the Com
missioners q roasting for the manner in
which they been doing business.
The revival meetings in the First M. r.
Church are still being held, and are large
ly attended More than one hundred have
been added to the Church since last con-
ference
The Board of Directors OF the Y. M. c.
A.met last evening.
Rev. Boyle, of the Presbyterian Church,
will lead the o'clock Y. M. G. A. meeting
this afternoon.
Principal r. F. Allender, Of the North
school, was of duty two days last week on
account of illness.
A good bit Of uneasiness is being caused
among parents who have children going to
school in the Central building on account
of It's unsafe condition.
James Jamison and wife will spend the
Sabbath with the parents Of Mrs Jamison
on Scoth Ridge.
Sheriff Scott was down yesterday on
business.
At the Council meeting Friday evening,
the matter of the compromise that the
City Solicitor had made, in the case Of
Emma Black against the city, came u and
the Council refused to abide by the decis-
ion, and Judge j. S. Cochran was engsg ID
TO have the judgment set aside aud defend
the suit The City Commissioner was also
ordered not to do any more work on the
str cts unless ordered TO do so by the
Street Committee.
JUST READ THIS.
We sell package coffee 23c, -four 4oc,
carbon oil, in fve-gallo7 cans, 40c, nice
side meat, Sc: granuiaJcd sugar, % los for
81.
Our Rosada Blend coffee makes q royal
drink McCABE Bios, Grocers.
Mountain City Lodge A. A. OF I. & S.
w, held meeting last evening and ex.
pected President Garland, of Pittsburg,
and Vice President Hooking, of Wheeling,
to be present.
Engineer Alex. Potter has opened Offices
at 200 and POI in the Lewis block, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Part Of the men in the lower mills were
paid yesterday.
Albert Sapp, who was hurt some time
ago, is improving slowly.
The Debating Club will clear about $50
by their mock trial at the Opera House,
Friday evening.
The butcher wagon Of Chris He'll was
struck by an electric car on Second street,
yesterday morning, but no serious damage
was done.
The condition Of Mrs. Levi Jones, OF
Broadway, yesterday was very serious
Word was also received from her son Jess,
of Philadelphia. that he is lying very III
in a hospital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gray entertained
number Of their friends, Friday evening,
at-their home on North Third street, in
honor OF Rev. and Mrs. Boyle.
The Valentine social of the Chalfant and
Lily Missionary Bands, TO be given next
Tuesday evening, promises 10 be a very
pleasant affair.
Harry joy will leave to-day for McKees
port, Pa, where he has accepted position
in tube works.
Miss Maggie Ebert was reported some
better yesterday.
no 4 ONOAL! ODSldA 81 MISS Dbile
Gfeen's, on Broadway, last evening, was
acomplete success.
Miss Helen Kennedy, Of Monmouth, IL.
is the guest of Miss Peach Shipman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miffin Ong, OF Smithfeld,
have returned home after pleasant visit
with their son, Roscoe T. Dug, of Broad
way.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith, OF the Third
ward, left yesterday for their future home
at Cambridge. o.
sTEUBENvILLE.