Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
HAErIN's FERRY.

The question Of issuing 100000 scaoo.
bonds is waxing hotter the. nearer the
day for voting on the matter ap-
proaChes Many voters who voted
yes al the first election are even 60
Ing so FAR % 20 spend a great deal OF
time canvass.ng for negative votes.
At every corner men are talking on the
question. A good many are using their
influence in the most fOrciOle way 20
keep the bonds from being issued. In
doing this they are only working
against theIr own interests. The build
ing has already been condemned. The
letter received by Clerk Boss from
Chief Inspector j. w. hnauf OF the
State board, positively states that "tne
Old part of the Centra. building Is pnut
FOR use Snd no school can be held IN 10,
and further adds the best thing they
ban do is 70 rebuild. III the building
1uld DO repaired 10 will cost several
thousand dollars, as the walls, fOuuda-
lions and floors will have 20 undergo re-
pairs Columns will have 90 be built Ia
each room 90 STEADY the floors and the
-u..ing will have 10 be tied with inch
an quarters rod both ways. IL the
I ssti0u is voted down at the cleo
next Saturday, and the
E ard does not see M 10
call another election IL will notify the
stats School mmissiOners. Then the
County Commissioners will take the
matter in hand and build new school
az the expense Of the city. IL is not
very likely that they will stop with
s3g 600 building but will come nearer
$4,000. Then where will taxes be2
The first of series Of lawn tennis
games was played yesterday The
winners Of the game viii contes, Friday
afternoon against each other on the
Athletic grounds. The wiDEerS In the
singles Yesterday were as follows; How
ard Thomas from Ernest HOge, Wight
man Frazier FROM Thurman Seloy, Carl
Lash from Charles Wood, Roy Wood
from EaIford Watson, Howard Smith
from Charles Williams.
Eight cases in police court yesterday
morning Il. Sivard, VIM. CuSsick,
Emory Lewis, Martin HUuker, Geo.
O'Nsiu, John RiRer aud Foster White,
druuks. fined 81 and costs. VIM.
Bliaco, 50 oud costs for disorderly con-
duct.
There viii be union meeting OF the
AnU.Ssloon League at the Presbyterian
Church this evening. Rev. II. n. Rus
sell. OF the state Association, will be
present, and the E0lisn quartette, OF
Delaware, viii render some good music.
,l.ssss Lillian Dean, Ivy Miskel,
Ella Kerr aud Della Diusmore have
returned from the Christian Endeayor
convention az Cleveland.
The Vigilaut hose company gave
turtle soup supper last evening. Jokes
were cracked aud merry time was had.
The Brown Bows defeated the Cooper
Shop Boys Yesterday ga ten.iuninE
game Score, % 20 S.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ferdinand F.orian left
last evening for their home at Wash
inetou, Pa.
The tearing down of the old Schulz
ana Prince building IS progressing
rapidly.
Mrs. ~ Adams left Yesterday for
Cleveland accompanied by her dauRh-
Ter.
Miss Henry Heu.ug, who has been an
OF typhoid fever, is slowly Improving.
Inc MetbOllst NlooatO school Will
~ suic at Sldwe.is Grove tomorrow.
y Mss Maggie Ashton returned yes
tcrjay 90 her home al shawnee.
Ernest smith returned last evening
alter a visit az Cal.L.
DR.. a. Il. On- is having a new tile
floor put In his store.
= Dr. Uoge, OF Portland Station, was
\ D. the city yesterday.
WI. Sanders aod wife returned from
Cleveland yesterday.
A. r. Lewis, of Augusta, Me, is
visiting here.
Mss EdaCampbeIl entertained friends
last evening.
Howard Jones is spending few days
az Chippewa.
Fred DUFF returned TO Euwood, Pa,
yesterday.