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

The Young Mems Democratic CLUB hels
q splendid meeting on Tuesday evening
/ and Installed the following officers: Pres
ident. 81. p. Rodewig; Vice President, "a
| Huffman and R. G. Meyer; Secretary, "
c. Warnock; Corresponding Secretary
| Frank Williams: Trustees, u. n: n1uln
J.,T Irwin. c. N. Lowell, Geo. zen AN, an.
| re. Okev: Captain, WILDER Smiln flrsl
Iieutenan Oliver Mann; Second Lieu
tenant Albert Reitz. There is talk OF
holding BANQUET at the club rooms 1t an
| early day.
WorlZrneu employed in constructing 9
svvitch IN the Barnard brick plant drove z
| spike against the water main ana purspsu
the pipe.
The next entertainment under the ans
pices OF the lecture course IS lecture "
| Robert McIutyre at the Christian churcn-
| March 1st Subject: "Wyandotte Case; or
| Thirty Hours in the Sunless world"
Marshall Porter1eld, and Fred Ecerle
are talxed of candidates for Assessor In
| the Third ward.
The time for paying wafer TAX mas 0eou
extended to the 18th inst.
II. II. Dsy has been awarded the con.
tract for the construction OF sectlon OF
the Portland pike
| A branch of a Columbus building and
loan association has been organized mere,
some leading business men taking hano
| in IL.
served on the Grand Jury, have returned
home, the jury concluding its business on
Friday.
The Aerial Lady Sextette is booked to
appear at the Elysian Theatre on the go
inst
Seth Jewell, Sr.. has decided to be
| candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Street Commissioner.
The Progress Club are sending out IN
| vitations for a select hop TO be held az
| Schmulbach's Hall on the 20th inst.
Kelly C-iswell, OF McKeesport, Pa,
died on Thursday, and the remains were
! brought here for burial the latter part OF
! the:week. Deceased was formerly resi-
| dent of this city, and was brother OF
Isaac and p. o. Criswell.
The ladies 10 charge OF the charitable
entertainment held at the Elysian on
| Thursday night, are to DO congratulated
| on the complete success OF their venture.
About so was taken in, and as the ex-
penditures were quite small, nearly all
| this sun. is for the deserving poor. Hack
| ett's brass band furnished splendid music
| for the occasion and charged nothing Tor
their services.
A York township correspondent OF the
| Democrat mentions the case OF one OF his
nelghbors, who said that II Grover Cieve-
, land were elected he would kill all his
sheep. He has not killed single aheep
and is breeding more this spring than ever
| before.
The Progress Club held a very enjoyable
| mop st Schmuloach's Hall on Tuesday
evening
The Souvenir Club will dance ct Eberle
Hall next Thursday evening.
Nellie Ellsworth had hearing IN the
Mayors Court yesterday morning on the
charge of assault. She was fined S25 ana
ten days in Jail. Marshal johnson took
herto st. Clairsville yesterday afternoon
Last Wednesday night there was stolen
| from John Keysers pasture field, pear
! Clarington, o., a black mare. The horse
was found yesterday by the owner at Wal
| lace's, about two miles west OF this city.
| The man who brought the horse TO Wal
| lace's left it there, saying he was going to
o house near by 10 buy fresh cow. he
| has not been heard OF since. He was a
middle aged man, heavily built.
| A numOer OF young folks held an enjoy
| able social at the home OF John II. Camp
| bell, in the Fifth ward, Friday evening, In
| honor OF Miss Maud Bennett, OF Wheeling
The American Mechanics have decided
| Run school building on the 22d, the time
| being too short TO make the necessary
preparations for the ceremony.
A block OF 10000 acres or coal in the
! vicinity of Dillies Bottom was sold few
days ago TO a Chicago syndicate The
| price paid is not known. The sale will
nut into the hands Of the landowners Of
| that neighborhood about 100000, as the
| price paid for the coal was about so per
| acre, some of il being bought at go. 90 per
acre. The original purchase or lease of
| the land was made some time ago by an
] Eastern syndicate, the terms OF the lease
| providing for the payment Of the coal
when sale was effected. The lsnd-own-
ers are. of course, feeling jubilaut. Work
will be commenced at an early day 10 open
| this big block of coal. The mine will be
opened on the river front near the mouth
| OF Narrow's run.
Howard McClelland, Of the Fifth ward,
! is quite sick.
the three councils Of American Mechan-
| les, Daughters of Liberty, the Women's
Relief Corps and Spangler Post are max
| ing preparations to hold q literary and
| musical entertainment at the Elysian The
atre on the evening of Washington's Birth
| dav. The proceeds will he given to the
poor. NeighboriEg councils will be in
vited.
James T. Kelly, assistant cashier Of the
| First National Bank, is announced as a
candidate for the Democratic nomination
| for city treasurer
The pleasing news is given out that the
steel plant will resume operations to-mor-
row.
The Bellaire bottle factory will resume
work again tomorrow morning.
| Will Braunlich is Frightening up his
| -, xstff m Mt
| Rev. X. g. White, pastor OF the Chris
tisn Church, returned yesterday from
| Woodsfeld, where be has been conducting
a revival meeting the past ten days.
Mrs. Anna Thompson and Mrs. Joseph
| McClain, Committee, and A KlotZ. Treas
| urer, desire to return thanks 10 Hacketts
| Band, Prof. Thomas Rainbow, OF Wheel
! ing, and all others who assisted in the
| charitable entertainment at the Elysian
| Theater last Thursday evening"
| Charles Rosser was awarded q big paw
| ing contract at Moundsville on Friday.
] Charley did Job of paving down there,
and they know that he is hustler.
viii Henry has put new soda fouptain
! in his store.
The revival meeting at the Second NJ e.
| church closed Friday night. Thirty.thr
| conversions are reported.
j. H. Keyser, Of the Progress Office, is on
| the sick list.
Lon Tucker is a candidate for the nomi-
nation for Assessor on the First ward
| Democratic ticket.
Amateur burglars raided the cigar store
Of o. II. Young, Friday night. carrying of
small amount OF goods. This is the sec
ond time the store has been entered by
thieves within the pasttwo mouths.
The Belmont County Medical Societyis
| making preparations TO hold a banquet at
the Windsor Hotel on WashinRton's Birth
dag. The wives and lady friends Of the
members will be included as guests