Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

yesterday and stated that he had one hen,
q leghorn, that Matched out at one setting
brood OF nineteen chicks, about two weeks
ago and ire Lying and doing well at this
time.
John E. Lewis, the advance agent of
the Alvin Joslvn Company, is in the city.
Anna johnson and Alice Fusner were
visiting in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth james, of GAINESVILLE, is
in Bellaire and vicinity, hunting up evil
dence in her pension claim.
There was quite large crowd OF farm
ers and others in town yesterday. Inc
best part OF their visit was they bought
OF our merchants freely, thus leaving quite
a snug sum behind them, and yet carrying
away goods to the full value OF the money
Willie Woods, who was in the city on
visit TO his brothers-in-law, last week, IeIe
Cor Huntington, w. Va, his home, yester-
day.
Mrs. o. c. Henry and son, OF Pitts
burg, are visiting friends IN the city.
Martin AIc(ilnty, of the firm OF l.. otano
G. Co., Just arrived on the road Iroul tIiP
in the interest of his firm and reports pUS
mess looking up and getting mucn moro en-
couraging.
Cap Mansell, who has been = ling his
furlOugh visiting hISiE rs IN tne
city, will return 70 -'GV SanuuSAy'
o., next Tuesday
Marshal Bahra went to Pittsburg Friday
evening and returned Saturday forenoon
with John Rock accompanying him, under
arrest, as an escaped prisoner from Gam
fridge jail.
LEGAL Union No. "a, Flint Glass Work
ers, has the following officers now: PreSl-
dent, James Hunt; Vice President, George
Pratt; Financial Secretary, Nv. Archer;
Recording Secretary. a. j. Holt; Treas
urer, Thomas Mullen; Inspector Harry
Thurber; Guard, Bert ThurOer; General
Trustee, j. +. Jones.
M. NJ. Saunders, former well known
resident Of this city, died at the home OF
his son, DR.. A. j, Saunders, at Grand ISL
and, Neb., and was buried yesterday. He
was near the ninety year land mark in age.
Luther Stewart, of Barnesvile, ar
ranged for race between his horse, Little
Mack, aud II. Grella's Billy Dolan. yester-
day, while in the city. The race will take
place on the Barnesville race track on the
18th inst, for purse OF 500.
w. V. Cocaine has moved to Dillon,
who're be is working.
Miss Clara Kerr IS visiting at Business
burg.
Miss Bell Beagle. of the Fourth ward, is
visiting friends at New Castle, Pa.
Miss Minnie Darrah is at 81. Clalrsvllle.
Miss Hattie Synoskey left last night for
Chicago, where she will visit friends and
relatil es.
Rodefer & Hoffman have arranged a
loan and started their factory at Elwood,
Indiana.
The 3-year-old daughter of John Saud-
euslager died FRIDAY of diptherla, and
will be buried in Rose Hill cemetery today.
Miss Minnie Johnson, Of the First ward,
is home from Belpre, where she had been
visiting.
There will be a lecture in High School
Hall to morrow night at p. N. Subject:
An Illustration OF Washington and Lin
coin, two of Americas leading characters.
The lecture is free, and an effort will be
made to arrange for an university extern
sion lecture in Bellaire. The subject will
be an interesting one and highly educa-
tional.
John G. Smith. of Des Moines, Iowa, is
in the city visiting friends.
G. S. Poorman has just received check
for GIG Sc, the balance due him as salary as
Colonel of the Ninety-eight o. V. l. Regi-
ment, and vet the present Pension Depart
ment is claimed TO be unjust to old SOL
dier5.
Melvin McCracken has returned to Jeru-
salem, his home, after very pleasant visit
among his friends here