Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-06
with the def hand all sorts Of improve
nents on last years hat are possible.
FLORETTE.
MARTINS FERRY.

Rev. Sam Small addressed an audi
ence of about Geo yesterday afternoon
at the Opera House in regard to the
reform movement that is going on. and
en- the Good Government ticket. which
has sprung from it, He urged upon
them the necessity Of voting for the
party or ticket. which would uphold
the interests of the city and its people
i'm a moral and spiritual manner, which
would better its conditions in every re-
snec-; the necessity for putting those
I'm Office who would enforce the laws
that now exist in the city and not show
Partially to any class Of people. no
difference who they were or what they
were the necessity CT voting for the
man who, Unen he took his cath Of OF
flee, would live up to it and do all in
his power towards the interests Of the
city in which they lived. He referred
90 the men on The Good Government
ticket as being called capitalists. After
running over the names OF the candl-
dates and their respective employmentc
he said he could find no man on it that
was a capitalist. His talk throughout
was interesting and to the point IN re-
sard 20 several things which he stated,
he'd been said about him since his first
triu here.
3trs. Jenness Miller viii lecture ON
Dress for Health and Be2Ut; nc the
United Presbyterian Church. Wheelin2
Monday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Mr..
Louis Frank. a we'll known young man
-r ID .- al
This place. were united i'm marriage at
ihe Baptist church by Rev. W. b. Hart
Zcg in the presence Of few near
friends and relatives.
Park Yoho. Of Warrington. spent
yesterday with acquaintances of this
place.
Howard Stewart will return to Wash
ing 0n-5ede-son College Wednesday,
after @ vi-., with his parents here.
The cases Of scarlet fever in the Nc
Weigh and ManyOn families, in Stand
ards addition. have been discharged
joe Miller. of Massillon, is visiting
/ friends here.
W T. Lewis is home from Columbus,
visiting his mother.
ed ArbauSh is home from college at
Baltimore visiting his parents.
Joseph Hilton, Winfield Clark and
Thomas Lloyd have been chosen as dele
gates OF the Amllgamated Association
. 20 attend the convention at Troy Mich.
I next month.
/ Roy Wood is here from Cannelton,
/ Pa. spending q few days with his pa
+ rents.
The following is the programme rem
dered al the Easter services at the
/ Methodist church yesterday afternoon,
. Anthem, choir; song, Joyous Easter
. Day, by the school: solo. Angels Mes
/ sage. Mrs. Geo. ROoerJshaw; Nov is
Christ RISEN by quartette composed
OF Mrs Geo. BCbertShaw. Miss Gretta
/ SchOdeld and Mcssrs. HCughton and
/ Hopkins; violin solo. BY the Twilight 81
Carl Nenum; "Not Dead but Sleepeth,'
/ 5y the Crescent Quartette; Song OF the
East. 10y the school.
To-day is the municipal election day
and without a doubt. as many have
predicted and anticipated. it will be the
hottest city election ever held here
About the sole topic Of conversation
ON the streets for two weeks back has
been city politics. and the nearer the
city election day came the warmer il
! grew. and now it is here. And. before
| the day is over. many entertain the
. thought that q couple of pugilis-
tie rows viii be the result Both
the tickets viii be scratched in
such manner that a full report
is not expected until late. The Good
Government people are making strong
and honest fight for their ticket, and
expect TO show their opponents one OF
the livehest contests they have ever
had.