Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11
BELLAIRE.


IS we did not talk to him, we can't say
why he looked so gloomy.
The play called odd Farmer Hop
kins" will be put on the boards at the
Elysian on October 49, Frank S. Da-
wilson will be the chief character, and
he is a good one.
Amos Roscoe, The very pleasant town
ship clerk, was up at Pittsburg and saw
the exposition, and also went over to
Canton to see Mack. But though he
is full Of talk about the big exposition,
he has little 10 say about Mack.
August Naupei, the genial clerk at
Joseph Clements, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Pearl, arrived
in the city yesterday, after a very pleas
ant hunting trip and visit OF two weeks
with friends at Waverly, W. Va.
James w. May, the reliable B. & o.
express 2genL took jaunt out 10 Som
erset to visit MS parents.
We found the following strangers in
our town yesterday and registered al
the Hotel Anderson: J. e. Ring, Martins
Ferry; D. s. Reynard Smithfield; VIM.
Warnock, Warnock; L. S. Menough, Gin
cinnati; Owen Mehan, Franklin; E. w.
DUNCAN, COlerain; J. S. Messenger De-
mos
Those registered at the Windsor Ho-
tel were: 0. X. Parker, Winding Hill;
Ira Nichols, Wheeling; e. NJ. McCluer,
". c. Bowers and son, jeanette Eaton,
Gainesville; J. E. Ring, C. w. Hoyle f.
d. Ring, E. D. Meek, Thomas F. Mitch
ell, Gertrude Cow, Martins Ferry; w.
Forsythe, Blaine; James Duncan, Grace
Cow, Bridgeport; J. G.. Taggart, Cole
rain, Nettie Webb, Cameron, o.; Lizzie
Ward, Cameron, o.
A. J. Keyser, who worked with his
bro,her-in-law. ". f. Francis, in the
Independent job rooms, died Saturday
morning at o'clock of heart disease,
from which he has suffered for years.
He worked all day Friday, well as
usual. apparently, and made no COM
plant when he went to his mothers
home on Guernsey street. He was well
liked by all, was bright and genial. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
a. m. Interment at Wegee.
The eight-months-o,d daughter Of
Mayor Frank Williams and wife died
Yesterday of membraneous Group.
Little Hester was the idol and pleasure
of her parents, and they made hard
fight for her life. The funeral took
place yesterday evening.
Nir. Louis Grant and Miss Nora A.
Baker were married last Thursday by
Rev. II. S. Boyd.
c. Rumb3ch, OF the firm OF RumDacn
& WINNER, has been ailing for several
weeks. and finally started for Cam
bridgeboro, Pa, where he will try rest
and see i ne can recuperate.
Some of the partisan ones among the
old soldiers Of Wheeling have called
meeting to form 81 Republican political
club. OF all the egregiOus blunders Of
the fellows, this is the worst. Ii has
been an axiom for years that the old
soldiers must keep clear OF party and
be ready to join that issue that will help
them the most, and pardsanship like
the above viii only chill and not help
the men who need help. My comrades,
make your club nOn-partisan one, and
YOU can do good Leave 1t as you have
called it and it will be a failure at the
start with this epitaph, Died a bornin'"
Mrs. Martin Flaherty. OF the Third
ward, died yesterday after an Illness Of
two weeks. Mrs. Flaherty leaves a hus-
band and a o-weeks-old babe to miss
her kind ministratiOns. She was %
years of age, and a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen HallOran.
Mrs. c. R. Wolff left yesterday for a
country call OF two weeks.
NJ DOtrd oDJ NJ
Mona. are al PiCtsburg on a sightseeing
excursion
VIM. Morgan and wife are at home
again, after a plessan, two weeks visit
with friends at Beallsville.
The veteran eXpressman, VIM. Pfaff-
enbach, is still confined to his home on
Union street, a very sick man.
Miss Flora Rice. Of Gravel Hill, is
very sick, 50 low that friends have aban-
doned hope and await the end.
GAINESVILLE Park races this year are
set for October 16 and II.
Mrs. James Dolan. Of the Fifth ward,
was confined TO her home last week with
that annoying disease erysipelas.
The ChautaGua Literary and Social
Circle Is called to meet at Frank p.
the purpose OF organizing for another
years study.
Charles Wise's new and elegant home
on Guernsey street is nearing COM
ple,ion. and when finished will be a
pleasant and convenient home.
Democrats are urged to be present at
the City Hall on Tuesday night The
boys are determined to leave no stone
unturned in order TO enthuse every
davocate Of free silver and push the
work. So come out and join march
ing club and get up some fire and fill all
full of the powder Of OF true Democ-
racy and elect w. J. Bryan.
Mrs. Joseph Donovan, Of the Third
ward, is quite sick.
Mrs. Margaret /. Todd, OF Washing
ton. Ia. a sister Of Mrs. Greenberry
PhiIlips. of this city. died at Steubenville
Thursday. The family OF Mr. Phillips
were I'D at Sieubenville Friday attend
ing the funeral. The body was taken TO
Iowa.
JoseDh Lombard still remains a very
sick man. with but Httle hope for mis-
recovery.
Mr. Martin McGinty, of the candy firm
O.. NcC;nty & S.raub has been confined
10 his home by sickness this week.
Charles Cr.mmel, who works a VII
nerdfng. Pa. came home on a visit and.
living a bad ingrown toe-nail. had it
-emoyed and will be of work a while.
Rev. George B. Green. evangelist. OF
Cs-sliu Miss. VII preach al $50 at
tba Tinted Presbyterian church to-day.
he is q very interesting and effective
snsstar All should try TO hear him.
SPEAKER. AL -, ~, -. O..onnorn