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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
CLARKSBURG.

CLARKSBURG, w. VA, January ~
At the Caucus the following persons were
nominated for city officers: George ).
Reed. Sergeant: Hugh Calloghan, Street
and Water Works Commissioner; NJ. VI.
Thompson. Water Clerk: A. ;. Long' AS
SCISSOR; John Peel. Engineer; Robert Brent
JanltOr; John Howe. William Myers ana
George Isenbart. policemen. Messrs lsen-
bart. Long. Peck and Brent are Republic
cans, and the others Democrats. The
Council organizes Monday evening.
c. S. Sands Cashier of the Traders
Bank. fell and hurt himself on Monday
morning. and for several days has not been
at the bank.
The citizens committee 10 oppose the for
nation of new county, as now proposed
by the Legislature are: John J. Davis.
John Basel. Harvey ". Harmer. c. w.
". Lynch, y. c. Moore and T. W. Gun
ningham.
The funeral Of Mrs. Melissa II. Smith,
wife of Abram Smith. Of Lost Creek, took
place At West Milford on last Tuesday
On the same day at Lost Creek the funeral
of Mrs Margaret Basel occurred. Both
were among the oldest and best citizens Of
this county, and their respective families
have the sympathy Of a host of friends
and acquaintance.
The remains of Ewing. the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hornor Davis were inter-
ed at the Odd Fellows cemetery in this
city on Thursday. Rev. Geo. \. Doyle
OBLIGATED at the funeral.
on Wednesday evening in this city DR..
Spencer S. Wade. of Morgantown. was
married to Miss Rose \. Chorpening. Of
this city. Rev. Crimes ohiciated. The hap
Ply couple went west on a bridal tour.
The city charter proposed for Clarks-
burg should be adopted by the Legislature.
All the people never viii agree on sub
jcct of that kind. And as the majority of
our citizens have spoken with such certain
and rlsstible numbers The voice OF the
people thus recorded. should end the mat
ter. So le, us get down to business. and
make Clarksburg what she ought TO be,
city
Among prominent people In the city NE
noticed: y. c. G.Cin. Buckhannon; ". a.
Hopkins, Pittsburs; Jacob Koblogard.
Weston; 9. c. Showalter New Burg; c. L.
Watkins. Fairmoat; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grmbine. Cleburn, Texas; J. B. Fowler.
Weston: Wm. Hood Shinnston: John
Brauuon. and Louis Bennett, Weston.
Miss Lulu Mcdowell of Danvilic. Ky,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. T. Lowndes,
j.
e. W. Williams is back from Union
town.
Maud Lewis has returned from Balti-
moro.
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TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta, ". Va, January So-Ihe b.
& Q. paid of their men in silver the last
payday at tbs place.
Sheriff !. c. Shaffer was in town We'd
nesday, on official business.
Miss Maggie Canty. of Huttons' was
shopping here Wednesday.
Postmaster =. y. Fox is confined TO his
room with an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Ada Pell. of AlbrishtsyiLe, was in
town last week, visiting her many
friends.
Walter letters returned home last week,
after a months visit among friends and
relatives near Pittsburg Pa.
Miss Ethel Mcknight was visiting her
many relatives and frierds ut Albrights-
vile the past week. She returned home
Tuesday
Born. unto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p.
LETTERS. on Saturday, January %, fine
large boy.
A. J. Elliott returned home last week
from Charleston, ". Va. where he had
been attending the opening session of the
Legislature.
Spencer Crane and wife. of Albr'~h.s-
vile. was visiting friends in town last
eek.
Gir and Mrs. Ed n. Hormans. of King
wood spent the last week with William
H. Nc Knight and other relatives at this
place.
Hon. John p. Jones and Col. John y.
Rigg were in Wheeling on Thursday, at
tending a stockholders meeting Of the
Equitable Insurance Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rinard returned home
on Tuesday from a visit at Everett, Ia.
where they were visiting Mr.. Riaard's
father who is in his eighty-ffth year,
and is very feeble.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Farley pc-
Berry on last Sunday morning. January
2ith. a girl. DR.. S. NJ. Scott was the at
tending physician.
Claude Moore sold his property en-
Washington street to }. S. Lailin Tues
dry and on the same day Nj. TaKn sold
F. 20 d. T. p Shaffer. who viii remove
his Office into it at once.
An infant child of Spencer Whitohair's
came very near burning TO Gat'h oil Test
Sunday morning 1t was stan Eng in font
of the fire when a spark flew on, and lit
on the clothing of the child ana caught
at once. LNt IT dfiSi4'H Nl'.'' -'t' - me-
hair was in the room ana put out tie
fire.
Lewis p. White. cashier Of the Terra
Alta Bank. was confined 20 his room
few days last week with sickness. As
sistant Cashier o. c. Crane filed Mr..
Whites place during his absence.
Merchant o. W. Rogers and wife de-
parted on Thursday morning for a two
weeks visit with her parents at ReedA-
VILE. West Va. Mr.. Arthur Chidester will
attend to overseeing the store during Mr..
Ringers absence.
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STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenville, o., Jan. 30.-Welday
Harter has gone u Princeton Indiana.
where he has accepted a position in a
hotel.
Miss Kate Timlin is visiting relatives
in Wellsville.
James E. Wood. a conductor on the
Ri "crs fFnta0 street ailwav COM
pany. at Cleveland, was married here
Wednesday at noon to Miss Minnola
Armstrong, daughter Of Mrs. j. L.
George. in the parlOr Of the Hotel
George by Rev. C. Il. McManiman. At
ter a dinner was served the bridal cou-
Pile left for Cleveland, whore a recep-
ton was given the same evening at the
home of the groom's aunt, Mrs. S. d.
bartholomew. They make their future
home in Cleveland.
Mrs. Alex. Pryor and daughter, of
ParnesviHe are guests Of d. 3. Cow
ley and family.
Samuel V. Thompson, of Morgan
town. w. Va. was married to Miss
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Workman, on Thursday morning at
the home Of the brides parents.
Ollie FEST. who has been in Little
Rock, Ark. for several years, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Med. Miller enter
tanned the Whist Club on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hamilton, Of
North Fifth street. celebrated the 25th
anniversary Of their marriage on Jan
uary 80.
Miss MAY Sweeney entertained
friends Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. Alex. Sharpe who left on Tuesday
on a western business trip.
Mrs. Hulbut, of Chicago, who has
been a guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Gill. has returned home.
Rev. D. u. bigger. Of TifIin, was in
the city this week, looking up remi-
niscences of the late Gen. Gibson,
whose biography he IS writing.
Evangelist F. Schiverea, Of New
York City, who has been conducting
wonderfully successful and largely at
tended revival services here the past
four weeks, closed his meetings
Thursday night.
Miss Theresa Toner entertained
number of her Young frie~ds on Thurs
day evening at cards and dancing.
Paul Linton is home again, having
dissolved his connection with the
Ryan-Kelly show.
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and wife have returned to their home IN
Charleston. after spending several DAYS
in our city.
Philip C. Walker and John Baker WHITE
of Charleston, were guests here on Thurs-
day.
Capt. s. b. Baker has returned from d
businesses trip to Pittsburg.
3. r. Blackford arrived home THURSDAY
morning from business trip to wheeling
Rev. Joseph Hamilton returned Friday
afternoon from a short visit at his home
in Washington. Pa.
VIII Armstrong. of Minnesota. is here
visiting his mother and sisters, on Avery
street.
Miss Minola Drawn entertained the Fri
day Night Club in a delightful manner
at her home on Julian street wednesday
evening.
Miss Mildred Harris left Thursday for
Charleston to attend the legislative ball.
d. S. S. Wade and bride. of Morgantown.
were guests of the Jackson Thursday.
Miss Eliza II. Bosler, Of Carlisle, Pa,
and Miss Belle Stewart, of Martinsburg'
were in our city Thursday, on their way
10 Charleston TO attend the legislative
ball
Capt. n o. Helmick and A. Brooks Flem-
ing. Of Fairmont, Henry w. Raymond
of Clarksburg, James Z. Mccoy, of FAIR
mont. Henry $ Brannon, Jr., of Weston
and Hon. Alfred Caldwell, of Wheeling
were distinguished guests here Wednes-
day night. on their way to Charleston.
Mr.. Adolph has returned from a biief
visit to Charleston.
Judge John J. Jackson left this morning
for Charleston, to hold a short session OF
United States court.
The Fagot club was entertained In
very delightful manner by Miss Trevor
last evening. Early in the evening the
members gathered at Miss Trevor's home
and at $50 o'clock started out for jolly
sleigh ride Upon their return they found
a welcome warm supper, which was
greatly enjoyed. The feature Of the in
doors entertainment was an interesting
ard clever shadow-graph performance. in
which an amusing romance Of two myth
cal lovers Of this town were portrayed
carefully and artstically. This was one
of the most pleasant meetings this popu-
lar club has held. and Miss Trevor was
elected a delightful and entertaining hos
tess. The usual guests were present.
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PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg. W. Va, January 3o.-Mrs.
Waitman Barbe is visiting friends in
Charleston for short time.
Miss Ruby NcNIechon. of Washington
Bottom. has been in this city for some
time. at the bedside Of Miss May Hop
dns. who has been very i'll, and died at
the home of Mr. Evans, on Market
street Wednesday morning. Miss Evans
was an estimable Christian lady and her
Ceath is widely dep,ored.
Miss Lyde Hutchinson has returned
from n pleasant visit with relatives in
Marietta.
d. d. johnson is in Charleston. where
he went to appear before the supreme
court.
Miss Meigs Jackson left Wednesday for
an extended visit in St Louis and Little
Rock. Arkansas.
The officials of the United states court
were spelendidly entertained with an
elaborate dinner by Col. L. i. Dellicker,
at his home on Tuesday evening.
Col. A. T. Denniston has returned from
a business trip to Wheeling.
Mrs NJ. L. Murphy entertained the
Charity Whist Club very pleasantly We'd
nesday afternoon.
Judge Hiram L. Sibley and Col. 7. II.
Riley. of Marietta. were in our city We'd
nesday on business.
Miss Lillian Hindeman. Of Wheeling. is
the guest of Miss Sadie Stevenson, on
Julian street.
Attorney Frank Meats is in Charleston
on legal business.
Mrs. Winnie Knowles. Of Marietta, and
Miss Mary Hubbeu Of Beverly, were
guests Of friends in our city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. L. Huff. Of Deposit y. Y, who
WAS called here by the death of Ir. lar
vey Porter has returned 10 her homo.
Sig II. Marcus has returned from a
business trip to Baltimore.
Elliott II. Northcott. a prominent at
torncy Of Huntington, was in our city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Smoot of Karawha county.
is the guest of Mrs. Edelen. on Fourth
street.
c. b. warfel. Assistant General Pas
seuger Agent of the Baltimore & Ohio
s. W, and J. II. Larribee. Travelling Pas
senger Agent, were in our city on business
Wednesday,
Mrs Bradenbaugh and Miss Elizabeth
left Thursday morning for Georgia, 10
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. r.. Trueman. who was called here
by the death Of Mrs. 0. VI. Clemens, has
returned 20 her home in Louisville.
Miss Bette Williams OF Maryland. Is
visiting Mrs. ". NJ. Straus, on Market
street.
Mrs. Mamie Rathbone expects to return
4. l. to +l- ~
the coming week. after pleasant visit
with her father. Judge Monroe Jackson.
District Attorney Stewart Z. Walker
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, January 30.-The con-
tinued cold weather of the past week
has been very hard on hundreds OF fam
lies of town. The gas supply was
complete failure, and during the en-
tire week every vehicle Obtainable was
pressed into service for the purpose of
hauling coal The gas company had
every pound of pressure turned into
their pipes, but it did no good The
public schools did not make half time
during the week, owing to the fact that
the buildings could not be properly
heated.
The G. A. F of this place will cele-
brate Washingtons birthday by hay-
ing a parade, speeches, banquet, etc.
The strike at the Hazel glass works
has been declared off. The men who
quit have returned to work.
DR.. J. Frank Donehoo and Miss Alice
Adams were married on Wednesday at
4 o'clock. at the home of the brides
father, C w. Adams, West Prospect
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mounts, Of West
Prospect avenue, entertained a large
number of invited guests on Wednesday
evening.
George Walker, Esq, has been nom
mated for burgess by the Republicans
of this place. while the Democrats have
nominated that old wheel horse of De-
mocracy. Hon. c. L. Judson, for the
same office. The coming election Will
be held on February 10.
Communion services were held at
the Third United Presbyterian church
on last Sunday. Twenty-nine persons
united with the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c. Horn reaurned
this week from visit with the later s
parents at Bay City. Mich.
Mrs Harry II. Davis Of West Chest
nut street, gave a fancy work party
Thursday afternoon in honor OF her
guest. Miss. Hildebrand. OF Plttsburg.
Mrs Franzman, wife OF Jacob Franz
man. the we'll known shoemaker, died
at her home on Jefferson avenue on
Sunday evening from catarrh OF the
stomach.
The Tuesday Evening Whist Club
was entertained this week by Mrs. Nc
Keever. at her home on East Wheeling
street.
The county Jail at this place is over
crowded. there being more prisoners
confined there at present than at any
one time in the history Of the institu-
ton.
Craig. the three-year-old son Of JOS
e7h Culliman, of South College street,
was painfully burned on Wednesday
CRATE.
by his clothes cathing on fire from the
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, O., January 30.-Mrs. Lew
Obl.Lger and daughter OF New Martins
vile. spent last sunday IN town WIN
relatives.
Rev. Wilson was at Witten, O., Thurs
day attending the funeral OF Mr.. Rolls.
Mr.. Henior Ollom and daughter,
Miss May, of Belpre, O., arrived sat
u. day evening and are the guests OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Cine and family.
A. B. Moore, of New Martinsyille,
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
VIII Dawson left Wednesday for his
home at Cambridge, LATTER spending
several weeks at the Rist hotel.
Mr.. Boyd, of Sistersviile, was on our
streets Sunday.
was in town several days, the guest
of friends.
Charles Schipbaugh, Of sistersville,
spent several days with his mother III
this ace.
Edith Hofer spent Saturday at Sc
dis. O.. with relatives.
Charles Cehrs, Of Captina, visited his
mother at this place Thursday.
MIS-. AUuItM N4Slr WIZ ia" w.
for the past five years and been confined
to her bed for the last four months Is
in very critical condition.
Miss Kide Dunn, OF Sardis, o. Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Faggert.
While on a business trip in the coun-
try near Morton, O., on last Tuesday
evening. Mr. Henry Neuenschwander
met with quite painful accident. His
horse stumbled and fell, throwing HIM
of. and his head ard face were cut ana
bruised quite severely. DR.. l.. w. Nc
Kelvey was called out to dress the
wounds. Mr.. Neuenschwander was
brought to his home at this place on
"wednesday and it will be several weeks
before he will be able to resume MS
duties. ..,, :.
The protractcd meeting is still IN
Drogress in the NJ. E. church.
Samuel Braunlich was in the country
Friday. 80
]. /. Muhleman, who has been at
work on the steamer Manhattan at SIS
tersyiue for some time, is home AGAIN.
Quite a number in town are suffering
with the grip.
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rendered for the occasion. Talent
from other cities.
Homer Allison. who has been here
on q visit. has returned to his home IN
Allegheny.
Mrs. p. Barger is .convalescing
from q severe attack Of lagrippe.
Grand Musical concert TO be given by
the ST. Johns church at ST. Johns hall,
February s.
Hiss Viola Sauers was married TO
lir Albert Stems Wednesday morning.
Father Nc1ieunian tied the knot. The
happy couple received the cOngratula-
ti-ls of their friends.
Hiss Nora and Sarah Serig, accom-
panied 10y their friend, Emma Taylor,
attended @ party in Wheeling last
night
JCEn DOYLE has resigned his position
GO Wheeling Steel Works and has ac-
ce1ted position as travelling salesman
for Wheeling firm.
Mir. Louis Anderson and wife, of Ra-
verSwO0d vs.. Va. were called TO this
chg buy the sudden illness Of Mr.. An
derscn's mother, who IS lying at the
point OF death.
Dr. w. Mcmillan. from DillOnsvale,
was IN town last week.
Hope Society meets Monday night
Squire II. Riddle was at MOundsyille
Thursday on business.
John Lireberger and Sam Hunter
win omen their store tomorrow.
Miss Mary Carpenter, of Paw Paw
Ridge was the guest of friends of this
place.
Some Of our society Young folks were
out SLEIGH riding Thursday night
They went as far as Moundsyille. On
their way home they stopped at Sheriff
Day.es residence. i'm NeNechen, where
supper was served for them.
Miss Katie liyles, the fashionable
dre-s maker Of Wheeling, Will open
dress making establishment in Mrs.
Cr.s. Prices building ON Main street.
Society circles have been dull in this
city during the past week.
Arrivals I'm the ci,y last week were
rI W.. jennings. of Pitts5urg; A. c..
Dudley. OF Columbus. o.. and Geo. Bos-
.e-. Ci Piedmont w. Va.
The Willing Workers Of Wesley II.
r. church viii give ar entertainment
hv the Edison ulonosraph on next
Friday, February 5.
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WELLSBUPG.

Wc.s5Urg. w. Va, Jan. 80. Dr.
Chester 4. Beatty, prominent young
dentist of Washington. ID. c.. is visit
iu his cousin. ligs. y. i. Reid.
IS jolly sle.gl-Cg party Went 10 Beth
any WCllG lay night, chaperOned by
A-s. q. ~. N-l.euy. They were roy
ally el-er-a. ned 1T Hotel Fowler.
ors. y. williamson ana c. r. Wind
so. sire receiving the hearty thanks Of
those who were fortunate enough TO re-
coils. al invitation. To tell the truth,
they are fright royal entertainers.
trs. Iu-n Ba,h ana niece. Miss
Fannie Hl.ester. returned home on Fri
l.E ller pleasant visit with Wheel
lGe relatives.
1Iessis. 4. c.. and VIII Nichols have
returned from Fi-.shurg where they
were J-,euaia- The funeral of their sis
Ter. ,Its. Harriet Nichols Melvin.
f.ss Ida Jim p. Scott. of Charleston,
". Na.. IS The guest of Miss Bird Cakes.
lr. John q. Adams. of Lazearvllie.
81. Va. is il NJ. Pleasant, Pa, called
there bv the death of his mother.
tIs Wheeler Reeves who has been
So dangerously i'll for the past week, is
Lo better &c this writing.
Nr. A. /. Roland. representing Lock
year eco. Of Philadelphia, was in the
city this week.
Dir. Geo II. Taylor. of WOOnsOcket,
e. L.. is looking over our local wool
d6a er's stock.
1Ir. Ira McAdoO has the sympathy Of
large number of Wellsburg friends in
his double bereavement. the death of
his wife and little daughter, which Oc-
CURED last Monday morning Funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon. Inter-
ment 40 Franklin.
The "Clarcel Chapter Of the Epis-
conal church. viii give an entertain
uert ar B3rth's Opera House on the
2ath Of February. The principal fea-
tune of thc,eutertainment Will be Ma
dame Jarley's Wax Works Several
Wheeling and Steuheuville musicians
are booked for the entertainment.
Tla river closed here at lO:lJ y. IN.
Thursday night. Ice dealers are very
busy laying in ice for next summer.
The merry jingle o. sleigh bells is all
wc can hear nov.
lr. o. r.. LAYTON q highly respected
citizen of the Third ward, died this
morning Gt $3.50 % clock. me deceased
was victim of consumption for sew
ersl months past. He leaves a wife and
one son To mourn his loss. Funeral
VIII take place Monday at 1890 o'clock
fin order to allow the school teachers TO
attend. Iu-ermeut at Brooks Gene
terry.
Rev. Terrence J. Duffy. Of st. Johns
C1.r.1ie church. returned Friday at
tarroon from an extended visit TO
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Baltimore and New
York Citv. While i'm Washington
Father Duffy was an attendant at the
installation services of the new rector
of The Catholic University.
ON The 18th Of February, Mr.. Henry
Fufug Dr.. one of our most prominent
young men viii lead to the hymenial
altar Miss Gertrude N0gler, of Wheel
iuE. W. Va,
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WESTON.

WESTON. W. VA. January VI ne an
Douncement of the death of Mr.. Bouley'
of Wheeling. the father of Mrs Johh A
Barnes. Friday. was quite shock 10
trends OF the family here.
c. NJ. Gaylord. ex-Mayor OF Wesroh' WIN
married Miss Whitmore' oil fehilsy!-
vania. returned home with MS oriue II
day noon. + 49,,
Arthur NJ. Lewis. of Chicago Is the
guest of his brother DR.. J. .. Lewis.
Judge John Brannon was in Parkersburg
the pas, week.
Peter Smith and son will leave tor their
Mexico home Tuesday next.
Mr.. Smith Thompson, wife and daugh-
Ger arrived this week TO take charge Oh the
new railroad Camden Hotel.
Attorney smithers, of Chenille and
YIN. E. Raymond, of Sutton, were here
Wednesday last.
Cashier DAWSON and Kate hunst were
in Clarksburg Tuesday last.
Rev. p. c. White was called TO Clarks-
burg this week on account Of the illness OF
relatives.
Clerk Hess. of Co. it Court, of Upshur
county. was here Thursday.
The water compeny officers tried the
fire plugs when the weather was the cold
est the past week and found them to be all
O. X. At Clarksburg fires were kept
around all MIGRANTS to keep them thawed
out.
Wallace Green is recovering from a Sc
we're attack Of fever,
J. \. Fickinger. of Monongah, was here
Thursday.
David Burns, of Parkersburg, was here
Wednesday.
J. A. Watson. of Parkersburs, is here as
an attorney in the election contest cases.
Chas Wycon. Of Clarksburg, was here
Thursday.