Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-10
MARTINS FERRY.

fall, seems to have died never to awake
again. 1t has been superseded by the
cry D-i-sm-a-y. The supposed pent
up enthusiasm for 5 Hanna and Bush
nell like prosperity has failed to ma
terialize The agents for Hanna, Re-
publican candidates for the Legislature,
come to our city but we find laboring
men look at them in awe since they
know that they are only the tools of the
greatest labor crusher in our country.
One of the amusing political sights in
the past campaign was the smile of the
postof1ice applicants as they were assur-
ed one by one that they would be the
lucky one Soon it leaked out that
Hanna only wanted their work, and in
! order to secure it had promised all.
Now they are seeing the principal or
their leader, who only wants to be
Senator The Times gave a graphic ac-
count of Danford stumping with Hanna,
but they soon quit it when they found
out the people were cursing their rep
resentative, who promised them so
much last fall and is now trying to
elect the enemy of organized labor.
Brown and Campbell, the two Demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature
from this district, who stand on a
platform that indorses no one for the
United States Senate, are making a
grand fight, and from this early date in
the campaign show that they are not
the tools of leaders. They will prove
| themselves true representatives of the
| taxpayers of Belmont county as well
as representatives who will stand up
| for the laboring man. Men of this
quality are needed in our Legislature,
and from all reports the efforts of these
! two candidates will be crowned with
success when the election day has past
and the ballots are counted.
Candidate Towards double act was a
| failure on the river front.
Democratic victory looks bright
Every man on the ticket is hustling.
Leatherwood, for Commissioner. has a
walkover. His true and honest record
gives the people a man they can trust.
| Woe to the aspirations of Committee
man Sedgwick on election day.
The office of the Ohio Valley News
will be moved from its present location
| into the old postoffice room on Fourth
street this week.
| The Martins Ferry boys that played
| ball at Mt. Pleasant yesterday were de-
contested game.
The school teachers from here who
have been visiting the Pittsburg and
Allegheny schools the past three days,
arrived home yesterday evening.
| M. Bartholomew returned home yes
terday from a visit with relatives at
Pittsburg.
Yesterday morning a child OF B. o.
nf en- n h.
! liberia.
Communion win be observed at the
lU. P. Church this morning.
"a Turkish Bath one of the best
| farce comedies on the road, will be seen
at the Opera House Tuesday night.
ST Marys Church to-day and coming
| week.-Mrs. is the 18th Sunday after PEN
| tecost and Feast of the Maternity of the
| Blessed Virgin. Ep. 1st Cor. /: 40; Gosp.
| St Matt. 9: Is. Mass next Tuesday at
Dillon. Next Friday will be the Feast Of
! st. Teresa Every evening until the %
Of November, inclusive, there will be de-
votions which viii end with Benedictions
| of the Blessed Sacrament. Married men
and women's sodality meets after vespers
| to-day, and Immediately after the altar
| society will meet. st. Mary's Literary So
clely VIII noiu It's regular monthly meet
| ing next Thursday after evening devo-
| tons. Devotions for the month Of Octo-
| Der will also be every morning during
| holy mass at o'clock. Parents please
| see that your children may be present
| promptly.
! st. Paults Episcopal church, Rev. W. ].
| Williams, rector-Seyenteenth Sunday az
| ter Trinity. Sunday school 9:l5 a. m.
mathis and sermon 1870 a. M; evensong
| and sermon p. m. Subject Of evening
| discourse, ''Understandest Thou What
| Thou Readest?" Doubts and fears have
/ great power to spoil the happiness Of a be-
| lever in Christ. During the offertory a
| duet will be sung by Miss Annie Williams
| and Miss Gertrude jenkins.
| Presbyterian Church. Rev. S. ]. Boyle
| pastor-Communion services at 1890 as
sisted by Rev. C. w. Boyle, Of Redwood
| Evening at 7.30, Col. Robert White will
! deliver an address on. THE Foundations
Stand Fast" All services in opera house
Let rybody come and hear Col White.
| United Presbyterian rch. Rev H. O.
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