Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
BRIDGEPORT.

Some objections are being raised to
the way the resolution passed by Coun-
Gil for the issue of $4,000 in bonds for
the Improvement of the streets reads.
The resolution reads; Improving the
streets by grading and paving or macad-
amizing." This is the Objectionable
feature, for when voter goes to vote
on the issue he does not know whether
the street he lives on will be paved or
macadamized, as it is left to the dis
erection of Council what streets shall
be paved and what shall be macada-
mized OF course, brick paved streets
are more desirable than Slose macad-
amized, consequently Council will find
that this part of the resolution will not
meet with the approval of the residents
of the town who are left in doubt as
to what kind of streets they will have.
1t might also be mentioned that the
resolution. as it will be seen, calls for
$4,000 instead of 100000, as the former
one did, which puts damaging aspect
on the argument advanced by an even
ing paper some time ago that $4,000
would fully cover the street paving.
Mrs. Louis CUP, of Blaine, success
fully underwent an operation at the
of tumor, Friday afternoon.
A young son of Wilson Kidd, of
Blaine, is very ILL.,
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing creek mines. The miners worked
three days last week.
Mrs John Pasco, of Don, o., was the
guest of George Pasco, vt Wheeling
creek, yesterday.
af on
eastern pleasure trip.
Mrs. l.. j. c. Robinson, of Steuben-
willie. was in town yesterday calling on
friends
Several persons from here will go to
to-day.
Thomas McGough is home from Col
umbus.
James Morrow is on the sick list.
Charles Preabe and Ed. Garrison were
coon hunting last night.
Samuel Oschenbein was some better
yesterday. His physicians state, though,
that his death Is question of a few
days only.
Harry Kidd and wife are spending the
day with relatives west of town.
The indecent actions of well-known
here one day last week are likely to
get him into trouble. His intoxicated
condition probably accounts for what
he did.
Oliver Cooper is here visiting his
wife.
Charles and T. Stahl, r. NJ. and An
drew Worley. Philip Culp and d. W
Bowen, Jr., leave tonight for Hog SINK
~,
eral days hunting. j..
A young son of Frank Williams, OF
st. Clairsville. who was recently ope-
rated on at Wheeling for appendicitis
is getting along nicely.
James Carr, of West Newton, Pa, Is
visiting friends here.
Fred, the five-year-old son or Her,
man McLewis. who resides on the ola
Cad.z road, died yesterday morning at
II o'clock, after an illness OF Few
DAYS. caused by membraneous Group
No arrangements had been made yes
terday afternoon for the funeral.
The Republican Central and Execn,
tive Committee at a meeting heid
Thursday. decided to have the eros
yenor-Danford meeting to be held IN
the Opera House here on Octooer zIo.
Owing to the uDStttleu tOiAditioh ~ -
weather ii was thought best to nave the
meeting held indoors. Meisters band
will furnish music for the occasion.
A child Of Nicholas Lewis died yes
terday at Mr.. Lewis's home on the OLD
| Cadiz pike, of membraneous group.
No children will be allowed to attend
! the funeral. :.
Geo. Trout. Of Steubenville. was call
ing on friends here yesterday.
The c. & P. pay car was in town >es-
| terday.
Mrs. J. =. Dent and daughters. OF
Brookside. have returned home from
| visit to relatives at Warrington, w.
Va.
| Conductor Harris and family are
visiting friends IN Cleveland.
The c.. L. & W road is making an
| extensive Improvement on their freight
depot. Thew are filing in the sur
rounding ward and will raise the depot
| quite a little.
! J. B. Loe and daughter. Miss Irene,
/ went IN To Pittsburg Yesterday morn