Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

some of those whom it is desired to
have present, have not yet returned
from their summer outing, date mas
not been set and details have not Deen
completed. The affair will likely De
given at the Windsor Hotel. ;
On Tuesday evening an outing,
which has hitherto escaped newspaper
note was given by Miss Mabel Llcn-
tenberger The affair was compliment
tary to Miss Lichtenberger' guest,
Miss Cook, and was in every particular
ENJOYABLE to those participating The
guests were restricted in number, Dut
those present made up the denclency
in congeniality and good Splits.
Among the substantial Improvements
to the city in the way OF residence
property to be made this season are
the two substantial dwellings to be
erected on the old rink lot by Blum
Bros. Plans have already been MADE
for the residences and contracts VIII
be let at an early date for doing the
work. This will be one OF the best
improvements that has lately been
made in that section of the city.
A party of young folks have secured
the steam yacht M. E. Grove for trap
down the river this evening. lunch
will be taken along and the afternoon
and the early part of the evening will
be spent upon the water. 1t is intend
ed to steam down stream as lar as
Moundsvil1e, when a short stop many
be made to visit the camp grounds.
At II o'clock Friday night James,
the young son of Frank Hackett, pass
ed away at the home of his parents in
the Fourth ward, after a lingering i'll
ness from consumption. Deceased
was bright, promising child and the
parents have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their sad affection. Owing
to the arrival Of friends being uncer-
tain, the time for the funeral had not
been arranged last evening. Inter-
ment will be made at MT. Calvary.
Democratic candidates for county Of
flee are springing up in all the town
ships, and it looks as though there will
be several contests on hand when the
convention gets together. There Is
already one candidate for probate
| judge, one for prosecuting attorney
and three for county commissioner.
For the latter Office G. A. Corners, OF
York township, is the latest aspirant.
Mr.. Corners is a successful farmer and
business man, and if named by the
convention his opponent will be due
to hustle more than some may think
necessary in a county too readily con-
ceded to be one-sided politically.
Yesterday afternoon about O'CLOCK
Miss Matte Heatherington, popular
young lady of South Bellaire, met with
an accident while riding her bicycle
She was descending the grade leading
to the ferry at rapid pace when she
lost control of the wheel and dashed
forward at terrific pace. Seeing she
was doomed to run into the river if she
kept straight ahead, with rare presence
of mind she directed the bicycle into
the bank. The wheel was badly broken
but the supple young rider alighted
gracefully and suffered little from the
shock occasioned by the sudden stop
CA'
Guernsey street, between Thirty second
and Thirtieth streets. This change was
made because of eXactionS made by
property owners on North Belmont
street, and which the committee did not
see proper to concede. The entrance
will be on Thirty-second street and il
will be so constructed as to make q
good display either from the Guernsey
street or Thirty-second street ap-
proach. On Monday night the contract
for the booths will be let.
Mrs. David McClarin. of the Third
ward, is spending a few days with
friends at Cameron, w. Va
Jos. McNabb and Jacob Schindewol1
will take in the excursion to Atlantic
City on the 18th.
Miss Keyser and Miss Sadie Melon
aid spent Friday at Bethesda.
All members of the Uniform Rank
K. of P. are requested to be present al
the meeting tomorrow night. There
are four candidates to initiate.
Chas. Arnold, the druggist, has just
purchased a 16-shot repeating Marlin
rifle, which is Ole of the finest pieces
III the CITY. IL SuUOlS d II Jail anu IL
effective at 200 yards.
Miss Nellie Tallman returned to Ep-
worth Park yesterday after few days
spent at her home here.
Fred Riddell left yesterday on q
pleasure trip to Cleveland.
H. S. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fitton
Miss Mary Parks, Mrs. John Woods
Mrs. VIM Morrison and Harry Melon
aid are among those who left yesterday
evening to spend Sunday at Epwortt
Park.
Mrs, Harry Hunter, of Fifth Ward, is
quite i'll.
Mrs. e. R. Freedman is visiting al
Toronto for a few days.
G. E. McGaughey leaves tomorrow
for trip to Oklahoma territory.
Carlos Kelley, Hugh Conway and
several other young men are camping
on Captina Creek.
J. H. Greenfield and Albert Lawrence
have been re-appointed members of the
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elec-
lions.
The Crystal Glass Works starts ul
tomorrow.
The Belmont Trades Union meets
here to-day.
Misses Maud Heller and Emma Grill
la leave tomorrow for PittsDurg to
remain few weeks.
T. w. WOODBURY., of East Liverpool