Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-04
MoUNDsvILLE

James johnson and Joe Manning re-
turned yesterday from New Matamoras
where they We're working in the oil
field.
The friends of Jesse Marble, of Nc
Mechen, insist that he be a candidate
for assessor against j. l.. Roseberry.
Jesse would run like wild fire II he
gets the nomination, he being the best
man on the Republican side of the
fence. Every one that knows him likes
him both as Republican and as
street car conductor. The nomination
of Jess means his election.
The patent press at the glass fac
tory, was taken out Friday 1t proved
10 be a total failure The owner Will
now try it in a bricktard some place
if the manager will allow him to bring
land will try another labor-5aving pat
ent, it is understood.
Henry Rasell is visiting his family
in Wheeling.
The members of the glassworkers
union held an important meeting yes
terday in their hall.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell, of Bellalre
is seriously i'll at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burg, on First street
Mrs. Martin Kayanaugh is not ex-
pected to recover from the attack of
sciatic rheumatism. with which she
has been suffering the past two
months. She was reported very low
yesterday. DR.. Il. NJ. Rau. of Wheel
ing, is attending her and pronounces it
critical case.
Phil Bremen, of Bellaire. was cir
culating among his Moundsville friends
yesterday.
Holman Grow. an employee of the
glass factory. has moved into one of
d. Lewis houses. on Second street.
Victor Walk, of the glass house
force, moved to Wheeling last week,
where he has accepted better posi-
ton.
Miss Alice Burket, of Fourth street.
was visiting Bellaire friends ycster-
day.
Marion Seal is able to be out again
after a serious illness of several
weeks duration.
Miss Josie Burton is seriously III on
Tomlinson avenue.
The Colored Club OF Moundsville
keeps throwing stones at the Republi-
can hornets nest. keeping them stirred
up and in bad humor all the time.
The last stone was the clubs refusal
to recognize the representative the
white folks" have designated This
has caused considerable comment
among the Republican leaders and gives
them a great deal of anxiety as to the
outcome of the mix. A. 7. Adams, tho
president of the club, has issue1 call
for meeting OF the members for to-
morrow night. for the phfposryN~Np
pointing delegate 70 the convention,
which is to meet at ParkersDurg In
the near future.
The usual services will be observed
at all the churches to-day. The re-
vival meeting at the M. r. Church stili
continues, with good results. At pl0s-
ent there are over 400 conversions.
This Is the greatest revival ever seen
in the city. Rev. w. b. King surely
can reach persons heart vita his
eloquent talk, being one OF the best
reyivalists that was ever in the city.
Geo. C.. knight has announced HIM
self as a candidate for Sheriff, and Is
the only man in the race that has a
platform to go by. He is for honest
government. fair count of ballots and
less expensive court house painting.
He denounces the action of s. r. Davis
against ]. w. Dunlevy, In the race for
county commissioner. Mr.. knight
will pull heavy vote from DR.. Steele
and will stand good chances of getting
the nomination.
ID. f. Ruekman, a prominent teach
er of Franklin district, was In town
yesterday visiting relatives.
DR.. ]. NJ. Williamson. of Tomlinson
avenue, has gone to visit his father
at Friendly. in Tyler county, a few
days.
Capt T. J. Johnson, who has been
suffering with rheumatism the past
week has recovered sufficiently to ena-
BILE him TO go out on the streets again.
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