Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.

Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
Miss Flora Coyle, who has been stem
ographer at the Laughlin Nail Com
pany's Office has resigned her position
and accepted a similar one at her home
in New Castle.
The tin house department of the
Laughlin closed down last evening, the
cause being out of plate. 1t was not
stated when they would resume.
Much anxiety was experienced~yes-
terday by the people living in the low
lands in Clark's addition and many peo-
pie packed up some of their goods.
Almost all removed their goods from
their cellars. At ten o'clock last night
the c., l.. & w. ceased operations ,ow-
ing to a part of their tracks being
flooded. The street cars were running
as usual.
"A message was received here last
evening stating that Will a. Miller,
who fell from a scaffold in the new
o9era house at New Martinsville, was
some improved and that his phySi-
clans had hope of his recovery.
Prof Morris, of the High school, re-
ceived word yesterday that his wife was
threatened with typhoid fever at the
home of his parents at Kennon.
NJ. S. McGlen left yesterday for Co
lumbus to visit his son Carl. who is
attending the Ohio State University.
Edward Anthony has accepted a posi-
ton as cleark at J. E. Reynolds store.
Edward Williams and James Leon
ard will be given their trial in Com
To1oo- Tor,,.t Doonr,,hnr 5th
The Tiger foot ball team, of this city,
and the Crossing Tigers, OF Bellaire,
will play On the Seabright grounds next
Saturday. The team Of this city will
line I'D as follows: H. Boles, centre;
G. Boles. left guard; T. Harris, right
guard; g. Stanton, left tackle; 9.
sCoates. right tackle; w. Graham, left
end: A. Baker. right end; H. Stead, left
half; A. Bevins, right half; H. Thomp-
son. full back; ]. Blinco, quarter back.
The game promises to be one of the
best seen here this season. On last
Saturday the two teams played a tie
game at Bellaire.
St. Mary's school will produce that
historical drama Mary Stuart. Queen
of Scots" at the Star Theatre to-mor-
row evening. The play is in three acts,
and promises to be one of the best anna
teur plays ever given in this city The
following is the programme and cast:
Chorus-Our Triumphant Flag. Fischer
Chorus-Autumn Leaves.
.Chas Dickens last song. Tesla Nese
Mary Queen Of Scots. Regina Moran
Maids to Mary
Lady Catherine Seaton- ...;:........-..-
- Margaret Fitzsimmons
Lady Jane Kennedy. Bertha Bluhaugh
Lady Alice Curle. Nellie ODonnel
Elizabeth. Queen Of England. -.
Observation-Disclosures. Loretta MDlianey
Maids to Elizabeth
Lady Endon. Mary Hosenfeld
Lady Sinclair. -.....--- Loretta ReaSDeck
Lady Jane. :. Mary 1lcFilsN
Biliee court jester. .......-W m. conway
Lord Douglass -........; Edward Reas oecK
Lord Chancellor Bromley Mary Gehring
Lord Burleigh. ...............-. Etla heaTns
Lord WaIsingharn Margaret Walsh
Lord Pal,Iet- Nellie O'D0nnell
Lord (Soudv. John F'itzsimmons
Lord CroftS. James 91cSaHfey
Lord Walters. Frank Hissrich
Elsie fthe Witch1.. Edith Brubaugh
Dean Fletcher Sylvester Moran
Taller .........Iseo-a Christmeyer
Waiting Maids, Prison Guards. knights,
CoUrtiers, OffcerS.