Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-26

r. T. ong is at smithhe.d attending
the fair
Elias Lewis will soon organize
music class.
I. S. Jones is visiting friends al
Georgetown.
Fifteen mills at the Laughlin tin mill
resumed yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Beck are visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
Robert Boyle will leave Monday to
spend two weeks at Buffalo.
Miss Mary Bowman, OF East Liver
pool, is visiting friends In the city.
"Caseys Wife" viii be the attraction
at the Star theatre Saturday night.
Rev. and Mrs. e. w. Sprague will
give spiritualist meeting in the G. A.
IL. hall this evening
Mrs. Virtue of Hendrysburg, Is the
guest Of her SON. Edward virtue ana
family OF South Third street.
Ike Lewis and Robert Edwards will
go to Bethany Saturday to arrange
Tor foot ball game for Thanksgiving.
A. J. Smith arrived home yesterday
from New York, being called home on
account of the serious illness OF his
wife.
Miss Minnie Philips very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends Tues
day evening at her home ON North
Third street.
r. w. Shreve Esq, candidate on the
Prohibition ticket for attorney general,
Is in Noble eaunty, stamping In the
interest of his party.
II is thought the workmen at the
Laughlin tin mill will work steel that
is made in the Bellaire steel plant If it
is operated non-unlon.
There Is considerable complaint be-
ing made by the citizens OF First street,
regarding the rate of speed the coal
trains go down this street.
Jos. Frazier, who has been III for
several months, and Is now at Bethesda
is reported to be much improved His
many friends will be glad to learn that
he is recovering.
DR.. M. ID. Vosburg has decided to
give up his practice here, and with his
wife, will soon leave for Alabama,
where he will locate. The doctor leaves
here on account OF his health
DR.. Asa DeVault. who has been sick
with the fever at Chicago, for some
weeks, will come home about the first
of the month to recuperate. His sister,
Miss Aggle, will accompany him home.
A man by the name Of Peer, who was
arrested some time ago, and agreed to
work out his fine on the streets and
then skipped out, was in town yester-
day sharpening saws. He was arrested
by Marshal Erwin.
Mabel Kelley, the eight-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Water Kel-
ley, of Second street, died early yester-
day morning from diphtheria. The
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon,
and the interment was made in River
view cemetery.
The lecture course this season prom
Uses TO be the best course of entertain
ments ever given in this city, as six
different entertainments are offered for
one dollar. all being high class attrac-
lions. The profit of the course will go
for the benefit of the High school.
Geo. " Wing,the steeple climber, of
Columbus and Who was given a medal
by the New York World as the fastest
climber in the world yesterday placed
the new cross on s.. Mary's church. He
will also guild the cross and paint the
steeple. His work yesterday was
watched by many people. The new
cross is of metal, and while not so
large as the old one viii. make much
better appearance.
John Jenkins, who Is employed on
the coal trestle at the Aetna-Standard
mill, met with serious accident Tues