Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

from a visit at the Pen-American /
position.
Thomas Williams, who had two v,
liable dogs lost by an express compsI
several days ago, has not yet been al
to locate them and the express col
pany is making slow progress but clsI
they will be able to trace them.
Richard Padden, the great secoI
baseman of the st. Louis team, is bod
and is the same old Dick. He is Of d
opinion that the American League Vi
have more clubs next season. althouI
he says base ball is like politics. M
it is rather an unknown quantity. oil
has no plans yet for next season.
Wheeler Bachman. of Wheeling. vi
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Geo. Raj
ton, yesterday.
The assessment instituted by the ta
payers of the second sewer distrie. h]
been taken to the State Supreme CouI
Judge Hollingsworth has not \
given his decision in the injuncti(
case against the road Improvement.
DR.. Asa De Vault. who is here frd
Chicago recuperating from an attack
typhoid fever, is slowly improving.
William Murray left Friday for Scd
land to visit his old home.
The dance at the Assembly hall Fl
day night was largely attended, al
was a most enjoyable affair II
dances will be given every Friday ev
ming.
The Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent will
here on November II, and will eonfd
a class in st. Paul's church.
S. A. Thompson will lecture on Ve
ezuela at Armory hall tomorrow nigH
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Shreve is quite Ill with scarlet few
This Is the first case of this disease
the city for several months.
Council will hold its regular meetii
next Saturday night.
There are several parties trying
lease several farms west of the city 1
oil. and say they will put down So
eral wells. The oil men prefer territO
lying southwest of Colerain, where
well has been located.
Charles Brownies, of Steubenville,
the guest of friends in The city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Guither returnt
to their home in Toledo yesterday.
Professor M, D. Morris was at he
non yesterday visiting his family
The Devils Doings" had a good a
'dience at the Star Theatre last eve
ing.
The Republicans will open their STA
campaign this week, but so far 1t n
caused no stir in any of the parties, az
from all indications enthusiasm this q
will be hard to raise. Old political
say that the vote this fall will be ve'
light, which always favors the pan
in the minority. !
Ii was expected that the postofn
would be in the new quarters This wee
but owing to the fixtures not arTivIa
the change had to be postponed. ~
fixtures were shipped on the 26th, D.
have been lost some place on the roa
t'he delay is quite disappointment
the postal authorities, as a1ey wish
establish free delivery as soon as pc
sible.
All the Hungarians who were arres's
for causing a disturbance at lne
boarding house and were fined - az
costs, called on the mayor yesteru'
and paid their fines.
Miss Emily Hoge has returned ffV'
a visit with friends at Eteubenyille'
Thomas Lloyd is at Chicago al !,
bedside of his brother who is serious
i'll. =,
Common Pleas Court will open on Y
22d inst. The docket is an excepuV'
ally large one.
Lawrence Ferenbach has accepted
position in Jurgen's bakery in Nhe1
ing. -,.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Rider very plsa
antly entertained a number CT lf,en,
Friday evening at their home IN 00D'
Third street.
Charles Moore was arrested last e,..
ing by Officers Campbell and Me!,,
on a charge of drunkenness. 1na'
is spending considerable OF MS 'Iipe
a guest OF the city. =,
Those who are interested IN an
letic club are still working to 1oin
strong organization, and 1t is hoped 'n1
will succeed. Il
The new electrical machinery al ~.
LauNalin sheet mill was starleu
terday and worked to perfection