Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-17

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W, No.. 90, sssarass, 9nly
aaestcd to be present. ms business
OF Importance win he before the
meeting by order of the PRECEDENT,
I. J. CECIL
Harry Bauers is visiting friends at
Darlington.
Benjamin Chopper was at Canton
yesterday on business.
William Myers left yesterday for the
Pan=Ameriean exposition.
Mrs. o. b. Lane, OF Pittsburg, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Francis Mulaney left Monday for a
business trip In West Virginia.
Addison Conway. who was in Jail,
has worked his time OUT on the street.
Miss blanche Seabright left yesterday
for Chautauqua to spend several days.
Mrs Stella Haynes will leave to-day
for Loudenvillc. to spend several days.
The local board OF trade is scheduled
to have their regular meeting Friday
night.
Mrs. A. p. Sheriff, of Cadiz, is the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. H. w.
Smith.
Hon. w. T. Lewis. of Columbus, is
the guest OF his mother on Jefferson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie McAnnlneh will
leave to-day for Buffalo. and a tour of
the lakes.
Dr. A. w. Diven and wife left yes
terday for a visit with relatives at In
diana, Pa
Edward Springer, assistant manager
of the Aetna-Standard, left yesterday
for Buffalo.
The decision of Judge Smith, In the
Tilton case. meets with the approval
OF the public.
viii Croul has returned from East
Liverpool, where he attended the pot
tiers convention.
Miss Lucy Moore, of Tftonville, is
the charming guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Robinson.
Several of the farmers received their
money yesterday for their coal land,
west of this city.
A number OF the Thimble Bee Society
ara contemplating a trip to the Pan
American exposition.
Mrs. Howard Hflpklns left yesterday
for Brushy Fork. to spend several
weeks in the country.
Charles Reese, an employee OF the
Iaughlin tin mill, was overcome by
the heat yesterday while at work.
Miss Maggie BUGGY. who has been
the guest OF Miss Belle Green. mas
returned to her home ut Wellsyille
The Home Missionary Society a the
presbyterian church will meet at the
church this afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
A large number attended the union
picnic given by the II. p. and Presby-
terrain churches of this city at Cresaps
grove, to-day.
The lovers of base ball were glad to
see the Nailers win yesterday, and the
Ohio boys will roo for Wheeling to
win the series.
William Davis was given his trial
yesterday and was fined SO and costs,
and in default of payment was remand
ed back to Jail.
Henry lWelditz, of the Fifth ward,
left yesterday for New York, from
where he will sail for Hanover, Cen
many, to spend several weeks.
The Martins Ferry ball team is try
ing to arrange a Number OF games for
the near future, and Will likely get a
number of games with the leading local
clubs.
The West Virginia glas s~factory and
the Crystal, OF Bridgeport, have about
completed their repairs, and will be
ready for operation when the four
weeks stop is ended.
The steamer City OF Wheeling, which
carried the picnic to Cresaps grove,
was compelled to discharge her pas
sengers at Wheeling, as the water was
too low to reach Martins Ferry.
Adtutant and Mrs. Main and mem
bers Of the Salvation Army will conduct
an open air meeting Thursday even
ing at s o'clock, corner Fourth and
Hanover Streets. All are invited.
It is thought council will pass a
bread and water ordinance for the pris-
oners who refuse to work on the street.
This ordinance Is needed. and will
meet with the approval Of the people.
Mrs. Margaret Hobenssck will ac-
company a party from Wheeling, con-
sisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Keim and
others, on q trip TO Buffalo, and other
points on the lakes. The party will
spend about two months, and will visit
the Thousand Islands, Mackinac and
NJ. Clemens
Charles Rjngo, who has been bound
over to the grand jury or q charge of
threatening to shoot Mrs. Wesley Nc
Gruder, will be given his hearing this
evening, OF the charge OF burglary.
| The trial will be before Squire New
land, and the authorities say they have
| plenty OF evidence.