Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-16
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The Amalgamated Association desires
to thank the business men of Bellaire
for their generous contribution to their
fund.-
A prominent business men said to 7.
]. Davis. of the Association, yesterday:
Let Shaffer go back to Pittsburg and
the men to earning bread for their
wives and children" To which Davis
replied, "Workingmen will remember
you, and your statement will be placed
before the Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,"
People here said laughingly yester-
day that since Mcdonald had declared
that the Register was no good and
wrong politically, they had hardly ex-
peeted it to appear any more.
Mr.. Joe Reyes. OF the Fifth ward, has
returned from visit with his wife and
child, at New Matamoras.
Mrs. Fred Hazel. Jr., died last even
ing at the home of her father, Albert
Long, in the Second ward. She has
been sick for long time with COM
plieation OF diseases. An operation
was performed, but did not benefit her.
The funeral will be held from the
Christian church this afternoon at o.
o'clock.
Milton Smiley. of the Bureau OF I'M
migration, returned to Columbus. last
evening, but will likely come here
again tonight to keep his eye on af-
fairs at this point.
The majority of those from this city
who have been attending the Assembly
at Epworth Park, came In last even
ing. They report an enjoyable time
and an excellent programme.
Chas Wilson. car service clerk at the
b. & o. is at sebanon. Pa, sepnding a
two weeks vacation. Geo. c. Scott Is
filing his position.
The Suburban Brick Company will
get their engine repaired by the first
of the week and be able to make brick.
The company has had It's share OF trou-
bles, and 1t Is to be hoped that they
viii have smooth sailing when they
once get started.
Mr.. William Handel, a prominent
travelling man of Wheeling, and Miss
Maggie Boneysteel were quietly mar
ried on Wednesday evening.
Some of the b. & 0. officials were In
the city yesterday comforting with the
Board OF Trade and others about prop
erty for the location of the new glass
house.
A young daughter has arrived to give
additional sunshine to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. 4. Tyler, on GUERNSEY
street.
Mrs. George Gantzer, Of Aetnaville,
is visiting friends in the Fourth Ward.
Thomas Kelly, who has been visiting
his parents on Rose Hill, has returned
to his work at Marion, Ind.
Ralph Crozier, a pioneer business
man of the city, who has been confined
to his home seriously Ill, is not expect
ed to live but a few hours. He has
been in the brick business for about
forty years.
The Loyal Legion have purchased
several useful articles to be offered as
premiums at their coming fair and fes-
tival.
Misses Ella and Lydia Ramp, OF
Wheeling, visited Miss Mary Kelly, on
Rose Hin.
Miss Beulah Smith, of Guernsey
street, will leave to-day to visit friends
at Powhattan.
Miss Blanche MoClelland left yester-
day for a two weeks visit with rela-
tlves at Galliopolis.
The body of Mrs. Frank Smith was
brought here yesterday afternoon from
New Castle, Pa, for interment in Rose
Hill Cemetery.
Messrs. w. NJ Lazear, J. NJ. Mat
thews, J. Caughorn and H. ]. Matthews,
accompanied by their wives, we're at the
Windsor yesterday en- route to Buff
falo.
Mr.. Roy Trigg, who has been attend
ing the Be,laire Business College, has
accepted a position as assistant book
keeper at the Century Glass Works.
He has only been in the school six
weeks.
Lower Than Ever.
During August and September the
Missouri Pacific railway will sell round