Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-24

Winfield Clark and Evan Hoiley. The
members of the lodges will meet at u
O'Clock. and the parade will start
promptly at p. m.
The shovel works of the 1.aughlin
Nall Company has not yet shown any
disposition to resume. and as a new
shovel trust has been formed which
may have the effect of keeping this
works closed down. Nothing as to its
resuming could be learned yesterday.
George Bashears. of Colerain. who is
alleged to be in financial straits. had
his horse, buggy and typewriter attach
ed The officers executing the attach
ment were Policeman Kreiger and Con-
stable McConnaughy.
Roland, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ralston. who has been quite
sick. was reported much improved yes
terday.
William Dawson and William Crit
nth. of this city. and Martin Griffith
and son Charles. of Pittsburg. with W.
Manley, of Wheeling, will leave in a
few days for several days fishing
trip in the great trough in West Viz
ginia. The same crowd visited this
territory last year
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ralston. who
have been visiting in Buffalo and other
points on the lakes will return home
Monday or Tuesday
The city scales in the Fifth ward
have been repaired and are in charge
of William Coates
Edward Exley who. with his wife has
been the guest of friends in the city.
will return to his home in Toledo to-
day. Mrs. Exley will remain several
weeks. when she will return home ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs. T.
Sheets. and sister Miss Clara Sheets.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hukill returned
yesterday from an eastern trip.
Joseph Jacobs. accompanied by his
to-day, where Mr. Jacobs will pnr-
chase his fall stock. Mr.. Leon Jacobs.
who will return from Columbus to-day,
will have charge of the store.
The children of George McAninch.
who have been seriously Ill for several
DAYS. are conyaleseent.
J. L. Leinard. the well known insur
ance agent of Belaire. was in the city
yesterday on business.
1t is said that the public may soon
look for scandal among the -four
hundred" class of this city
The ladies of Abraham Lincoln Cir
ele G. A. R., will give lawn fete this
evening in Clark's addition.
Fred Shelton. of Pittshurg, is visit
ing his parents in the city.
Geo w Tweendy & Son, the well
known livery firm. have dissolved part
nership, Mr.. Will Tweedy retiring from
the firm.
Miss Grace Roberts is visiting friends
in ST. Clairsvile.
Miss Eager, of Woodsfield, is the
guest of Mrs. Tllton, of North Fourth
street
The bids for laying pavements in the
various parts of the city, which time
closed yesterday were not opened on
account Of the absence of City Clerk e.
D. Lash, who is at Buffalo.
The glass factories will pay off their
workmen to-day
John Burns, of Walnut street. is
spending a few days with friends at
Marietta.
The Y. NJ. |. social which was to have
been given in McSword's orchard
Thursday evening and was postponed
on account of the weather, was held in
St. Marys school rooms last evening,
and proved a grand success, despite the
Indictment weather.
n. Schiller, c. & P. detective, was ID
the city yesterday on business.
The Independent hose company IN the
firemen's parade yesterday at Bunaio
was in the third division and made
fine showing, being applauded as they
marched The worlds champions al
ways attract much attention
The big picnic at the state falf
Grounds to-day will attract Dig