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

electric railways that wish 10 enter
their city. but do not wish any two
companiesc to control the north.
Council may have acted in good faith.
and most probably did what they
thought vas right. but their hasty ac-
ton has brought considerable censure.
which to Council alone is left the ex-
PLANTATION. The Ohio Rapid Transit
Company offers TO thois city a Ave cent
fare with the use of books and II is
thought IL will bring the Wheeling
Traction Company, down 70 a five cent
fare.
The Tri-State osteopathic Institute
is located al No. 1913 Chapline street,
Wheeling. w. Va.
. A. I. DoNEGHY. Al. O.. Manager.
The man that was killed on the c. &
p. track. near Casper Duschs. Tuesday
afternoon, and whose name could not
be learned. that evening. was found to
be Max Trufel, OF Wheeling.
James Ralston received word yestor-
day that his wife had taken suddenly
Ill at Detroit, and had been brought to
Cleveland. Mr.. Ralston left last even
ing for Cleveland. and II Mrs. Ralston
Is strong enough to stand the trip, she
will be brought home.
Vice President Walter Larkins was
out the b. & o. yesterday IN official
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Medill, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. Medilrs
sister, Mrs. Chas. Kuckuck, will leave
to-day for New York. Mr.. Medill Is an
old Martins Ferry boy, and has not
visited his old home for some years. lie
was welcomed by a number OF his old
friends. Mr.. Medill is engaged In the
shoe business In Dallas, Texas.
The Register Is informed from re-
liable authority that there is brlrht
prospects OF a new glass house being
located here. The parties who are at
the head of the industry Ia being with
held. II is said the factory Will be To-
Gated on high ground so that II will not
be affected by high water. The site
is said to be an admirable one,
and those promoting the new plant are
experienced men.
The Council was surprised at their
| meeting Tuesday evening by the Mayor
refusing to sign the resolution endors-
ing the STRIKE. II Is said that Mayor
! stated that he would cross the bridge
when he came to 1t. The Council did
not relish the position OF the Mayor,
and the strikers are far from endorsing
the action. A statement from the May
or on the matter could not be secured
last evening.
Miss Clara Prince, OF Second street
has returned from n visit with Pitts
burg friends.
Everett Drennen and James Robin
son, left yesterday for Buffalo and a
tour of the lakes.
Thomas Pugh and wife leave to dav
for Bethesda. where they will spend
two weeks.
A man whose name could not be
| learned was painfully injured while
working at the new bridge on Fifth
street. The extent of his injuries could
not be learned last evening.
Word was received here yesterday
DIR. Asa Devault, who has been sick with
typhoid fever, at Chicago, had suffered
a relapse.
The Spence Baggs Company expect
1o partially start their new moulding
| room mex week. as the moulding viii
be completed this week, and on Mon
s1av fno paw mouldara In this new
,'',,,dtno Mi, go to work Whe, this
raw hnsIa,ng "a -, IN g,,l1 n will almost
ao,,hIa tha nanacitv ~ tho nlant
pev Ankron and wife az Tairview.
~ va , The gueete os Daniel Coz
ana family ~ SECOND street
rho sounaatton for the new residence
of w. 7. Dixon on North Fourth street,
was staked off Yesterday by the engi-
neer
Mrs p G. swartz will leave Friday
for . Visit with friends at CIaring-
.or
The funeral Of Miss Mary Hatch took
nIace Yesterday from her late home on
VJstb street. and was attended. DIV a
aaree -conco,,rse Of friends.
Mrs FRED Dixon. who is spending the
summer at MT. Hone. was in the city
Yesterday.
The Sunday school class OF Mrs. w.
iJ, Noble will give a lawn fete in the
S,ard 4of .Tames A GRAY on Third street
,tbis evening Refreshments will be
rervad and nj are invited to at
lend
The fremen have over thirty-four
mon In ,ino and from this number sew
enteen will he chosen tust half the
number The company expects from
mi. number IN secure the fastest team
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