Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-31

Local News From the City of Mtiis
and factories.



Uses TO be a success in every way.
Chief Marshal. Edward c. Rodewig.
Aides-R. c. Montgomery. T. j. Davis.
Louis Summers and Lee Smith.
Arlington Band.
Detachment of City Police.
Mayors OF Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Rellaire. In Carriages,
FIRST DIVISION.
Labor Day Speakers in Carriages.
shafIer Lodge Steel Workers, Beiiaire.
Glass Workers of Bridgeport and Martins
United Mine Workers.
Carpenters.
Painters.
Plumbers.
Stove Aolders,
Stogie Makers.
BARRIERS.
SECoN DDIvISIoN.
#. c. Brooks. Division Marshal
Drum Corpe.
Aides-pr. John l.. Hervey, Matt Gray
and Frank McCarty.
Louis Avon Lodge A.. A. OF l. :. a T. W.
ohio Valley Lodge A. A, of: s At, ".
Mountain city Lodge A. OF l. 5. 4 7. w
Painters linton.
THIRD DIVISION.
Or. A n. ons, Chief FIR Department,
Division Marshal.
Aidcs-E. Crisswcli. l. Cecil.
Mnkmen'S Union.
B~iackemiths.
Grccers' Union.
All Vehicles.
The hrst division will form on Han
i've street Second division win form
on Fifth street. Third division on
Fourth above Hanover street.
The c., l.. a w, has made the fol-
lowing round trip rates. Maynard, 60
cents: Crescent, SO cents; Barton, 20
cents, The Gainesville miners will ar
rive over the c. a p.
II rain should interfere with the
picnic the programme will be carried
out in the X. of P. Armory hall.
Fred Selhy returned last evening
from Louisville.
City Solicitor George Cooke wal at
st. Clairsviile yesterday.
Labor Day here next Monday prom
Uses TO be a great success.
X. A. Marshall has returned from q
visit with friends at Cadiz.
Mrs. w. T. Lewis and daughter are
the guests OF friends In the city.
L. w. Smith has purchased a fine de-
livery wagon for his grocery business.
A number from here attended the
farmers picnic at Coierain yesterday.
Miss Nellie Scott, of westerville. will
arrive to-day to visit Miss Mary
Swartz.
It is rumored that James Morrow has
resigned as factory manager at the
West Virginia glass works.
Frank Palmer has returned from
Cevington, Ky, where he has been
working in an independent mill.
Miss Lillian Powers, who has been
the guest OF Miss Ethel Rice, has re-
turned to her home at Beaver, Pa.
Mrs. b. COPYRIGHT, children and her
sister, Miss Ella Ralston. of Carrollton,
will arrive here to-day to visit Mrs. II.
&. Swartz.
Joseph Jacobs and son Leon returned
yesterday from New York. where Mr.
Jacobs has been buying his fall stock
of clothing.
Edward Rodewig. OF Bellaire, who
will be chief marshal for LABOR Day,
was in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for the parade.
The Who? What? When = min
strels, who will be at the Star Theatre
Tuesday evening, will be one or the
best attractions seen In Thu city dur
ing the season.
The sad death of John haywood, at
Pittsburg, Thursday, was learned here
yesterday with much regret. Mr.. May
wood. for some years, was proprietor
of what is now the Bellvue Hotel, and
had a host OF friends In this city.
The Amalgamation men here show
no signs of weakening and each day
seem to be strengthening their forces,
as all their members seem to be In fun
accord with all that is asKed By their
su~periors. The union men here all
seem to be working for the success OF
the present strike on, and the
pickets show as much activity as they
did at the beginning OF the strike.
One of the most severe storms Of the
season occurred here yesterday after
noon. and at times it looked as
though it would be serious, but re-
suited only in washing considerable
gravel ana debris in tue lower part or
the city. The sewers took care Of all
the water. In some parts where the
sewers were not located so as to eaten
the water several cellars were hooded.
Mr.. Brashear, of Uolerain, who Is
operating a traction engine Tor
threshing machine, met with a serious
accident Yesterday. About O'Clock
he was at the toll gate on the hill west
of town when the storm commenced,
and stopped his engine in front OF the
toll house. and in stepping from the
engine to the veranda his foot slipped,
his head against the engine
with such force that two large gashes
we're cut in his head. The man was
picked up unconscious n carried 10
Mr.. Napier's home. DR.. r. H. Wilson
was called from Martins Ferry, who
dressed the mans injuries. The man
was later taken to his home at Cole
rain. 1t is not thought his injuries