Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Chronicle OF Events From the
Town Across the Wa,.
Special attention given TO Piano Tun-

ing and Repairing.
+. w. BANNER Co
Wheeling. w. Va.
The boys who we're arrested Friday
evening for causing the trouble on the
street car were taken before Squire
Clemens last evening and given a pre-
liminary hearing and were placed un-
der 500 bond. which they furnished.
they will be given a trial Wednesday,
August 14th.
J. c. Dent and daughter Miss Lena,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whaly left
yesterday for Mountain Lake Park.
J. C. Heinlein. Esq, was at Barnee-
Vile yesterday on business.
Mrs. R. Bailey and family are visit
ing friends at Colerain.
The fire department at their meeting
Friday night, decided 10 hand IN their
designations at the meeting of council
Tuesday evening. the firemen claim
that council mas not given them fair
treatment and for this reason they
have made up their minds to resign
F. w. Pryor was at Bethesda yester-
day on business connected with the
Belmont Telephone Company
Charles Carroll was called home to
lronton yesterday by the sad news OF
the death of his mother.
]. B. briggs and family Will spend
to-day at Moundsvile.
Chester 0verstreet and Charles Clsm-
mer, of Franklin Ind. are the guests
of Seneca Lyle and family.
John koehnline is confined to his
home, sick.
Harry Cooke is spending several days
at Mountain Lake Park.
X Trueman. of the Soldiers Home,
is here. visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Cox, the accommodating
clerk in the postoffiee has returned
from two weeks visit with Cam
bridge friends.
Joseph McConnanghy and wife LEFT
yesterday for Georgian Bay to spend
several weeks.
George Meister is confined to his
home, sick.
Thomas l.. Lewis leaves to-day for
indianapolis, to attend the meeting Of
the national executive board Of the
T. VI. w. of A.
George Albert and wife, Of Wash
ington. d. C.. arrived last evening. and
are the guests of K. II Howell and
family
Mayor Neininger issued orders to
the police last evening. ordering them
TO enforce the ordinance regulating the
speed of the street cars, and added thae
this order must be obeyeG, and that it
had been grossly violated of late. but in
the future the speed must be a. pro-
vided by the ordinance.
The Salvation Army held services On
the street last evening.
Henry and Edward Fox, Albert Myer.
Bert Muhleman, will spend to-day at
Epworth Park.
Miss Lizzie Frankhouser is spending
her vacation with friends at Glarng-
ton
George Kenney leaves to-day for Bur-
ton. o.. TO spend two weeks.
There is quite a good joke on three
young ladies who -drcse ont to Cole
rain Friday night, and had the misfor-
tune. by careless driving to upset.
Luckily no one was hurt or the rig dam
aged but the best fortune of all was
that three young men happened along
and helped the girls out of their
trouble The girls will have an escort
in the future.
District President Alex. smith of the
Vine Workers Union. WAC has been
visiting the mines in this end OF the dis
trict, has returned TO his home.
Miss Lucia Neininger will spend to
day with friends at MDrristoRn.
Owing to shortage CT cars. the
mines along the c. L. & ". are not EN-
ploying their full quota OF men. The
cause for this is said to be the outcome
OF the rumor that the miners were going
ont with the strikers. and for this reas-
en- the railroads mad all their cars Hlled
and held hem on the sidings. making a