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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1884
Page
2
A long, garbled passage describes conscript fathers and senators including Morrill, Ingalls, and others. It mentions Mr. Piamd and Molgne as figures, references jury and speeches, and recalls debates, wit, and leadership traits from a historical Senate scene. The text blends names, roles, and evaluative remarks in a hazy portrait.
A high level view on legislative expectations for the year ahead notes several Republicans likely to depart from the Senate and hints at a possible Democratic shift. In a separate diamond market discussion, a broker describes the luxury gems as strong investment, listing names and values of notable pieces including a $40,000 ring and a $15,000 pin with families like Seid, Jason, Siner and Stewart connected to prominent collections.
In Steubenville, a young Wiss woman secretly wed a man from Minnesota after a rapid courtship ending in a Washington wedding. The bride returned home as gossip rose, and a celebratory Turner Hall gathering followed with dances, toasts, and congratulations from friends and family across the community.
A bustling Moundsville scene recalls a Blue-After-Drift gathering at J Amon’s billiard parlors with 37 feet 4 inches height of crowd, flood losses near 00 and delays in relief. Court docket previews civil cases and bastardy actions, while local G.A.A. plans a postponed fundraiser. Mayor Weaver praises relief efforts as the community supports the flood victims and awaits further aid.
A lively column records social news and obituaries in a midweek town page. It notes Mrs Priss’s death, visits by Mrs Reppert and Mrs Wilkinson, residents traveling to Cincinnati and Europe, and local residents Ill or recovering, with reflections on character and community ties.
Strikes for warmer quarters reported by workers on the railroad in West Alexander. Weather worsened in recent days with extreme cold. Funeral services held for Mrs Wesley Kobleton of Trisdelphia. Interment followed. cause listed as pneumonia. Community notices include property sale near Martin Forty and plans for prolonged retirement in December.
A late election aftermath is noted with remarks by a certain party member. Relatives and guests attending the church festivity enjoyed an elaborate meal prepared by imported cooks. The crowd hopes for annual gatherings and comments on the wedding boom and Leap Year visitors.
In Benwood a rumor says a boy found four thousand dollars amid flood debris in what was known as Hendrix's orchard. Amid ongoing flood cleanup and drifting items, officials seek clarity as the town braces for more repairs, relocations, and relief committee actions as residents cope with losses and disruption.
A 13 year old boy, from St Clairsville, faced charges of burglary after police say he and another youth broke into a building. The other boy reportedly confessed for a $10 sum, and prosecutors expect a straightforward case in juvenile court.
The flood brought a wave of sickness and several sudden deaths in Parkersburg on March 1. Families mourn the loss of loved ones as funerals are held and the town offers sympathy. Local officials and prominent residents, including George B. Sadford and Dr. Phister, are noted in the day’s obituaries and community updates.
Local notes from Martin's Ferry report a church meeting at Cochran Ashreve offices with Hoyle elected chair and officers. The Board of Directors debates include ten percent stock. company aims to begin operations after full subscription, with organized officers in about a week.
Erea malier. Mise Lillie Sanders left yesterday for Stenbenville to spend a few days with friends. John BR. Hall of Weilaville is in the city among friends and relatives. Lt. Jones at the Ini rrary where the directors are making their annual settlement. Mrs. Carl Ganding is quite sick. Mr and Mrs. John Bowman returned from Wellaburg after attending a funeral. Pete Brown, down with typhoid fever for two months, is able to recover. Brock and Will Chalfant of Pittsburgh Thomas are guests of Mr. J.T. Tate Grote Paebus is aesia dangerously.
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