Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
NElGHBORH00D NEWS.
sEllAIRt AND BETHANY BRIEFS
Coal Strike Ended Row al a ColOted
festival Church aud College Chat
Factory Facts Personal and Gen
sral Intelligence.
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Miners Rssuming Work N The Old
Wages Row at Church Festival 10
Walking Fever social aud Other N o,es
About thirty ol the old miners al
RpckcuhouBcr'a mines wont In yesIor
DAY, aud tho company aayst II will oni'
ploy all tho old Norkmou ~ soon as The
demands Of trade will justify thoir om'
pluymont. Tho old mon 20 ON at tho
old wagca. thus making concession 10
tho opctaiors II In reported that SOW
otal ot tho old wurkmCu will 20 In nj
lIcathctington'a mincs 81 day. We un.
dcralaud that the newly imported boys
hRyo not given entire satisfaction to the
operators, at least this was stated to us
by "A union miner yesterday, aud that
the cold tCliablc" boys were In demand
on account ot thor skill aud familiarity
with tho business. We are suru that
the oil nincru, as we'll AZ tho operators,
will work moro harmoniouHly together
than employees shipped from other
points. We aro glad 10 noto that our
miulng troubles are near nh cud Olur
mlncta are exceptionally Intelligent,
frugal aud competent. aud Iol'
liIO always ptuHpCtH most when
tho boya actively handle the picks.
\ general row diWraCcd the icdliral
held in the COlurCd Second NJ. u.
Church. lant u,ght. Several 'gcmmcn
of color" went To- the icstiyal too full oi
corn iulcc io behave respectfully, aud
Lid no. loayo tho hall until they raiHnd
young cyclone Ia tho way ot q ~ ~
You plcnso fight. Result Quo OF tho
bclliscrcuta had a bal eye .put on hin,
lataoa flashed uminuusly. Policemen
hal pic uic aud one III the boys hkcu
tn the lookup was Hucd s. nn tho charge
nf assault aud interfering with church
gathering. "A he couldn't produce the
,lucnla, hc was rcmaudod to the lookup,
aud will probably pound out his liuc nu
tho stone pile. The other man lied 10
Wheeling
4 large drilling machine ior tho Ma.
tiunni jilna1 WurkH came up on The hm
ua Graham Yesterday
Tho Homo benevolent society viii
meet ut the Presbyterian church on
"wednesday afternoon ut hall laat tw,
o'clock.
K VI Mcl,aw ~ having Hurnc sub
stnutial improvements put on lila h"uto
in thc Eth ward
Hon. &. y. Alien, the now editor oi
the L,tI1. nuI u veteran Dcmucmt, ~ ~
Columbus We hope lao may grl IN
some solid slcdgr hammer work on the
county EoM question, though W. arr
aIyiWd that hC " lhCtr on other bust
Mesa Mr.. Allcu'H acquaintance with
the leaders ~ pullllCH oi our State.
ahuuli it him lpr a ycty HucccSglpl lob.
hyiat. aud We are Horry hla arrytcea have
not been Invoked uu thlu very Import
ant gu,0Iluu.
AuIy Srh,rE ~ building largp uddI
ton tu his rooms on Belmont WrpCi
Tho German lair at Turner Hal,
Thursday night, PROMISES To- W wei
patruni,rd. Our t1-rmm bnrthrua
always make a success OF anything lhoy
undertake.,
llcnry Hpccklcr. Wilhc Hclch and
Sam Gatlct, a ltip Of uuI iuyouiloa, have
gotten pnwrrHluu ui Mt lhuua' HufuA
yuri, built track nud Will make q
grand pedestrian effort SATURDAY. \
number ut walking ttacka have hccn
ma1c ia ban yarls, aul Il our Walking
mania hn, resulted lu nothing clso, II
has created an cumulative interest among
our young people the boys and girls
that wlll iu thom much good phyHically.
Tho Ilun glusg works hayc rccciyoda q
number II car loads ut brick Tor thC,t
new works
Miss litf,c Walker, ci 81 Clairylllc,
~ Waiting Mr ". J Kelly,
Tho ball Monday night at Turner hall
wasa grand affair, The masks were
unique. gaudy nnd attractive, aud the
muslc WAS most inspiring Al this ~
evidenced 10y the fact that the ball was
kept up until morning. ani the hall was
crowded full until the I0rcwclIH we're
SAID
Mr.. Oates, General Travelling aud
Passenger Agent 1T tho Chicago aud
Alton railroad. was ia tho city ycHtor'
day
Mt Iohu Thomas, superintendent,
rhil,p Buncr, Maatcr ul Tmnspo ria.
ton. T.. S. Taylor. superintendent 81
undgcs. were IN the city, ycstcflay.
looking after tho interests Oi the &. VI.
fpal
We have heretofore omitted 30 men.
ton, through overnight, that owing tn
tho resignation uI our tcgulat nominee
Tor Township Clerk. Marion huffman
was unanimously chosen hy uur c"m,
uitlc,. Marion isaycry clever. iniclll'
gcut gcntl.mln, and viii command u
very large vote.
Mt Christian Idle, au aged grn,lCman
Of the Fourth Narl. died yesterday
morning iic was member 81 ihc "r-
Irr # nru,ds. hy whom hc will hr bur.
,cd o.iay at u'ol0's
Mrs Fnrdruka Schrll ul the Third
ward vas buried VA the German t"mc-
tory Monday She was u years "ld.
Rcv HcCk. ot the German church, con
lurtr,l the asfyicvH