Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Ohio Glass Works in place OF the boys
who struck for more wages recently;
This angered the old employees, ana
they have since been taunting the new
ones, Rumor says that violence is
threatened il work is continued, and
the hands now have police escorts 10
and from the works.
For the last few days young man
named VIM. Mcmillan has been hang,,
ing around the Fourth ward school
house annoying the children. As usual
he was on hand, Yesterday, and on be-.
ing demonstrated with, assaulted one oil
the scholars named Thomas South.
The janitor interfered and he turned on
him, striking him several times, where
upon he was arrested, taken before
Mayor Cassel and plead guilty to the
charge. He was fined $500 and costs
and committed until paid. The Janitor
is sworn in as special policeman.
The city Democratic primaries are 10
be held at 7 p. NJ, Saturday, March
18th, to elect delegates to the city con-
yention, which is to convene on the
10th inst. The officers to be nominated
are: Mayor, marshal, treasurer, soiici-
tor, water works trustee, five council
men. five assessors and three members
of school board. Each ward is entitled
to three delegates.
The first semi annual examination oil
st. Johns Catholic school has been goldg
on for the last ten days, from 7. ~ VII
8 r. NJ, so that the parents might attend
without detriment 10 their business or
employment. The examination was
thorough and was attended by large au'
diences each night. The pastor, Father
Gull, was chief examiner and was occa-
sionally assisted by the Sisters in charge.
The school has roll call OF about 2oO
and is conducted by the Sisters OF Char
ity from Nazareth, Nv, four in num-
Der, and since the erection OF the new
building and arrival OF the Sisters OF
Charity, is not surpassed in the neigh
borhood for efficiency and comfort. lhe
following pupils received awards on the
last night, Tuesday, Tor conduct, lessons
and attendance: Will Faherty, Julia
Murray, Hortense and Joe Magnee,
Dodie and Mamie Curran, John and
Owen Sherry, Denis Murray, Ellie Ford,
Mary Walsh, Belle Croghan, Maggie
Gallagher, Maggie Foru, Mary Manly,
Annie 0'Neil, Della Moran, Rosie
Steger, Maggie keane, Katie Faherty,
Annie Walsh, Mary Caulteld, Katie
Donahoe, Frank Bentfeld, Edward la
Roche, John and Annie Whealan, Kate
Bentield, Julia Manly, Johnnie Carrick,
Katie Murphy, John Clarke, Jimmie
Holeran, John Cary, Agnes Maloney,
Annie Nolan, Annie Murphy, Pat
Scahill, Maggie Hunt, Hubert l.ynskey,
Richard keane and Pat Ney.
Mrs. Kelly is dangerously i'll at the
residence Of her son-in-law, William
Sinram, on Guernsey street.
Although there Is scarcely probable
ity of any one forgetting TO hear the Jul
bilee Singers on Friday evening ut the
NJ. L. Church, We cannot refrain from
referring to it again. Their reception at
the Opera House, in Wheeling, onTues-
day night, only adds proof to the fact
that one OF the rarest treats awaits
our people.
The teachers and officers Of the Nj. l..
Sunday School will mold their weekly
meeting on Thursday evening instead OF
Friday, as usual, Ia make way for the
Jubilee Singers. The object OF this
weekly meeting is the preparation OF the
lesson for the Sabbath following.
Mr.. William Emerson and wife, OF
Burrs Mills, have been visiting the
family of DR.. Grafton and other rela.
tives for the past lew days.
Mrs. james Connor, of the Third
ward, who has been sick for some time
past, is convalescent.
Charles Terry, son Of Oscar Terry, was
kicked by horse, on Indian run, last
Monday. The kick broke the boys ley
and severely bruised him otherwise
DIR. Woodbridge was called TO dress the
wounds and the hoy IL now doing
finely.
The ball OF the Monumental AssOcia-
ton, after all the expenses were paid,
Melted over $40.
Contractor Shrake is having the north
ern approach TO the Mcmahon creek
bridge rapidly filed in with cinders and
stone.
The leap year party 10 be given by the
ladies of Kern Lodge, |. o. q. H., IN
Turner Hall. this evening, promises to
be very select aud pleasant affair.
Messrs. j. A. Gallalier aud Nathan
Holloway are representing Bellaire's in
terests at Columbus.
TIE MAYoRALTY.
We took little "cxcurt" among the
gentlemen mentioned as probable TIM
Der for the Mayoralty. We went with
home thrust to squire Powell and
asked him il, in the event that he was
nominated by the Republicans for
Mayor, he would serve. He said, "les,
il elected" We approached Mr. 4. w.
Shepherd, Democrat, and asked him il
he was candidate. He replied that he
was. Mayor Cassell says he wouldn't
consent to second term unless Council
"raised the wages" Mr.. j. II. Naylor,
who Is looming up prominently on the
Democratic side, mOdcstly stated that
he had urgently been solicited % enter
the race, and that il he were nominated.
he would try 10 I'LL the position TO the
best Of his ability. Dan Theobold kicked
like two steers when We approached
him and wouldn't give us an expression,
only TO say that he was no candidate,
but We apprehend that ban is too good
Democrat 10 90 back on the party IL
they were TO nominate him. There are
other men mentioned for this office, hat
we have not had time 10 approach them.
Mr.. Joel Strahl il one oil the prominent
Republicans named, and ex-MayOr
Criswell also, on the Democratic side.
Mr.. Naylor is one OF our prominent
news dealers, and having studied and
practiced law for some years in Ohio
and Brooke counties, W. Va, and hay
ing been tor eleven years Clerk 81 the
Brooke County Court, lie issupposed 10
he well up in judicial matters. Dan.
Theobold has been in the insurance
business so long and has 81 well filed
the duties OF township clerk and other
official positions, that the Democrats
associate him with all that il required "a
ill any Office. Conrad FeeIy IL another
Democratic candidate Mr.. A w. shep-
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