Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-06

ton was effected The follt wing u :th.
balance OF the programme:
| Second Session, Tuesday, s A. n.-Deyo
nonai Services by Rev. c. n Hollett; Con.
ference Minute Business; The pyopeY
Keeping OF General Church Records md
fulpit Notices, Eli Moore and Rev. ]. +.
Huddleston, followed BY general discus
sion.
Thirtl Session, TUESDAY,. lH u-Devo.
tional Services BY Rev. d. 4. Cobbledicf
Conference Minute Business: Denomina.
tional Loyalty, s. F. Minor, D. D., followed
by general discussion.
Sunday School Assembly-Foufth Ses.
sion, Tuesday, 1880 p. M.-0pening services
by Rev. G. G. Waters; Relation OF the
Church to the Sunday School, BY Rev. I. s.
Winters and Rev. w. h. Yingling; Ofice
and Responsibility Of the Sunday School
Teacher, by A. g. McKelvy and Rev. H. S.
Jackson.
Fifth Session, Wednesday. $50 A. ~
Opening Services by Rev. w. Ferguson !;
conference minute business; miscellaneous
business; adjournment
Mrs. Shanley was up before they Mayor,
charged with keeping her saloon open on
Sunday. She was fined so and costs.
Pat Murphy, of this city, met with a Sc
rious accident at Rochester, Pa, last Sat-
urday. While coupling cars he got his
right hand caught between the bumpers,
and it was mashed 30 badly that he may
lose the use OF it. although no fingers were
tsken off.
The Water Works Trustees and the Coun-
ell committee that visited Wellsyille for
the purpose Of investigating the plan Of
having purer water, seem TO be very toler.
ably we'll impressed with tho ides Of a .elL
about 100 feet from the Ohio shore. II Is
II by l6 feet and Is or ii feet deep.
In the bottom of this we'll are
These pipes are IL feet long, have
half inch holes in them or 5 feet
OF the end driven in the bottom of the
well. The pipes are then driven down
about ten feet, leaving two feet OF the pipe
above the bottom of the well. A suction
pipe is run from the power house out TO the
we'll and is eight feet below low water
mark, when it goes into the we'll, yet 10
five feet from the bottom and hangs di-
rectly over the pipes that supply 3he we'll.
The crib in the river is substantially built
of timbers and costs in all about $500. 1t
is an experiment with the Wellsville peo-
water from the river, and has been in use
since the first of last September. The water
is all filtered through the sand and
gravel in the bottom of the
iy 500 families, not any Of whom COM
plain OF the water being hard and il Is
used in the boilers at the water works and
leaves no sediment, as is always left in
boilers when hard water is used. The COM
mittee will likely make some report to
Council this evening. The visiting COM
mittee, We believe is unit that the water
at Wellsvillei Is purer and freer from the
impurities that Bellaire people have had
to endure, and that the quality OF the
water was improved by the process Of
crib and we'll in the river.
About forty Of the citizens Of Martins
Ferry were left at Beaver, Saturday night,
and did not arrive at home until yesterday.
John Hall and Charlie Crupley were left at
Wellsville.
The Little Anna broke piston yesterday
morning and was off all the rest OF the day.
She will resume at noon to-day.
The township trustees went at Clerk
Hane's Office last night, bat nothing OF I'M
portance was done.
Joe Hanes went to Pittsburgh yesterday. |
He will return on the John Loomis to-
night.
The Arcadian Society will 90 up 10 steu.
oenyille on an excursion on the John Loom.
IS this evening. The social club and other
invited guests will accompany them.
A reward of SIS is offered for the recov-
cry of the body of Sled. the butcher, who
was drowned last Saturday.
The school election comes Off tomorrow.
Not much interest is being taken in the
natter.
Thomas Cain, charged with resisting an
,fficer, was docked $40 and costs by the
Mayor making $26 in all: He will stand
rhs,Hfh4yife, sef0yetfs sHsjhh
agains Jim Grimes. sort OF
'duifer," for assault and battery, but the
,ase was compromised.