Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-10-01
sIEURENvILLE.


Jefferson Iron Works resumed work tb-0ay.
IS p. M.-Sothing late from HakilFs
shop"
Miss Mary Doty Neaves on Monday for .
visit to New York. She will spend the
greater part of the winter in the metropo-
lis.
will Brashear left for Pittsburgh, yester-
day, to take positioR ''on the road fOf
Arbuekle's coffee house.
W. H. Hunter. of the Gazette, is on visit
to Cincinnati, Chillicotbe and other western
cities.
Miss Belle Bunting, OF Austin. Texas. g
visiting her grandparents, NJ. md 4A W,
/. SHARP ikx..<suo1u11U ~
fhomas M6Afs, ESQ, 7n0fSdly liS6S II
honor Of Miss Menager. Of 6ellipolia 1t
was a sunhower affair.
viii G. Weiss, Of New York smiled on
his Steubenville friends wednesday:
Cbas, Estep, son of Hon. i. n. Estep, OF
Cadiz, spent several days Of this week in
town.
The political situation was never 50 badly
muddled in Steubenville as IL Is now, and
the indications are that the ticket
scratcher" will assert himself ct the coming
election. As general thing the saloon
vote here is almost solidly Republican,
but this year the Germans here will "Eehell
bent for the Democratic State ticket.
But" said o prominent saloonist the
other night, I'VE are al going 70 vots tor
Updegraff." On the other hand Repubi.
can minister Of the Gospel remarked day
or two since: Il think il my duty, in the
face of the temperance question, to vote
the Republican State ticket, but neyerc can
nor never will eaet my suffrage for Doctor
Updegrsff. l shall walk up ~ the polls on
election day and vote for Ross J. Alexander"
Here is another specimen Of how badly
politics are mixed here. A few days since
the Ministerial Association, composed OF
eity ministers. endorsed The Republican
ticket-Updegraff and all-and a night
later the Women's Christian Temperance
Union met and denounced the Ministerial
Association for compromising with sin
in endorsing party that is Ill favor OIL
license.
Thursday evening. ~ young lady who
clerks in one of our dry goods stores was
on her way home, q half.grown boy or man
walked up behind her. and watching his
opportunity snatcbed the lady's pocket
book and ran up the street. What did the
Young lady do. Did she scream and then
faint? Not much. She just took to her
heels" and being a good runner, overlook
the william, caught him by the hair, recov-
cred her book and gave him good ear
boring. That's the Buckeye girls for you.
The strike is over. and u feeling OF relief
has taken hold OF the people. Although
Steuhenville dosen't depend entirely upon
the iron mills for business, yet the str ke
was felt keenly, and business suffered Q
great deal. All along the sentiment OF the
people generally has been against the
strikers up TO the time the Wheeling and
Steubenyiile districts refused to give their
men the 1915, but when the people saw
what advantage mill owners were trying TO
take over the men, public opinion changed,
and the employees got the benefit OF it,
Business has already begun 10 loom up"
General Ticket Agent Scull, OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad was in town this week.
Governor Richards is home from Column
bus.
Hon. John +. Follctt, of Cincinnati,
speaks here in the interest Of Democracy
next Saturday.
1t isrumorrd that Joseph b. Doyle Esq.
editor of the Herald, is soon 10 take unto
himself a wife. but rumor doesn't say who
the lady is.
Judge Pearcc will open court here on
October l3 The Harter murder trial comes
up, Us does also the Mingo riot case.
Harry Harden. President OF the LaBelle
Mill. Wheeling. was home this week.
The Methodist preachers bave departed
for conference. Rev. Carr, Of the FIRST NJ.
T.. Church, and Rev. Yingling, OF Hainline
will not come back to Steubenville, as their
time is ont
The childrcn's home ardor has again
cooled down. Gone to meet the street
railroad. penitentiary. suspension bridge
Updegraf's new post.otiice building, etc.,
etc, etc. etc.