Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-17
BELLAIRE GArHERIxGs.
James Patterson In Luek-T0-Day
!PrfmarIes-Person Chat, Etc.


James Patterson I'm Luek-To-Day's
Primaries-Personal Chat, Etc.
At the Office of the miH yesterday after
noon about . O'Clock, occurred little incl
dent-somethipg not down on the bills
by which Mr.. James Patterson, q sheet
roller, received more than his regular pay
"a fine gold pin. After receiving his
money Mr. Earnest Benfeld appeared and
on behalf of his fellow workmen presented
him with an elegant large gold pima pair
of shears-in brief but neat manner. Mr..
Patterson looked at the pin then Mr.. Ben.
field, and was so surprised that he could
not utter a word. Mr.. Charles Janke step.
ped up and responded in happy manner.
The pin is the present OF his turn, that is
the men working with him. Jim" is one
of the oldest workers in the mill. He is
bully good fellow. He is not only popular
in the mill but everywhere and appreciates
the present very highly.
A life sized picture OF Mr.. Henry Brin-
ton, is on exhibition at Tappans gallery.
The picture is q crayor drawn from a pho
tograph by Cincinnati artist and is
frosty glass one.
Miss Bessie Hoge and Lizzie Randolph
are visiting in ST. ClairsviAe.
Mr.. Syl Wetherald has purchased the
Kirkpatrick property on Gravel Hill.
5000.
w. T. Campbell, Esq, has just returned
from a brief visit to Evansville
An eight.year-old daughter of Mr.. john
Ashworth, residing up Indian Run, died
yesterday morning.
Mr.. A. V. Honeywell is back from q
weeks trip down the river.
Mr.. John Zilch is having his property
beautifyed by a new coat Of paint.
James Dancan, Esq, continues improv-
High mass at St. Johns Church this
morning at 8o'clock in honor OF st.
Patrick, Frenchman by birth, but the
apostle of the Irish nation which he con-
verted TO the Roman Catholic faith 10
centuries of woodshed. In City Hall at
s O'Clock P. NJ. a concert by st. Johns
cboir,a lecture by Gull and play among
the Breakers" by "Our Dramatic Club
will be given.
James Hogan, of Warnock's has secured
a position in the B. & o. depot.
The different committees interested in
the Monumental Fair, will meet tonight.
Some of the ladies will shortly visit Wheel.
ing merchants, and it is hoped they will
extend a generous hand.
III. Roemer is mentioned as candidate
for township treasurer; also Mr.. Fred.
Hoffman for the same Office.
Mike Thornton, Esq, is quite sick at his
residence in the Third ward.
B. o. Hildreth, formerly with the Buck
eye glass factory at Martins Ferry, and
now travelling salesman for the Ohio Ian
tern factory OF this city, the Enterprise
glass works at Revanna, and the North
Wheeling glass works is in the city snil-
ing on his many friends.
The Republican primaries will be held in
the different wards to night at O'Clock to
select man for Council, one for assessor
and four delegates to the city convention to
be held at City Hall next Saturday.
Yesterday was pay day at the mill. The
factory boys received one week and the
other departments two weeks. To day is
paw day on the b. & o. and B, z & c. roads.
The children will enjoy the matinee to:
day at 2 o'clock. None over II years old
attend. Fares, Is cents for one. Is cents for
two, and IS cents for three. The Break.
ers" will be rendered, and good part OF the
concert given.
Mr.. Fred Clinton, who has the amateurs
of "0ur Democratic Club" in charge, ex-
pressed his surprise and qualification with
the rehearsal Of the Breakers" Thursday
night There is no doubt OF fine playing
tonight City Hall will scarcely hold all
who will apply.