Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-19
The Steele PI8nt-POlitical Matters
Town Talk of inferred

The steele PIsnt-POlitical Matters
Town Talk of IntereL
The steel works have been running one
of the big engines most of this week, get
ting the machinery ready for operation
but it is probable that no steel will be
made before the first of May. Mana !er
Williams has a nobby office and laboratory
built for himself at the north end OF the
works, and from there will direct the en-
tire workings of the new establishment,
with the assistance of Charles Berkenbush,
a practical steel worker.
Mayor Cooper and wife visited the coun.
~ seat yesterday. His Honor is bloom
irg candidate for Probate Judge next fall,
and so fer no opposition has sprung up
but il is early yet
The glass manufacturers in this neigh
borhood are all in favor OF the proposed
pool, so far as We have been able TO learn,
but ell will depend upon the basis on
which il IS 10 be organized. The question
of the number Of pos, or the business, is
the i'm or tant question.
The National glass workers are already
arranging fer a long summers camp on
Captina for piscatorial sport.
Tie Knights OF Labor rallied of fine
silver watch for the benefit OF 1rve Baker,
one of the members who has been disabled,
Yesterday evening. Ticket No. $40. held
by John Stacker, Of the Union Window
Gisss Works, drew the watch. The draw.
ing was very successful, and Mr.. Baker re.
ceiyed $3.50 as the proceeds.
Samuel Mcdonald is building for him.
self fine new residence IN Horns addi-
ton, aud J. NJ. Wilson is building one in
lower town.
The Medical Society does not meet here
next Monday. It il next Wednesday. The
meeting will lie held in City Hall.
Ex.MsrshRl DTugan is making some re-
PAIRS on his recently purchased property in
the Second ward.
The school Board will organize next
Monday evening.
A teachers examination will be held In
the Fourth ward school building this after.
noon.
Dubois d Mccoy received an immense
raft of lumber yesterday.
The B. d o pay car wsa in town yester-
day and distributed about ST. 600.
The Mechanics Hose Company will give
a I. stival on the 2nd snd Sd OF May.
The cid market house is 10 be sold at auc-
ton to-day.
The Bellaire blast furnace is running 10
lis full capacity. turning out about 80 tons
TFr cay UDCer the eUClcuI management vi
EdwsId Jones, who succeeded the departed
Davis.
w. M. Nesbit, OF the Pittsburgh Cnroni
Gle Telegraph, is in the city the guest Of his
carsin, Mrs. James F. Anderson.
The Young Peoples Literary and Social
Circle met in the First M. L. Church yes
terday evening and had a very pleasant
and profitable time.
TIE lot of the policeman in Bsllsire is
cot a hsppy one. The new Marshal and
some Of Il e COuncilmen have been spying
4rCurd al d some If the old force will have
10 90. Il could DE greatly improved in
some of the wares, snd the people wan.
tettfr men than they have had for the past
year
John Deter, whose wife lives at Mounds
vile and who Yss we'll known in this city,
has been here for some time psst and moth
Dg was thought TO be wrong until John
suddenly decsmped snd left behind nu
merors small bills, snd then to add TO his
myreIious disappearance bis wife, who
supposed he was working for Constable
Charles SstterfelG, came here 10 know
.omethipg OF him snd learned that be wa.
cot working there. Then Constable Sat
sTfield at once levied on some tools and
other effects OF Deter because he was on
note for some money loaned TO him. bet.
ter was once the Marshal of MIngo, and
was years sgo a policeman in Bellaire, but
this disappearance she may be aole 10 ex
plain at any time, by him, but ii looks
strange on its face.