Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-13
STEEL WORKS TROUBLE
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Powder Canard-General.
There is some dissatisfaction existing
about the management at the steel works.
The works have not run successfully since
they were built-either the steel was not the
quality desired or the works were off on &C
count of a breakage in the machinery.
Several workmen have been discharged and
now we hear that the management will re-
ceive some attention. The Independent
Irish Club organized last night A large
number of delegates to- the Judicial Conven-
ton, to be held in Youngstown tomorrow,
left via the c. & P. yesterday morning.
Messrs. James f. Anderson, John 4. Gala
her, }. B. Smith and V. 7. Morgan accom-
panied them. Rev. DR.. Williams has re-
turned from Spring Grove, and will leave
to day for Burr's Mills camp meeting. He
will return in lime to hold regular
services in his church on Sunday.
Work at the nail mill will probably not be
resumed until the first Of next week The
recently organized Blaine and Logan club
attempted to get up an impromptu meeting
last night in order to let the great and orig-
inal Dalzell of Calwell. crate, but it was
signal failure The doughty private set up
the soda water to the boys however. If the
newspapers keep on magnifying the story
set ahoat by Patrick Scahill about Demo
crat attempting to injure his property, John
Sherman and his investigating committee
will be in Belaire in short order. The vial
of powder found in his building would not
have blown up anything unless some per
son should have applied match, and the
story that there was a fuse attached is all
bosh. Patrick will tell you so himself.
Mrs. DR. Porter6eld and family left yester-
day to visit friends at Fairpoint Ohio.
The funeral OF Walter TuEney and Patrick
Dixon, the men who were drowned Monday
night, will take place in Benwood this fore
noon. Fidelity Assembly h Of L. of this
city will attend Several prominent Demo
Gratis of this city attended the meeting Of
the county central committee at st. Clairs
vile yesterday. About thirty Of our farmers
will 90 to Pittsburg and Mckeesport next
Saturday. Mr. Shannon Archer and family
have returned from the Bethel camp ground
where they had been for week past Mrs
Budke and Hiss Ferguson, of Wheeling
we're guests at the residence of Mr.. David
King, in the Second ward, yesterday. Lu-
Their Lucas is on duty at the Independent
Office after weeks vacation. Several
miners from this city will attend the district
meeting at Cambridge Friday as delegates
Mrs. E. A. Hargrave and daughter Nettie,
Of Oberlin, o., are the guests Of Miss Mary
King, on Gravel Hill. Mrs. Eliza Rheu-
bottom, an aged colored lady, familiar
known as Aunt Eliza" died early yester-
day morning at her house on Thirty-third
street. She had been a member Of the
U. P, Church in this city, fox number Of
yearsand was respected by all who knew
her. Funeral from the church at $50 P.
m, to-day. A little child Of Mat. Aufterig,
of the First ward, was buried yesterday.
Capt B. T. Jones, our popular superintend-
ant of public schools, is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Marquette, Mich John B. Haney,
for a number Of years was master mechanic
at the B. z. & c., shops resigned his posi-
non Yesterday. Mrs. WILDER Smith of the
Third ward, is spending several days with
friends at Franklin station.