Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19

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Swisen was held on Tuesday. BY Justice
Fipsman to answer an indictment ut the
next term Of court.
BeiLAiRE.
Society Events Of the Past week, Labor
Notes aud News of Various kiads.
One week ago we were struggling with .
q big gas we'll For the past several days
the labor questions Of interest to rs have
been the theme. Everything is dull except
conversation, which has been quite ANNA
ted of late. All have recovered from the
Effects of an overdosed stomsch on the
Fourth and are taking quietly to the situa-
lion. The country cousin is the best friend
in The world to some people just nos. Sew.
srai who were fortunate enough to have had
steady work all winter end spring will dip
themselves in the blliowy waves of some
seaside resort, but this class is ridiculously
lew. The glass houses are likely to 90 on
for it would not oe policy to lay idle all the
time. The nailfeedsrs have been enjoying
the pure air while the nailers spend their
GUNNER amid the hot steel plate and heap
Of bard work. A number Of the feeders ~
factory have very sore hands from some
cause, and when the thermonete climbs
past 80 it is suddenly revealed that nail
plate 10 scarce and rest is taken.
Plessant Events.
There was gathered at the home Of Miss
Myrtle Robinson on Thursday evening .
select sssemblage of young ladies and gen
tlemen OF the Fourth and Fifth wards
Those present were the Misses Hattie Moore,
Minnie Marsh, Lizzie Blaney, Cora Woods,
Jessie Marsh, Clara Theobald, Lizzie Pioer,
Berthe Iugler, Jennie Leckey aud Myrtle
Robinson. The gents were George Ste
veps, AL Thompson, Frank Williams, Alex
Gallsher, Joe White and Thos. Nicholson.
The marriage OF Mr. Wood Kinds to Miss
Matte Martin was the only marriage Of last
week The happy couple will 90 to house
keeping.
The euchre party at the home Of Sam
Tappan was very pleasant affair. 1t was
in honor of Miss Tappsn, Of Wheeling, who
is visiting her brother Sem.
At Camp Ground.
The people residing at Burrs Mills have
been enjoying themselves for the last week
more than ever before. The surprise ten
d.red Col. Baron was the most interesting
event so far this season. Most OF the boys
have been engaging in the favorite sport Of
bell and q number of them are crippled.
The last match game took place on Wednes.
day. at which time one of the players had
an ankle sprsined, another split his finger,
while the third got completely knocked out.
The older class of residents on the grounds
meet together in the evenings and have an
old fashioned time. The burg will have
large crowd Of visitors from GAINESVILLE and
b. ilaire to-day. Trains stop coming both
ways on Sunday, and it is pleasant place
to spend the day.
Trade at the planning mill hos been light
this week and only half time was made.
A break OF the steel works caused part OF
tie plant 10 lay eff two days.
Tie work of putting up stack furnace
at the Crystal Window Glass Works has
been commenced.
The Ohio Valley Cement Works is run
nirg in full.
The Bellaire Stamping Company will re-
sumo operations this week after stop Of re.
pairs
Bellaire Window Glass Works is rebuild
ing it's lower furnace.
The ]. j. Fishing Club pulls up its stakes
in this city tomorrow for camp at Still
water. The boys have been arranging the
excursion for some time and have made
such preparations as viii insure them q good
lime The only thing to be regretted is the
TACT that all the Jolly Juniors cannot parti.
cipate in the outing. Business will keep a
Number Of them at home, but it is supposed
hat the party going will send home fish
and game enough to appease the aPpeti,es
Of those who desire to 60 but cannot.
Labor Notes.
Dubois ard Mccoy asked their men to
accept reduction Of rs cents day and
hey took it. The firm had been losing
money.
The miners at the Pittsburg Coal Works
are working at cents, the same as those at
the Belmont.
The bottle works has closed another year
of business. 1t was pretty hard pull for
the boys, but it has shown that they are
equal 10 trying situations. For four years il
appears this CO operative concern has been
run in fashion worthy Of favorable com
ment. Ever, blower is stakeholder and
naturally works to bis own interest. Trade
has been good, and now that the works il
shut down, there is not over $500 worth Of
stock on hand. As usual, the employees
will take trips as best suits them, returning
afer rest of six weeks to their labors a.
before. The boys have our best wishes for
continued success.
some Experiments.
DR.. Anderson performed q skillful oper :
ion on young boy named Boyd whose lip
had been badly eaten by gangrene. Afyer
curing the poison found in the lower lip b.
proceeded to cut away the decAysd flesh.
With bis knife the surplus check was drawn
along with the flesh Of the lower jaw into q
position which represented to a nicely the
Up which bad been eaten or cut away. The
boy is getting along nicely.
One OF our physicians having in his pos
session the lung of mailer who died Of con-
.umption, let bis friends view it under q
powerful microscope. The organ had been
nicely preserved and had not been subjec,
% any charge since ITS removal from the
oody Of The dece.se3. Ubd-r the: glass the
lung presented the appearance Of having
been il tested with animal life and greater
1srt Of it was black. which probably showed
hat tie lung was greatly decsyed.
Phlegm cougbed up by lady living west
f. this city, who is dying Of consumption
vas slso examined. Il was full Of moving
FEATURES which looked, fgurstisely speak.
Dg, as big as horse, under the microscope