Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-13
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What shall do with this fellow, said
Oficer Leach, as he wallzed . drunken
chap, accompanied by four colleagues, into
the Mayors Office on Saturday night, he
is drunk and has been disorderly. The
Marshal said it WAS customary TO let offend.
ers sober up before their release. and
ordered the individual locked up. DO l
look drunk2 inquired the prisoner, after
the friends who had followed him down TO
bail him out, found they could do nothing.
You are most certainly somewhat oil your
base and will have TO detach yourself from
YOUR associates, and the intoxicated Gravel
Hillite got quarters with several other
brawlers wto had been run in earlier in tho
evening and who were at that moment en-
Toying some sweet music from the mouth
organ Of Sam Sherwood Sam 10 working
out fine le ose, the city, anu scenes TO be
enjoying himself As the new occupant
was being put under lock and key the
musician went hard at the tune. Il won't
go home till morning"
The delegates appointed from this city
and vicinity to attend the miners eonyen'
ton in Cambridge have returned home
The following printed proceedings we're
given US by Mr. APplegarih:
The convention met in X Of =. hall, at
a. m, Friday, April 10, 1885, and vas
called TO order by President Harrison. This
being an adjourned meeting Of the Bcllaire
convention the same order Of business vas
adopted. The convention WAS held with
closed doors, none bn, delegates being nd.
mit,ed, except the editor OF the Cambridge
d. n ocrat, who was invited TO be present.
On motion O Committee on Credentials
was appointed, consisting Of Walter James.
George Caru,hers and Theodore Beabout,
Who reported the following named gentle
men entitled TO seais In the convention:
Nicholson mine, Is men; delegate. T.
Malloy.
Akron mines, Nos and 2, 1872 men;
delegate, Samuel Croyle.
Farmers mine, 100 men; delegate.
John Holbrook
Guernsey mine, 60 men; delegate. Mike
Kerregap.
C. {. c. mine, 60 men; delegate, II.
Cavender.
Scots mine, 81 men; delegE.e. II. vii.
isms.
Buffalo, Hartford and senecsville mines.
"a men: delegate, George Caruthers.
Kids mine, 2s men; delegate, Simon
Farnsworth.
Sullivan & Hines mine, rs men; dele
gate. John Applegarth.
Haslep d Sheek's mine, ~ men; dele.
gate, Walter James.
Stewsrtsville mine. 62 men; delegate,
Wm. Nixon.
Robinson mine, 80 men; delegate. VIM.
Norman.
Dsniord mine, 81 men; delegate, Thso-
dore Beabout-
The price question was The most impor.
tant thing before the convention. Resola.
tons were adopted, the Substance OF which
declared that the 20 per cent reduction
would cot be conceded. Ths. each dele
gate be instructed to notify their respective
operators tha. committee Of miners vas
ready 10 meet them st any time, providing
they we're given two days notice Of the tact
II was further resolved tha, no coal shall be
mined TO be conveyed by railroads until oil
are at work. The convention vas hss.
monious, and II nov seems thst . protrscted
strike il about TO be insugnsted unless The
emp'oyeb cohceps ip' " ' w.
wages
Rev. Dr.. Pesrson, Of Wheeling Island.
preached IN interesting sermon ia the
Episcopal Church yesterday.
Yesterday was another dissgreesb!e Day.
Some Of the merchants talk q taking up .
nickle collection and presenting i 70 the
city 20 that some one can Be hired 70 keep
The crossings in passable condition.
Ted" shuttlewoeth defeated his Marine
Ferry contestant ssthe Eiasass Rink %
Saturday evening.
j. T.. Robinson hes 6se collection Of
art on display at bis drug store.
Damon and Pythias, . good play. foe ths
benefit of Black Prince Lodge b Tssnr
Hall tonight
The time of several trains on dhsA ! 2.
road changes 10 day.
TIE Polo Cab Of The Elyaias risk vin
Be at the Chapline street risk h Whssas9
tonight A crowd viii 20 frc4 hsss-
The Bocteys Baiidipg snd Loss Ueo-
pany meets this evening
The Elysian INK vin not b cP@~
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