Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-10
BELLAIRE.

Lou Battelle left yesterday for ten days
visit with friends in the country.
Nothing new was developed Yesterday re-
garding the starting Of the steel works. 1t
is stated that the strike has been settled but
the workmen have received no notice to
prepare for work. President ]. R. Nc.
Courtney met in conference last week with
the heaters but said he was in hurry to sign
their scale.
The city building, in which the stone pile
is situated, was opened up and thoroughly
aired yesterday, and the atmosphere is now
congeHial in that place for some untortun-
ates
Fresh cakes baked with Sunaower baking
powder are distributed daily from the
grocery store Of Schramm L Brown.
Miss Cora Carr, who has Just returned
from the Pittsburg Female Seminary, &C.
cording to the Pittsburg papers, rendered o
difficult selection OF music on the piano, a.
The closing exercises of that college last
week.
"Tid," the kid skater, has been in Barnes
vile for several days.
The Turner Society will have its annual
picnic at Warnock again this year.
The building recently occupied by j. b.
Barnhill as boiler shop has been fixed up
and restaurant will be started in it BY
John Raley.
Rev. Hustedt Of the German church, has
arranged with number Of pupils TO study
German under his instruction.
The Niagara Rink ia still open three
nights week.
Robert C. Myers, Of the Belmont Chron.
iele, was in the city yesterday.
Carroll Deems and wife visited friends u
this city yesterday.
The CITY board Of education selected new
| .eachers last evening. There were n1m'
Der of changes from the list Of last year.
II is now stated that the nsilfeeders have
little difference they want TO settle with
he nailcrs.
On Thursday, July 2, Wheeling Park will
be the sctne Of private picnic given by a
number Of the young people Of this city and
Wheeling.
The ladies' OF the First M + church will
give strawberry festival in the City Hall
| 10 morrow evening
Mi.s Mary Powell went to Barnesvills
last night on visit.
Spangler Post is trying 10 make arrange.
men,s for three days encampment down
the river.
Council net last nigh. for the purpose
| Of "eoinc cut on strike 80 an evening
ps per said because the Mayor wasn't doing
81 ough laRiDg with filthy persons II they
b,,e u lockout they propose to punish His
EoIor BY throwing all responsibility OF the
| cry government uron him. Horrible treat
| rfnt! Ard When those Fathers resume
work at their old accustomed posts and be.
gin firing of carefully preserved and oft.
repeated speeches Hls Honor can retail ate
| BY calling q sudden halt and demanding
less gas-a severe punishment for Coun-
Imam.
A Wellsville Polo club wants to play the
| Niagara club on the 18th.
The c. & P. road paid its hands yestet.
day.
The B. & o. railroad yard now has q
| number Of new lamps.
Mrs. G. W. Campbell, Of Newark, is in
town.
The Buckeye Building aud Loan Com.
psuy had no money to sell at its las, meet
ing, because Of large sales at the meeting
in May.
Three of the young fades examined for
competency as teachers failed "toget thar.
An alteration last evening between two
| colored individuals, Ed. Gowens and Jas.
stickler, occasioned BY some difficulty con-
cerning StrickIer's daughter, whom Gowens
had been paying attentions 10, resulted in
| Gowens sssaulting Strickler with heavy
iron weight, multilsting him badly and
necessiiating the service Of physician.
Goxens Ianguisheth in the bastile.