Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-20
BElIAlRE.
,ts and skiffs were numerous on

BEllAlRE.
John boats and skiffs were numerous on
the river yesterday.
Clint Collins viii be in St. Clairsville to-
night at the Capitol
Rev. Taylor gave over his pulpit yester-
day morning to temperance lecturer.
Another advertising car for Forepsugh Is
in town.
Frank Custer. Of Martins Ferry, is .
new instructor at the Niagara.
Bellaire locals can sometimes be found
in the inside of the PAPER.
James Turnbull is sill engaged with .
Wheeling band at one Of the rinks.
There were several arrests on Saturday
night.
John Runyon was able to be out Testef-
day.
The churches held good congregations
yesterday.
The Windsor Hotel sports new sign.
in few days. Matt is making good hand
on the road.
More coal passed down yesterday.
There was considerable Of s.6ght back OF
the car repair shops Of the B. 4 o. shops on
Saturday evening. Two men busily ex-
changed courtesies for few minutes with
bricks. These were not strong enough
compliments for one Of the par
ticipators, so he secured revolver. He
evidently wanted blood, but Q crowd near
by surrounded him and averted shooting
affair. The fight was soon brought to q
close, but the parties we're arrested.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly met
in Wheeling yesterday afternoon. Some OF
our boys were up.
Yesterday was the day We have been
looking for. !.
Rev. Wallace, Of Baruesyille, preached
two interesting sermons in the First Pres
byterian church yesterday.
The Drown l. Darling Combination will
be at the Niagara rink the latter part Of
this week.
Hal Wilson, as Secretary Of the water
works, has been good officer.
The men burned at the steel works are
recovering.
Rev. E. Henderson preached in the Sec
ond NJ f. Church yesterday.
The First ward fishing club is getting
ready for trip down the river, Ii is said
that several Of the manufacturers will elso
camp out this summer.
The Big Ten boat house has been re-
paired and is now as neat as new pin.
Mrs. Perkins addressed an audience in
the Christian Church yesterday evening, on
Temperance.
The street cars now run until the Kinks
close.
The Willing Workers Of the Episcopa!
Church, meet tonight.
"Tellt ehuh (streotypei expression Of
Cleyeland) to the Assessor.
James Moffat and bride Of Montana, are
the guests of Mrs. Shannon Aul,.
The Young men who played cards aud
marbles along the river bank yesterday
should have heard Rev. Walkers sermon on
the Sabbath for Man"
LABOR NOTES.
The Ohio Valley foundry sends a man out
on the road to day
The river coal miners are still idle with
few exceptions.
The Bottle Works is doing large amount
Of miscellaneous work in their line.
Grodhaus continues to keep several coop
srs at work.
Some Of our factories are getting orders
filed elsewhere, according to reports.
Scott McCulloughs new home is ready
FOR occupancy.
BArnards coal bank is idle since the
closing do gn Of the CRYSTAL
The Water WORKS has been running
along nicely for some time.
This will be an excellent summer TO
build Labor is plentiful and lumber as
low as usual.
The 3. & o. shops are working nine
hours per day.
Only q fair amovnt OF business is being
done at the Ohio Valley foun iry.
Several OF our glass man tscturers will
90 west this summer to see the country.
William Sells is the engineer on the G. *
P. yard engine that has been put in the
yard.
The new manager Of the steel works is
getting along nicely now. One by one he is
removing the obstacles he has encountered
since he took bis new charge.
The blast furnace Is having an addition
built, bat is working right along.
Only about four months more of idleness
and then-but it is like contemplating the
success Of the new Democratic administra-
ban.
The planning mill is on full and business
is pretty good
A. c. Hill has fixed up his store, and the
artistic work plainly speaks for itself
Labor is now being agitated in this sec.
hon into organization. The good work
should be kept continuously before the
working class. Carpenters, bricklayers and
all other branches of Industry are to be
taken into the Ohio Valley Trades Assem-
bly,. Committees are busy at work all
over this section, and in short time this
union Of workingmen will be power. Keep
the ball rolling. Labor cannot be too
In these days Of millionsires
and Carnegies, continual mutual protection
should be he aim Of every man who feeds
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