Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
ST%EUBENVILLE.
A Striking Example of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to Be hssumed-Sotes.

To BE
Sosc5al 70 N. sunday Register.
S~rEUBEXvILLE, o, February l9.-Belle
Henderson, = young girl Of sixteen sum-
mers, was sent TO the Cleveland workhouse
last Tuesday for q term Of log days, for
beating her lister mother. Several years
9 q lady and gentleman, old citizens of
this city, took from the county in6rmary a
small child, 10 whom they gave a good
home aud such advantages as any child
would grasp at, after being imprisoned 10
an institution like the %in6rmary, but Belle
was not one OF those. When fourteen years
OF age her foster mother, Mrs. Henderson,
had 10 have her removed to the reform
farm at Lancaster. There she spent two
years and on her return home was again
taken back BY the kind people. For some
lime she kept straight and showed
q manifestation TO do right,
bat she sgsin got into bad company,
and finally ended her career by proceeding
to knock her foster mother out" in two
rounds. Of course this conduct was too
much tor the outraged parent, who had her
arrested aud sent 20 the workhouse. The
old lady Left the Ill with tears in her eyes,
and told her when she had served her SEN
ts c and returned she would take her in
providing she would act in a little more
de- mt manner.
Steam has been raised in the Co-opers.
tive Nail Works and WORK will resume next
Monday in fall The company have q
large quantity Of nail plate On HAND, ard
will start up with 8 three turn force.
The Arlsberger Dramatic Company,
amateurs from Pitts5urg, performed this
week at toe City Opera House 10 empty
chairs. This company you'd make better
deck hands oa a boat tnau actors.
Frank Stein, 8 young and ~wel[known
glassworksr Of this city, died Friday even
iuy. aged about - years. He was a mem.
Der OF the Knights of Pythias, who will
axe charge of hi5 funeral, which takes
place Sunday af'ernoon.
The members Of the Catholic Assembly
rooms are preparing 10 give e dramatic
performance at the Opera House in the
near future
The Bachelors gave another Of their
delightful dances at Fslk's psrlors last
Friday evening A large number of Wis.
i:ors from Wheeling. P,ttsburg aud New
Cumberland were 10 attendance. Krsmer's
orchestra of Wheeling, furnished the
music
The German Turner Society will give a
grand masquerade bal, on the night Of
March 4th. Psot. Burcb orchestra turn-
ishps the music.
Miss Metz. OF the South Side, P~ittsburg,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss BoiIs, Of Pittsburg is tn guest of
her cousin, Miss Mary Hagau, on upper
Market street.
Miss Ida Fossett, Of Allegheny, is the
guest Of Mr5 Hal Stewart
Mr H 3 Clark, Of Marietta, is in the
city.
Miss Mamie Foster 10 visiting friends in
P,ttsJurg
Miss Lou McCsnu entertained u number
Of her friends q. progressive euchre on
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Amy kiog, Of Newark, is visiting
friends in this city.
Misses Fannie and Belle Cochran are
visiting friends in Pitts5urg.
viii O. Wsul,n. formerly Of this city,
but in business a. Alliance, IS visiting
friends here.
Misses Mary and Allie Bane, Of B~alIair9,
visiting irieuds in this city.
Mrs May Smith, Of Port Horner, is Wis.
i,ing the family Of Fl. K Smith, in this
city.