Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
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Beatty-Labor News.
Special TO he Sunday Register.
STEUBENv1LLE, o, January &0.-Tues.
day evening, Mrs. Sullivan, who resides
with her husband on South Fourth street
took q dose of arsenic with the intention Of
committing suicide, and, although she i
still alive, her condition is critical. She
told her physician, DR.. c. Il. McLsae, tina,
she had taken the arsenic on a piece Of
meat and expressed her desire to end he,
life. When the doctor attempted to apply
the proper restorative, she at first refused
TO take anything. She is still in a crities!
condition. Mrs. Sullivan is about So year.
OF age and has been in poor health for
some time, and this is the cause that led
her 10 commit the rash act.
List Monday morning the trouble be
tween the operators of the Beatty glss:
works WAS settled, the men returning 70
work the same day. Both glass house.
ore now running 10 their fullest capscr7
Great preparations have been complelA
By the Knights OF Labor for their meeting
10 be held at CARROTS House Sunday after
noon, az which visitors from Pittsburg
Wheeling, Bellaire and other points will
be in attendance. Mr.. George Schilliug,
of Chicago, will be in attendance and I'D
dress the meeting.
The ladies of the Turnverein Society
will give o select bail at their ball on The
evening OF February sth.
About ten pudding furnaces will be put
10 operation next Tuesday at the jefferson
Iron Works, thus giving employment 20
about thirty men. They will PROBABLY run
several months. Twenty four nail ma.
chimes ore in operation.
1t is rumored that the Laughlins made
a proposition TO the employees Of their mill
at Mingo, aud that it lie low uEder coz
sidera,ion By the men.
On Tuesdsg evening last the ladies' G.
the Fret Presbyterian Church, to the nu.a
Der Of sbont twenty.se had a surpria
party al The residence Of tie Misses Miller,
on South Seventh street. The ladies' too
with them a bounti!ul supply OF goo!
things and substantial presents, and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
The ball given for the benefit 0! tie
locked out nail feeders at Turner Hall,
Friday night, was q grand success both
socially aud financially.
The many friends OF Mr.. Frank Frckrs.
of this city, we're panied 10 hear Of his
death, which occurred in PittsblTs last
Wednesday, where he was employed Is h
stenographer for WitheroS IL Go. lis age
was tbirty.three years. His iuroral TOOK
place from the residence Of HE mother
Tuesday afternoon aud a largely al
tended.
The Lille Hinton Dramatic Company
will perform ct the Opera House this week.
Mr.. c X Cher, International Secretary
Of the Young Men's Christian Association,
made 3 visit 10 S'eube vile the past week
in the interest OF The new local association
organized il this city a short time ago.
Frank Travis was before the May.
Wednesday morning on q charge OF stesl
ing a pocket. book from one OF the mem
beers Of his family The pocket book was
recovered, and Frank. promising TO brace
up and keep iimself straight. was dis
charged.
The newly paid fire department is a
'dardy. The boys ere right up to the
minute when an alarm is sounded.
Harry Helms retained from q fyiDg
visit to Chicago AID Cincinnati las.
Wednesday.
II S Marshal aud BRIDE, of CIevelapI,
were visiting friends in this city during
the week.
Mrs. ! lora Paliin Of this city, has been
selected % teacher in The public schools a.
Toronto Miss BGlin's many trisnds will
be sorry 70 hear Of her departure.
Isaac Conn, Cf indianapolis, is visiting
friends in this city.
Misses jennie Gaus and Sal.r Sche5.
fer, Of Wheeling, are yisiting Mrs. Ain,
Bertz, Of this citr.
Miss Kittie Taylor, Of Psrbersburr, y
We ia visiting !rien65 in 'bis city.
Thomas Rogers ard wife have rr'uire.
hone from o visi: 20 friends in PIt,sburc
VIII layton is tprGjirys g few days al,h
his m0;Lcr i'll this city.
Miss Moody, who Las h..r Y%isit,ag
fiends in Kansas City tas returned
home.