Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-22


Special couespondenos Of the sesdy Reqisr.
STEUBKEvILLE, O., April 1.-The fesr
entertained that Beatty Bros. contsm-
plated removing their glass works to one
of the numerous gas towns in Northern
Ohio or Eastern Indiana, has been dissi-
pated- In an interview Mr.. Geo. Beatty
stated that himself and brother had only
taken the trip that gave rise to the rumor,
from desire to see the country and keep
themselves informed in regard to matters
that might provo Of advantage to them IN
their business. They had received offers
at different points to locate, but had NOT
seriously considered any Of them, as they
had no intention of leaving Steubenville.
The Beatty Bros. are owners of valuable
real estate in this city, and their glass
plant is one Of the finest is the world. and
second sober thought would be sufficient
to satisfy anyone that two such sagscicus
business men as r. j. and George
Beatty were not going to wreck all the
interests that bind them to Steubenville,
and sever all the ties and associations
formed in the hfetimes of their parents
and themselves, and remove their business
to q place that has sprung into prominence
in few months, through the influences OF
light supply Of gas and the booming Of
spectators. The Beatty Bros are solid
citizens of Stenbspyille, and will not
change certainty for an uncertainty.
When Steubenville gets its street rail-
way, which will be in the near future, and
its Building and Loan Association, and
other enterprises begin operations, it will
take on the airs of metropolis and con-
vince skeptics that the old town is not
dead yet. Notwithstanding the predic-
tions of growlers, Steubenville moves
along in the even tenor Of its way, and
while men do not get rich in dsy, there
are less failures in business than in any
other city in the country.
Lovers of the national game in this city
now that they have no home club to lavish
their affections upon, are interested in
whesling's team, because it belongs to q
sister city, and every decided and brilliant
victory it has gained has been a source OF
qualification to them. Old ties are also
still binding, and when Dunn pitched q
winning game against the Chicagos, aud
Nicholson made the only home run against
the st. Louis Browns in games lately
played, the satisfaction was full and COM
plete.
The fair and festival held st Turner Hall
by ST. PaIps church, on Thursday even
ing, was q social and financial success.
The drill by the young ladies was On ex-
ceeGingly pleasant and entertaining pict-
ure.
The annual funniest, which will be
held in this city commencing July 2lst,
promises to be the largest ever held in the
District A committee. composed OF Max
Geschsidsr, S. A. Laubheim, WIN. II. Leo
and Jacob Eagel, last Sunday attended
special meeting Of delegates at Pittsburg,
and brought back news that the Central
Turnverein would be in ATTENDANCE $50
strong, headed by brass hand. Ale
gheny Turnyerein will come $50 strong,
while tn, South Side will send delegs.
ton of 1000. The estimites place the |
number of Turner'S in attendance at from |
5000 to 5000. The home society has Sc
lected as managers of the affair Max Ges- |
cheider, 8. A. Lsubheim, ]. G. Lsnge, |
Oh. Hesse aud ]. G. Bate, Jr., and these |
gentlemen have already taken active steps |
toward makipg arrangements for the affair. |
aud hope to receive such support from our |
citizens as they are entitled to aud have
reason TO expect. No donations will be
solicited, only support for decorations,
lodging aud marching desired.
r j. link, formerly Of this city, but |
for Che past four years resident OF Co.
lumbus, was here Wednesday evening |
shaking hands with his many Steubenville
friends. He was on his way to Mounds
willie, where he will enter into business
and hereafter reside.
Mis- Emma Scott, OF Richmond, is visit. |
ing mr. sister, Mrs. G. G. GascoD Of Up |
per hhrket street.
Hon D. A. Hollingsworth, of Cadiz, |
passedthrough the city Wednesday on his |
way To Wheeling.
Mr.. : J. Suthers, telephone manager,
and Mis- Lizzie Blackburn were united in |
marriage at the residence of the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Black |
burn. Sa,h Fifth street, Thursday even
ing. Rev. Fisley, of the NJ. F. Church, Of
ficiating Only the immediate friends OF
the contracting parties were present.