Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-23
MARTINS FERRY

The BeIIairc May Festival pro.I .-r' l.
afford Il splendid opportunity {" tho. %.
our pruplc who care for days or even
Inga' enjoyment anu sightseeing. Arru2gr-
ments have hfyu made whereby the nigh.
freight on the G. * i. Will carry passenger
home to this city
The committees appointed hg the cor.
structiOn company IL sole aud iur the
sinking cf the Paul g5s wei! deeper are
First ward Henry Flot0, Capt. Ei
MuhIrmau, W. X. Es"n AID o K Wood
Second ward--Jamcs Kerr, /. SprG,..
Will IN Mann ana Charles IIc,Iu,s
Third ward NJ NJ Sheets. i. 7. itans-
Thomas Mears ami l. j. lioyir
Pat Ryan, a halEwtt;ed tramp, call~Iat
lie house OF Of South End lads yesterday
ahcut noon and asked Tor something To eat
Upon being refused, he pulled up a lot of
flowers from the front yard and wrecked a
lot of flower po.s The fellow crossed 'Lo
river on the Jerry, and Marshal Burns upoi
being notified crossed IN sklt from lhe
upper part o. town, and caught his nan
near Slack Town. Ryan lad three Il rnr
sacks full of food when caught. He rriUs-
I'd 10 come back To Ohio, and wa- allowed
to 90 on hi, way.
Chlrles Johnson arrived q. home yc-tor-
day from Hammond, III.
Quite an extensive addition H. hJ!ld.nl
AT the Buckeye yla.s works factory.
Will 4. Miller the outorFrsing mauar,I
of the Lafayette Opera House, deserves
good crowd at his benefit 0n Saturday
night. Etsifes NlilIcl's dcncTy,d popular
ity the show "Oii S,ic PaTd' is good
one and deserves patronage.
l.. J. Long gave mp the position ot seq
rctaFy Of the wG;,r works yesterday uosu.
ing, and NJ. { Thorugttc wnf agrolnt,i
to take the place.
Mr.. ]. l.. Walsh, OF the water work- Ga
commenced laying the iour-nChpipe from
the termination Of Fourth street To Walnut
GTnyc.
The boys employed on the guide mill It
the i,nl Iron and Steel WoTks have
atGuck Tor az advance ~ IL cents pr dnv.
Their wages are not governed lay Tie
AmalgUmaled Association scale.
4 roll on sheet mill No. , ~ the .i.,nr
was broken yesterday.
The regular morthly meeting of Ohio
Civ Lodge, + aud 4. NJ, will be held to
night. WOIk III second and third degree
The stone foundation 0i the new add
tion to them church il about completed
and Contractor Shipman will commence
the carpenter and briCkwOrb today. lre
extension is to be builttO the rear cui, %
being the intention 10 max" n semi uIr.u
lar edition which will contain the pullIt
and choir aud seat about two hundred IN"
pie Instead Of the vtstibnle in front, the
stairs will lead directly to the auditorium.
iucrsa- Ing the available space coU-li.rahiv
Small things sometimes exert = w0rdrr-
iul influence The BGcseYe glass woTk
are clo-pd down II all departments naC.
count OF strike among the carrying IN.
swapping, and mould holder boys A
noon the boys went out, and ~ one q. clock.
the usual time for returning 10 wurk. D..
fused to 20 back unless IN "ivanc" oi five
cents per turn, o. ten cents per day WI
given ibCm. The bows Hrc - necessary ar
the men about the place and iHriGry c."s'"
down. The boys chose rather T bad time
ior a successful strike, the factory being lI
such condition that it can Cln'" down ub
next ire without aug EcriJng IEcoLveni.
ence Had the siTIkc been inInguralah
about two or three weeks ago, when the
factory was very busy, tacir success would
have been assured.
Bays have hcen extremely scarce all tie
past winter and spring, II being almoet
impossible 10 get enough boys 20 DO tho
work. even when the E!sou was Oh aud
all its boys on the market. There are
nearly two hundred OF the little trllOws,
ranging from eight 10 fifteen years.
MI 7. f. Kenny, an eX-presldeut OF the
A. A. of ~ S. W, who was the "r'st'i
friends here q few days since, died at hi-
home in Piusburg, on Friday la~;, and
was buried on sunday.
Messrs. K. Kerr Joel Wood, " Il.
Blackford and Jacob Mau.e, wlll leave to
day Tor Toledo, 20 attend the Prohibition
State Convention.
J. c. Gray was in Steubenyille yea;eF.
day on business.
NJ. Levi VIA at Mingo Yesterday.
Can't Abe lash WA a; Iurkyllle yes,eT-
day on business
Rev. ". K Thompson. OF Bridgeport,
wa IN the city yesterday.
MT- Bradley Smith, Of Bridgeport, Wa
in the city yesterday visiting friends.