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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30

teoe Minute 30gern ibr f6aoen n1iiIte.
neil iie ben ueberlegunsen 2unau's
neue @riinbe gegeu bic 8srbinbung
nit ibr aufiibren t6nnte = @riinoe,
bic lbre @egenmart ni9t auf Der Stelle
fiegreid piberlegte - tpollte fe bod
ui@ts peridumen, oen &ei3 ibrer
S60nbeit gu erb6beu.
IS mar lieben llbr gemurbeH, ebs
iie bic groBe Sreppe binabfties.
Die Sonne neigte fi1 f9on ibrem
untergange 3u uno tie begegnete nur
nod ein3elaen gea93iiglern, bic glei9
ibr gu fpdt su benz Sdauipiel famen.
&eine, bic lie fdnnte, maren barunter,
unaufgebalten, lei9tfiiBlg idritt fie bic
bunoertunbneun5ig Stufen, bic bas
Oberlanb nit bpm 1nterlano perbinz
ben, an benz Gelsabbange empor. Sic
bdtte Gliigel baben m6sen.
Dor tbrem Spiegel mar ibr bic 3uz
usrR9t, Die fie i'm @efprdd nit ibrer
Wutter falt DerlOren, tpieoer 3uriifge=
febrt. Obeu. am Musgang Der Sreppe,
unter Der Saterne, itanb, als ertparte
er lie, elm Wann; er mo1te fie f9on
! ben .eBteu Sbeil Der Stufen baben be-
rauffommea ieben, es mar 2Oreu3
Ste9otp.
Jrdulein WiIoberal iaste er, fe be.
graBenD, nit bebenoer 6timme.
ytur einen tur3en 2aut 6es unmilens
ftieB lie aus. Oas mar Der 0erbaBte,
Der Die san3e 9srmirrung berbeigez
| fibrt. Seine tborinte 2eioenldaft,
ber 1orfdub, ben bic @rdfin berieIben
gelelitet, batten ibr &srbdltnlB 3u ibrer
Wtutter nod mebr pergiftet.
gDle iie ibn ieBt nit ibrem itol3efen
Bid iiberfog. brobte es ibr bon Neuem
ibr 9er3 3uaui9niiren, baB ibre Wdtter
ne NIT oiefem Manne bate bermdbIen
mDQen.
nnb tparum? fraste fie fi6 groaenb.
Wetl feine abbdngige Stelluug linn
niGt gelfaitete, ben S9aiten ibrer @e=
burt 3u bea1ter, neil bic foIae frau
Die 59ulb ibrer Sugenb i'm SdooBe
Der 2ir9e am belten unb f1er1en ge.
bergen glaubte. llnb bieier Manh
wuBte I'M ibre 9erfuHft, Elm bosbafter
3ufal. ein Wa9fragen bel alien 2euteu,
etn Gorf9en ia ben. &r9enbl9eru bats
ten ibm Maes Derratben, bies mar Sic
mi9tige Nadridt, bic er ibr botte brin.
gen moQen! Sic log lie bon feiuem
glatten 8eii6te. aug ieinen umberirreus
ben Mugen, bic ii9 nidt getrautea, lit
Die ibtsn 81 f6auen, fie b6rte fie aus
benz uniiheren Sdwanien ieiner
Stimme.
Grdulein Dilbbera, FOB er tpieber
an, TT es mir enbli9 uers6nnt, Sic an.
aureoens
enoli@, uno gum lebteu Mal. Sd
gebe oieien Weg, eruioerte fe berriid
uno tDollte on ibm boriiber.
(6crtfetune foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30
Ms6tttel 1ttto ecSacfe,t,

9'srtn slanbcn mir allies gu iibertreifen, mas
i D'er offerirt moroen 1T, niat nur, iuas bic
gaIs Oct Waare, bic %reiswiirStsfeit uno ben
0elemad anbet,iift, fOuOern mir baben eiaen
10 re'e9attsen gorratl, bob mir nit ireenb Ell.
mem aonfsttions-@' fdaft tpeI6ss ausidlisslid
o'sfs Sran@e beireibt, erfoIsreid fonfurrireu
tenne'. Sas Eager birst bic ld0nifsn Ga.
9sn, "eld'e Die Mooefdbts ber Belt, Berlin,
varis uno Neiu gort bicten. Bir loben ole
0aillsn etn, oleies ein3ig in feiner art aus,
genaltels Oepattsment gu inipi5iren, ba mir
l'd1er iinO, ibrsn geifal su seipinnen.
Seriep's, Ssrfep's, Serieb's.
Piulda Draps, 5u allen YreiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30
Eeke MAIN PLAZA
- nnb -
Acequia Strasse.
9as Hllb : 9epartentelrt.

use Go I9on felt Sabren unier 8eiirebeu
mar, eieies Oepartement in ie6er 8esiehunq in
s osr @oroergrnnb su brdnsen unb baiIeIbc aur
attratl'on fur nnier umfanareid,es @efMaff al
fnagen, 10 baben mir unabIdffio auf bei5em
Serbsfernns binsearbeitet unS elouben iehf
ben Stanbpunft ernidt au baben, tuo mir oIIsr lIe
aomtmrrsna fubn bic Spibe bieten tonneu.
Wlr tonnen nit Alle.n aufparten. tpna b;e
nenelte Wfobc Derporaebraft bat, Ioipobl. moe
ole ga0onL ais bic 4usf9miduna Der Site an !,
betrlIft, nnb aubsroem baben mir eipe Nor,
NIT Der seitans bieies Departements betrouf.
Die nidt nur erprobte grfabrune, lOnbsrn ana,
slnen anberoroentlid suien unD feinen @s.
i6mad befibt, nno fiGerlid ben Damsn, ipeIdbe
nns nit ibren gnftrdgsn beebren, bole Gatis.
Tuition aeben nirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30

als eIpsnfp auspoiaunt Dsrb; Der
bifig.
Gs giebt bier RerI nit g1oie, ,pie E
merifauiiber Gaftus nit iilpme boff.
nungspole Nbleger, bic fd netpia Shine
iebe. for ibne gu erpldne, baB sc pieI
alt otel III De Saloons berumlaufe thdte :
&erl, bic net bas grob inner 91ad,t in,
9aus ben, Die Sbne amer aana aenau
Sntormdi9en orimmer gene fsnne, uie
Se IN 5tpee Sobr reid tperre fennte.
DeHn Se nor tleenes bishe ldmart
tDdre un ibre Nobeis nemme tbdte. Sd
made Sbne Bet, Sc ben fduu SIR
Experiences in bere Sine gema6t. Sic
Sort Ssit> is, glaab in, E sdpeideltp
BUN be uniteo Sidtes I'm nod beiunuers
bun 81. Souls. 0ot Sbne nod, &eener
en- Nugeblid BEL 5eit genomme, @ener,
po net meeB, ob Gool nit EN- 81" ob
Der nit EN- 30" f6peat, for sSbne in
atpee Minute flor gu made, uie Ge itr
Ydper fre iniBte, menn Ge iucceebeu
tnDilte?
Sooer tpenn beg Be gbdnce eSbne nod
net paifirt lei fol-, bot Sbne bod fthun
getpiB emobl @ener, ber iei ssraa ale
WO9 iets Bit sibt; benz lei gub E
goafer is. un bem iei S6dter tpeber
ri9iig leie III fdreitpe, aad net fod,e
un mafbe femme. amer plentp nirnusiae
Bedus ben, i'm 8srtraue porgebaIte. es
tpdr Sfann, tpie Monn bun She
&enntniile lei Gcmilie triete tbdt2
90 genen ben Sc bod getDib iGun
eetrOffe, Differ goitor, benn Die 5orte
9eibler uno 2umpe Iaufe bier bid
berum.
IS is bsrrid!e Welt, Maifter gsitor!
Sd beneib belt nor 3mee Solicitor,
oeB iB benz unfel Sam ieiner, brunne
i'm groBe Suppebaus I'M be gitp Sol.
lettor. NHnere @ollettorpDifher tetid)
I'D for bic Suture nit teim 3ebe GOots
pOI net.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddion q. Soofnatle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30
Scr fnlfe gNinhffpf,.

ber bic fabIen 3meise erS6auern mat, mirb BON BEN
re@en Gpturder bitter ienen pier gBdnhen nit per.
fpdrt, aber ale metden mplisen Deden, bic er au
sutsebei,ter Sfen anSrimt, f6nnen ibm eds Mart II
ben anr&eH niGt erpdrmen, irenn tbn has Gieber mi
stiissn aranen umipannt bdIt. 81 tiers SRA.
peRbttters 1T has Gligr, peldes fein hurHfdlietes
bebenees @ebein nit beiebenber gBdrme hurhftr5m
unb bic tc@sracise ise nnb ben ermattenten S6weiI
beisttS, mel4e beim WeGielfieber nit bem G&httel.
frpit abne4Ieln S6letGeureS Sieber, Mtl,beftmer.
malaraartsen aranfbeitcn mub rpr hieler frditiser
un6 sletH5ettis eeiunhen unb gut befpmmenben Me.
rtjtn netden. @alenieber, 8eritrpfuns, Dpspepfe
aatrtl6es 8cpfipeb, Gppetttmansel, S&lahpfiateit
Nbenmatismus un6 SGmd@e merten etenfaa5 burt, ei
isrrt I'm cine rraidnrise ur gu erstelsn, rlte mar
% reselmdBts sebranden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30
Ste ,te,,e @ntseefuua.

sic ane baben Sbre Srennbe unb 8efannteu bapcu
sreden biren gteae9t iinb sic aud ielbR Ginsr ppr
Denen, ipel4e an ii4 ielbit erfabren baben, we su
PIES W1tttel II Ssenn Sic es emais perIutt batem,
hann iinp Sic aud elm treuer Sreunb bappil. Gem
mer einmal einen 9eriud NIT Or. stinss Neuer Gntz
eedunS sema6t Bat Der bdlt e5 aud pcn per 3eit an
thinner tn ietnem Sauie. gBenn sic es nod fteutala
sebraua baben, unb enen Suiten pter cine GrfdItuna
haben ipten, peer trseno Elm 9eihen Ter 9unse re5
SalleS r6er her Sru, bann peri@aiTen STE Iid eint
6la1he bterpen uno rerlu6en sic es. Der Grfcla
rir6 in ebem Sale sarantirt pber nas GelD pirb an.
rIdgeBablt. Prpbegai8en gratis in Ger arptbete Spu
OreiB, 9bompipn & So.
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MaRaebenoe Mnffd,teit,

Der 6pnntp sanpalt Wiunbap BON Gfap Co., Ieras,
ldst gJ4 babe electric 9itter5 NIT bem nberradente
en Grfolse sebrau6t. Oein 8ruber lit etenfaGs in
6ur@ re4ieitsen @ebrau9 iener Mebcin NOD serettet
UT seroantt ietne &etuns au5i6fieBIid benz Glecrt
Serr q. s.. gSlcoyion BON Sprie Gape, ap., fust
elm dbnlideS 3eusnb bin,u, in6em er ast 81 alaubi
sSlttes Dap er seitorben mare Bate nt electric
Oteie ausse,et4nete Mebictn f4lst sesen Deusue
une ale maldrif6en eeiben ebenSppb tie er be5eben
Seletttst. nnlbertrefEi6 lit SO aud Bel Geber1 unt
Wlerenlecen irwie allen lbrisen Stbrunsen ter 9erz
paunnSsorsane. lrets so Gents unb 81 per Elaife in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30

treifen befiir9tet, oieieIbe tperoe fid
6ur6 gegen ben Monar6eu seri6tete
Oemontraiionen 2uft MAIDEN.
Dem preubii6en MbgecrOuetens
bauie gebt am Oonneritag Die 8orlaae
CUR grb6buns Der t6nigli9en @ibiIife
um 3 Mtiaionen Wart au. Gs beiBt,
bic Worlase lei elmer fait einitimmieen
Wnnabme siemli9 fider.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30
5|IlL|Rl,rllhlnllazl|flLa |lL|Rl|,rl|l r|ll!|lla ST.
Setteett 3eltge :

g8eiBe unb farbi9e 2iidtider init Serbiet'
ten, Sii6tu@ieus bel Der 9arb, Sanbtiider,
Sibies, @ollene Siidbeden fir @arlpr unb
@obn3immer. Eiano. 9eden, baS ausrnsu fte
unb mobsrnte. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
bsi ber garb. Su alien 4reiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30

Cine grtdltuns fam gefdbrlid
tperoen ooer mdt, ie uadbem man Wit.
tel su ibrer 8tfdmpfung anmenbet.
Wer tpeiie 1T, Der iiebt ii9 Dor gegen
ole Gdlle. bic in elmer Jamilie eintree
ten t6nnen. Bei pl6Bliden Nnfdaen
bon @rfdltuug, 8rdune, aftbma u. I. 10.
ertpeiit fi6 Nper's gberrpspsetoraI als
bas fdnellfs lun6 pirtiamhe Mittel
uno als ber bette Greunb.
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&tei0erftpff : Seiab,

gSir iinb i'm etanbe, fur iebe 8leiofarbe, fir
isbe @aance iopie fur jeoes MuEer ben cnt-
fpre&enoen 8eias gu liefern. gerabe Oieiem
Dspartement 1T uniere srobte @ufmertfamfeit
augenenbet tporoen, um bic 9amentpelt in her
8uiammenf nfeaung ibrer Soiletie in jeber sin.
iid1t au befrtebieen.
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Sm gefinben bes irr1rthisen Sd.
ni5s DITTO bon Yapsrn bat ii9 eine
tiberrai9snbe Selieruns eiusefeat. Sein
Stumpflinn nimmt ab unb er ilt au
3eiteti gan3 Derniinftis. ct fann iebt
fogar tdgli1 NusHige unternebmen.
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l|ll1lg,lIlI inter-
Sei6e! Sei0e!

Sn alien Sarben gu alien @reiien 9as 0lo.
oernife unS @eldmadoollife, mos bic Saifon
bietet. Infer Eager 1T unibertrefflid reid.
baltis unb bic Damen fino sebeten, iid) fpeaieD
oieleB Oepartement, meld)eS auberorbentlid
SIbideS bietet, anauIeben.
@anmt nno @liii6 gu allen Yrei'en, unb in
allen fLIiben unb aanc1. Sarben
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gDie i'd bon iebt Bis gum Sdpring,
mo i9, of course, bun meim 6reino
Ben. 9arriiOu ersenb p6f6e friege
iperre. oor6fumme ioll, peeB i'd, ins
oieo net. @roe iebt 1T bes 2eme fer6:
terli9 erpenliu, un bes gen3ige, mas
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- Die Seienidaft, tpel9e bic gms
lage zines Safens on ber Bra3ossMtina
oung in Nngriff genommen bat. bat ibr
Sruub &npital auf $4,000, 900 erbDbt.
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SH m1n 1855 SO.
S@,tbe! Scl)mf)e :!

Oieies 0'partement lit 10 reidlbaItia unb
nobl ansgeitattet, bab ss eiuen Store fiir lid, in
anlpru9 nebmeu fonnts @ir ifeben in bi,
retter gerbinbuns NIT ben anertannt beitsn
6abritsn Der Ser. Staaten uno biirfeu uns
ipoal ribnen, bab mir nur bas allerbeae unb
has fafbionabelite Sdabperf fir Domen nno
@inber auf Eager baben. sebr banerbafte
S6ule fitr faltcs unb naifes Netter oferiren
mir fit S9ufinoer.
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@et &eiisraiwen.
[8,isf bss 5 dfong. SoofnatIe, gsa.
on bic veaterne".J
st. Souls, Sanumerp be |
elite, 1889.

elIIe, 1905.
Mi ter gbitor:
Sic fein biermit senotfeib. baB i'd
bes BiBneB, mas i'd for sic felt be
leBi1te poor Wode, aneroings unnig
benz Siesel ber Yeri9uiegenbeit for
Sic getenb ben, biermit quite TN amor
for gut.
Sic tuiKe, baB i9 eeniges ihtdnbe
tann, bum Stadelfdmp ieim Wbisfp
ufmdrts, atuer for Nemspdper BEL
Gierwerib ae toilette, beB tann ielblt
mel Wage. Der f6un uff perfdiebene
Jairs bes blaue Bano, in philadelphia
bic golone Meoaille, un in paris E
bonuerdbel Meni6en setriegt bot, net
i6tdnbe; befoes ben i'd BEL Der ielbe
Stfdf6en aa6 bes eridte mobl bisto.
pereb, OaB mel 6aut, bic bod nod ME
net befunners binn getpefe NOR. for ben
purpOs nod lang net bid genug iB.
Deb SiBneB ben i'd bid, Wiiter Obi.
tor. 90 min i6 liemer nis i6affe, oIs
Dob i6 mer. for mer en- 9ronii6e STA.
gefatarrb an3eiaufe. bic Seen ablaufe
foa, mie 9e9iel; bo berfor bant i'd
90 fam mer 10 in6ieb 2eiB triege
bar aerger; ii@ bic @uresI abfaufe;
bic Been ablaafe; bic Sung EN- Gals
erraustalfe; bic Door ausretBe; un aus
Der 9aut fobre, tpie mer bun bere Sort
@ufemers, Denn mer nit eme 8il1e
tummt, bun benz mer bereits 3mei Orits
tel gi9penb bot, be Stanbpuntt flor ge.
mo9t; be Roif gerimpe; bic 2etper ge.
i9leimt, un be Summer gei1to6e friege
tann-mer flint fd serleti1t oiel ebeter.
tple 0ospitals 5temart, als tpie &ols
lettor Dor. Wlein 9lttount mere i6 Sbne
oieier Gage uffma9e: es nero 10 ebout
futt3ebe Dollars iein, bic i6 BUN Sbne
mod au betumme ben. Sd wia amer
bier eipeil mein Oidenrea &iport feile: !:
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aamesIboars, Drate b'sllma, 9ricoss, Gen.
riettaS, albatrob, Serses, 6aille Jraneais,
eafbmeres, Samiie, MaIte'e, Dan,die, Satin
&ips, gorborette. Colombo, ebubat, 9onbon
GouIe, GIanelle.
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Sdwar5e aao farbige striinlpfe,
ebenio FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr 9ante,t ttttS NOed6hen

8aumwolle, molIe uno Seioe.
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$ .$- T.. WoI.FS0N'S Riesen E;tablissenae1at 80,
3lei0et. : Stpffe.

DOppeltbreite, farbise unb idmarse:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-30

als erpsnfp ouspoiaunt tDerb; Der
snie &Otb, il isbt 9rob fsr9ierlid
hil1i0
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Sic
SSO9entlide 5reie Yreiie fit SeYas
eri9eint
ieoen DonmerGaa
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr uoer $1.25 trs
6 @Omate In WDraasbesablnna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-08
SWIFT FOOTED JUSTICE,
Two Wool Thieves from Brooke
County Arrested Here,
A SURE CASE AGAINST THEM.
They Break into u Barn, Steal 200
Pounds OF Wool, Bring 1t Here in
u Skin, Sell 1t for $sa-AFrest-
cd and Sent to Jail.

Officers Shorts and Carney, Of the city
police force, yesterday arrested Fred
Grabbus, an old German, and Clark
Stewart, young fellow, charged with
grand larceny, and they were arraigaed
before Squire Davis, pleaded guilty, and
were sent to Jail in default oiSl, 900 each
for their appearance at the Circuit Court
Of Brooke county, the oHeuse having
been committed in that county
Grabbus and Stewart came here in q
skiff yesterday forenoon from up the
river, They had with them two sacks Of
wool, in all about 200 pounds, and this
they sold to Horkheimer Bros, for $50 90,
Not long after the firm was called up by
telephone from Wellsburg, and asked II
two men answering their description
had brought some wool here. The
AIessrs, HOrkheimer at once notified
Officer Shorts Of the affair, and gave him
description Of the two men, by means
OF which Shorts and Carney had no dill.
Guilty In recognizing them. One was
found In the Second ward and the other
on the South Side, Their skiR had beea
locked to the whari.boat cable, and IN
old pair OF oars left in 1t, while a new
pair was left at a store on Twelfth street,
The sacks aud q saw were left at another
place, and $ll In money at still another.
These were all secured by the officers,
At 4 o'clock Abraham West, the farmer
from whom the wool had been stolen,
arrived in the city, and warrrnts were
at once sworn out for the two men be-
fore Squire Davis. West said the two
men sawed into his barn and stole the
wool, They at first denied all knowl'
edge OF the matter, but when formally
arraigned, pleaded guilty.
West lives on Buffalo creek about
three miles from Wellsburg. He says
Gabbus Is well known as a hide and
wool thief. Grabbus Is old and hard
looking. He lives in a house-boat near
Wellsburg, and once lived at Elm
Grove and later west OF Bridgeport. He
had bad name at both places. The
olense is u felony and both men will
doubtless 90 to Moundsyille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-08
70 RESUME WORK TODAY,
The Wheeling Hinge Factoiy
will Start UP Again
AND AT THE REDUCED WAGES.
Arrangement only Temporary, and
Those Employees who do not Care
to Work do not Have To.
What is Said of the Strike,

The Wheeling Hinge Company, the
strike Of whose employees against tenn
porary reduction of ten per cent in their
wages was chroniCled yesterday, ex-
poets to resume work this morning at
the reduction, with partial force, The
officials Of the company say that they
cannot in the present depressed condi'
tion OF their market, pay the customary
wages and compete with eastern con-
Germs which make the same goods, all
Of whom pay lower wages than prevail
here, The dullness is, however, only
temporary, and when trade improves It
is expected that wages will be restored
TO the former standard,
Four years ago the market was SINH
larly depressed, and the same offer was
made TO the men, aud they accepted It,
II was only few weeks then until trade
picked up so that the company felt jus.
lifted IN raising wages again, aud volun-
tarily did so,
The men have been given to under
stand that Il any Of them desire, to return
to work this morning at the reduced
wages, they can do SO and the factory
will run. Those who do not want to
work at the reduction need not. II is
thought number OF the men will go to
work this morning, and that Others will
follow suit Tomorrow, The company
has always attempted to do the best II
could by the men, and the relations be-
tween It and its employees have been
notably cordial. The factory would not
have shut down at all but for the alb
senCe Of Foreman Simpson, who was at
Washington, but has returned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-08
THE WuGGLING STEEL PLANT,


A Stormy Meeting Of the Employees Report
td-A COmmltteo Wants tos tile.
Tho condition Of the strike at the
Wheeling steel plant at Benwood re-
mains practically unchanged. 1t was
stated yesterday that the meeting Of the
men employed at the plant held on
Wednesday was a rather stormy one,
lasting for nearly four hours. Tho prin.
cipal point Of difference that provoked
the long and warm discussion that was
had, Is reported to have been whether
to call on the company and mako an et'
fort TO bring about u compromise settle
ment mutually satisfactory to both sides,
or whether the policy OF holding out and
waiting till the company should find it.
self forced to wait on-its men and solicit
settlement should be adhered to.
At the conclusion Of the meeting it
was given out that 1t had been agreed to
continue the holding out policy, and
that the company would have TO take
the initiative step before q settlement
could be had. In view, however, OF
IA" ' o"ch could mt hove hpnn tGe IN.
Ja sNG ~ o,, tIosa Who tool nort in
ueps .,aaO.n " \" ;US Ss wi" t%oro C ara sono
who evidently do not propose TO be
bound by 1t,
n, NV U ~ all ,b ,T wSs nal ~ Mr
HI nreu % Evi I ' SSor H Snd reas.
Mn w ,,o mo" i" SovSrol NJ The
' uler VI ~" .onrapaMind ybonrss;voS n.
mem, M ;,.Oo dnno;n,oI ~ %o;t on lin and
c toII ill., aint;nu ove az % nro"sdnra nv
} }H tS 10 be directIy nj variance with
tho decision arrived at IN the meeting OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-08
ABOUT People
Stranger. in the CITY aud wheeling People

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. ]. G. Wallace, OF Morgantown, IL
at the Slamm.
Mr.. John 7. Troll, OF St. Clairsville,
was at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Swabacker has returned
home from u business trip to New York
Mrs. John II. Hobbs has returned from
Kansas City, where she has been visit.
ing for several weeks past.
Mrs. Ira g. Post, aud Mrs. u. Carpel
and daughter, Of CIarksburg, were regis
tered AT the Stamln yesterday.
Col. William Exley has returned from
Washington, where he had glorious
time witnessing the inauguration Cvre-
monies,
Mr.. J. G. Massey, the Buckeye Glass
COmpany's clever salesman, has return.
ed FROM d hurried business and pleasure
trip In the East,
Mrs. l. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, Is in the city, the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs, Charles L. Hobbs, and
Mrs. ]. II. Hobbs.
Miss Annie o'Donnell, Of BuCkhan.
non, who accompanied her cousin, Mr..
DoniniCk Morris, to Washington 10 sec
President Harrison inaugurated, return.
cd here with him, and is the guest OF her
sister, In East Wheeling,
Mr.. Charles V. Mendel, formerly OF
this city, but for several years past d
resident OF Minneapolis, Is In the city.
He ID now prominently connected with
tho Minneapolis building and Loan As.
ISOLATION, a concern that Is widely OK.
tending It's operations.
r, II, Boone, Sheriff OF Fayette coun.
", accompanied by George MCvuy, Jr,
j. D. Boone, X. I, O'NUil, I, Q. Lowry
and A. W. Hamilton, as guards, brought
several tough ConvictS 10 the Mounds.
yiiIU pen yesterday, and coming up TO
tho city spent the nightat the stRmin,
Prof. A. II. Whitphill, formerly prin.
Cipal oithU Linsly Institute In this city,
nov ono OF the most valued members oil
tho faculty Of tho State University at
MOrgantOWn, accompanied by Mrs,
Whitvlill aud child, WIS at tho Hotel
Windsor yesterday enrOule home from
Beaver, Pa, where Mn, Whitehlll has
been visiting her parents,