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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.
Notes of Interest Gathered In the Mill
and Factories.

Notes of Interest Gathered in the Mills
and Factories.
The Mingo mill will shut down to-
morrow to take stock.
Cincinnati capitalists are contemplate
ing the erection of an Ice plant ia Stcu-
bcnville.
The Crystal glass works at bridgeport
aud the Etna mill both started up yes
terday.
Work at the Bellaire Stamping Works
IS progressing As well aS could BE- cX-
pected this kind OF weather.
The w. d. & n. Company's retaining
wall ut the Whitaker mill is progress
ing nicely, and will soon be completed.
The south pier FOR the new bridge al
that point is also nearly finished.
The electric light plant ran out OF
coal yesterday and il was feared that il
would have to close down, but that con
dition of Affairs was happily aycrted by
local firm coming 10 its relief.
The Belmont forge department was
idle yesterday, but the day turn went
on last night. They have been short OF
iron for several days past, being una
BILE to secure it on account of scarcity
of cars on the Il. \ q.
The PiRsbduu Commercial says il is
rumorcd that Pittsburg parties have
leased the Beatty glass works in Steu-
benvlle and will operate them. The
Steubenvillc Hcr0ld says there Is no
foundation for the rumor.
The Benwood Iron Works went on
full in all departments yesterday morn
ing, with the exception OF about eight
furnaces in the forge department, which
were Idle on account OF repairs to the
pipes in the pumping station.
a proposition will be submitted at the
next meeting OF the stockholders of the
Riverside Iron Works to increase the
capital stock to 81, 800, 600, the addi-
tional stock to come from the surplus.
The present capital stock is $1,000, 600.
held in shares Of sl00 each.
The topof one Of the three producers
at the Wheeling steel plant, In Ben
wood, caved in yesterday, aud only a
small amount Of steel was worked in
consequence. About 100 tons was the
output for the day turn. 4 similar ac-
eident occurred one day last week.
The work Of placing the machinery in
the new building OF the Wheeling Lamp
and Stamping Company is almost com
pletcd. The engine was placed in posi-
ton yesterday and steam will prob
ably be raised this week. The work on
the building was delayed great deal
on account OF the non-arriya' Of material
over the i. Il q.
The Council hluits, ia., AonpareH, Of
a recent date, under the head OF "The
Nail Factory Fever" contains quite a
long article the reverse of compliment
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FAIRLY ENTERTAINING.
Russells Comedians Perform Before II
Large Audience.

Variety is spice in theatrical things rs
much 30 aS in affairs generally. and the
hundreds who attended the performance
ay Russell'S comedians AZ the Opera
House last evening certainly saw good
deal Of the aromatic. While the audi
ence was audibly appreciative 1t was
not 4 wholly satisfied one. Consider
iny the reputation Of the several artists
who appeared the people expected more
OF the new, fresh and original, more. As
one might say, OF startling surprises.
There were a few new things, but only
a few. Much OF the conversation
that was intended TO DC
funny was either pointleSs OF
ANTIQUARIAN. aud little of it was spark
ling. Even the star of the evening, the
much-heraldcd Fay Templeton, fell far
short of what the audience expected to
see. Still her singing was admirable,
As was also her dancing, and her imper-
sonations could hardly be improved
upon. The auditors, however, were
evidently looking Tor an artistic
with more dash and piQuaney.
still there were few genu-
Inc Strcaks of morriment scattered
through the medley. the almost redeem
ing features OF the.performauce being
the trick and groteSque dancing. Ia
which Dan DAILY. who never diSappoints,
was seen at his best. He was Gpplaudcd
again and again. Some of the dancing
by the other members of the troupe was
also entertaining. but u large section OF
the show hinged on Dan DAILY. The
Opera House held the largest audience
of the season
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Hrnnpht Home for Bmrial.

The south-boUnd 1880 Il. m. train ON
the Ohio River railroad, yesterday, had on
board the remains of the late Marcclus
Price, formerly OF this State, but for
some years before his death ranch
man in Montana, the body being accom-
panied by William Price, father of the
deceased. the intention being 10 inter
the remains in the family cemetery,
back of Vienna, near Parkersburg. The
deceased met his death through Il some
what peculiar accident two years ago,
on his Montana rancho. a revolver he
was carrying fell from his pocket, and
striking some hard substance. was dis
charged, the bullet striking Mr.. Price
in the groin. Blood poisoning set in,
and the result was death, medical at
tention not being available At the time.
The remains were at first buried in Mon
tana, but were subsequently cNumed
and reinterred in Nebraska. They will
now be placed in the family bnrying
ground.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Boatmen OH
the Ohio.

The Keystone State is scheduled TO
depart COR Cincinnati this morning al
nine o'clock.
There was Dut packet In OF ont at
ihe wharf yesterday, on account of the
heavy ice which Is running out Of the
river The Andes is tied up at Cincin-
natl: the II. X. Bedford has laid up 1t
Pittsburg for several days: the Batche-
Tor and Ben Hur are resting at Pitts
burg: the Matt +. Allen and Courier
have gone to the bank at Parkersburg.
and the Hudson and Lizzie Bay are tied
up at other points. II tho ice continues
mae,ng as rapidly as 1t has been. it is
only a question Of time until navigation
closes entirely, condition which will
will tend to increase the price Of coal C.,
down river points.
Tie MARKS 1T the landing last night
indicated : fee: 10 inches OF water in
the channel, and the river was falling
slowly. The marks from ahOye were:
Warren, fa.-hiver frozen: snowy.
Brownsville, Pa.-River 6 feet 10
inches and falling; cloudy,
Rowlesbprg,- River feet 0 inches
ana Stationary.
fittsburg, pa.-Riyer feet Inch
'and stationary cloudy and cool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
Lamp Goods.
China Goods.

We show over one hundred different
styles and decorations in Tea sets, Dinner
Sets, Toilet Sets, Domestic and Imported.
For 800 you can buy Tea Set of ~
pieces, underglazc decoration, sold every
where FOR $3.50. For 500 you can bay Il
complete Dinner Set, IL pieces, English
decorated. For S2.25 you can buy loplecc
Toilet Set, underglaze English decorated,
sold everywhere for 500. In Domestic
goods we show over fifty different styles
and decorations Don't fail TO examine
our stock We will convince you our
prices are 30 per cent lower than any cX-
elusive China house in the State.
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One on AIcArdIe.

Although he has not been with us an
age, yet almost every one knows the
genial and popular manager OF the
Wheeling Instalment Co., Mr.. j. Ii.
McArdle, or Mac" as his hosts Of
friends call him. Mac is considerable
OF a wag, in a pleasant way, be IL known,
and to crafty this penchant he does
not hesitate to discommodc himself.
As result many Of his victims here
abouts have been waiting long and pa
tiently to get square. The opportunity
arrived last week when he posted of To
Baltimore to take his holiday recess.
The morning he left the local press pub
lshed the following item, handed in, no
doubt, by some sufferer to Mae prankS
and who had been abiding his time:
Joseph H. McArdle the genial manager
of the Wheeling lnstalment Company, and
and bride are expected home Sunday next.
Mac arrived in the city yesterday and
Of course was overwhelmed with con-
CALCULATIONS and hand shaking. He
soon caught on and for once handShak-
ing seemed to be a blank bore, but at
last accounts his urbanity had returned
and those who didn't know where the
joke came in were being invited TO par
take of grand layout at his rooms in
honor Of The occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
PROPOSED SIXTEENTH STREET SWIFT

PROPOSED SIXTEENTH STREET SWITCH.
The Council Committee on Railroads
met yesterday Afternoon at three
O'Clock and spent some time in conSid-
ering the ordinance and plat intro
duced into Council, at the last meeting,
Ia the interests Of the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad Company,and re-
fcrred 10 the committee by the First
Branch. Manager GillelaEd, of the
railroad company, was present, aud
he stated that his company desired TO
lay down switch, commencing at the
main track on Sixteenth street, at 4
point east Of the east line of Eoif street,
and thence curyins TO the south side OF
Sixteenth street and extending west FOR
a distance of two hundred and ten feet
from the west line of Eo1 street, in or
der that the company might extend its
facilities for handling people during
the big ruShcS in the summer. The
committee concluded that the ordnance
before il was not drawn properly, and
instructed the City Solicitor to draft 4
ncw measure. 10 be submitted to the
committee AZ 4 future time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

As in former years there will be a
Watch Meeting at the Young Men 5
Christian Association on New Years Eve
beginning at 10 O'Clock. There%ili be
a change of leaders and topics every
half-hour. From 10 to 1890 o'clock the
General Secretary will conduct an As
ISOLATION Experience Meeting when an
swers will be given To the questions,
How did | become interested in the
Associations" and ''Of what benefit has
the Association been to me?" From
lO:3O to IL a Bible Reading will be given
by Joseph A. Bel, and from II to 1870.
The topic will be Retrospect on the old
wear. conducted by f. II. Williams.
The closing half hour will be conducted
by j. w. Amick. and the topic will be
The New Year-EncoVragement-
Purpose" 1t is expected the service
will be impressive and profitable and all
young men OF the city are invited to at
tend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
CIECCIr COURT.
The BUSINESS TRANSACTED 10y Judges PAUL
and Iampbell Yesterday

In Part l. OF this Court, Judge Camp
bell. the condemnation eases Of the city
~. Lancaster and cityv fIclStein occu-
pied the attention OF the Court. This
matter is referred to elsewhere.
In Part H.. Judge PAUL, the case of
c. Stehm x Son Y. the Il. * .. K. T.
Co., was put on trial to jury consist
ing Of James Smith. W. 4. Mccoy,
John ,i0emer. .. J.. SmmS, i. NJ. Har-
per and T. G. Nohaii f4e claim Is
for ii.lcU pounds OF scrap iron, said to
have been taken from Il. " q. ear.
after II had been shipped by the plain
tin.
The case of Dennis o'Brien V. John
Robrecht, ST., and Henry Robrecht was
dismissed.
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That RalIrnad Snhscrintinn.

THE REGISTER man persists in his state
ment that Wheeling men or city will pay
nothing to the c., l.. & W., but the REC
IsTrR noted with apparent pleasure how
Major Cook and DR.. Anderson were pro
crossing in obtaining subscriptions not
long since Does 1t now suppose those gen
tlemen were soliciting for the fun Of the
thing .-BclldTc hdcpcEdeid.
Beg pardon, but the REGISTER never
said that Wheeling men or city would
pay nothing" We have simply been
trying to keep the Independent straight.
In the beginning the independent said
Wheeling subscribed 100000. We
dcmurred. Then it said if Wheeling
didn't subscribe 500, 900, Wheeling men
did. Demurrer No. .. The fact IS,
Wheeling citizens subscribed about S20,-
900, and the railroad company dispair-
ing of even getting 500, 900 in that way.
asked the Board OF Commissioners To
let the people vote on Il 100000 loan.
The Board declined to submit the prop
osition, and there the matter ended.
Between 500, 600 and 100000 there Is
a great gulf fixed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

The ProhihitioniSss OF Wheeling. 20
gethor with III the good citizens de-
,lrou, of Municipal i:afoFm. are hereby
requested to meet in convention at Nc
Lain'S Hall on Thursday afternoon, jan
nary /. 1891, at $50 p. NJ, for the purpose
Of placing 4 full local ticket in the field
for city election. We invite all. who
beneath our colorS are willing TO CO.
operate with a.. g secure a proper and
efTec.ual city governments.
PEouiRIriON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
REAL ESTATE MARK ct.
Deeds of Transfer. lie I for Record Yester-

The following transfers Of real estate
as left for record at Clerk Hook
Office yesterday:
deed made December !, lSQ0, by y
/. Noble and wife, to Irene Y. Stead
wife Of James NJ. Stead, for 4 piece a
land on the east side Of South Marke
street. Consideration, 500.
Deed made December 20, 1890, by
Christian kunncmeier, To Fredericb
Winter, for the north half Of lot No. 6
in square No. -, in Caldwell'S addition
Consideration, 5000.
Deed made December -, 1890, by liza
Il. Van FoSScn aud wife. TO Joseph
Iasenauer, for the undivided two-thirds
interest in certain tracts OF coal, north
Of ,he city. Consideration. S!0WJ.
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TIE MECHANICAL rXHInITIoN,

beryman's great mechanical, eAhibi-
lion Is Stiil drawing crowds to the room
under the Grand Opera House. 1t is a
remarkable display of mechanical art
and all who see it are more than delight
cd. The e{hiltion is 9nen day and
ekeniug, and ladies and children should
60 during the day to avoid the crush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Vi. \. SEAMAN.

This talented young Irish comedian,
supported by frSt-class company, will
commence a three nights engagement
at the Grand on New Years afternoon,
January LIST. The PHILADELPHIA Nors
says: M. 4. Seaman met with cor
dial welcome. He i a young irish
comedian OF the trpe the ppblie always
appreciates. It's PLACED The titln part
in the Celtic drama Of Neil Agrah,
and met with quite n cordial welcome.
OF the supporting company Samuel f..
Ryan. Miss Sadie Seaman aid several
others acquitted themselves very cred
itably. Seats at Weir's.
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Live Quail Wanted.

want AL the live quail ! can get
within the next four days, in order to
feed and preserve them during the deep
snow. All farmers aud others %ho
have the birds. OF who can catch them,
are asked TO bring or ship them 10 the
Central Restaurant. Wheeling. ana re-
ceiye cash payment.
WN. CoNARp.
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New Advertisements.


sECoNn rAcE
Stockholders h-e-lng - Peabody Insurance
Company.
nor Sal,-Saloou ON Market ,tr-et
Noti,e-Britt Fallouvs.
Stockholders Mretiu.-ENchauge binS
= ~utcd-liaker.
Kantri-sit1ution to do houSe"osN'
Lost puskctsoos.
For Reui Furnished k'c4->.
card % Thanks Panty "a tne lete i.'u''
6aus. ,.,
cold Band English Were-Esing bro>.
Iautue>. Ware-Stantou Davenport
Wanted->ituatiou.
For Rcnt-Furui,hcd Rooms.
Rose Cream-R n. List.
FOURTH PACE.
For sale and for Rrut-Rluehart y laiuni-
Wanted Purchaser for Sleigh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

AIRY TO the firm of A. j. Sweeney II
Son, of this city. The animus of the
publication is not apparent on its face,
but the Noapdrou has evidently been
struck in a tender spot by some one.
and is endeayoring TO "get even by
an attack on the firm named and Mr.. c.
l.. Geiger, representing them.
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BETTER FACULTIES WANTED.
\ Hint for the Chamber OF Commerce to
Art Upon.

''One OF the things which your Cham
Der Of Commerce might do. and one
which would be of much benefit to
Wheeling, Is movement in the direc'
ton OF improved railroad cOmmunica-
tion between New Cumberland and this
city," said resident Of Hancock coun-
". 10 4 REGISTER man, yesterday.
AS things are at present" he con-
tiuucd. "a citizen of New Cumberland.
leaving that town in the morning. can
get to I'ittsb.yg IN lYo hours less time
than il takes to come TO wheeling, and
Is 4 result a good deal of trade aud
travel. belonging by right TO Wheeling.
goes the other way. The distance from
the junction To Wheeling is but p
miles. yet one cannot get here until
1850 in the morning. while the ltmile>
to Pitt>burg can bc covered by $3.50. In
nav opinion this matter is worthy the
attention OF your Chamber of Com
merce. and have no doubt statement
Of the situation TO the railroad authori-
lies would be we'll received, aud would
bring about a change"
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Thumb Sawed on.

Jacob Didion, a twelve-year-old lad,
residing on South Woods street, almost
sawed off the end of the thumb on his
left hand. about noon yesterday. lie
was cutting out sled when the saw
slipped, cutting his thumb, which was
left hanging on by small piece OF
flesh. DR. J. ii. Pipes dressed the
wound.
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Great Neys for the Boys.

EdE. /. Rose s Co. will offer during
the holiday season their $40 HoT's Safety
Bicycle, Dandy" for $3.50, and al
their wheels at greatly reduced prices
81 Twelfth Street.
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Tea and Grocery Department
OUR PRICES:

Standard \ Sugars, 1915 no for.........-.. 81 %
Standard Granulatcd Sugars, 49, ibs for. ~
Sultauua Prunes. l9lIc. i5s os............ -
New English Currants, g.. I bs ior....... DC
New Valencia Raisins, i0c, 90 Us for. De
New Layer Valencia Raisins. l2Ic, ? bs for 80
New California Prunes, per b........... o. ~:
New California Grapes, per Ii ............. -
standard Tomatoes, 3 d cans, per can..... s,
STANDARD Sugar Corn, per eau ............ o.
Bakers Sugar Corn per can. ............. 10:
Standard California Peaches, heavy syrup,
per can....-..............-... -............ &c
Standard California Apscots, heavy syrup,
per ca -.+-..-.s.. ~
New California Bartiet Pears, heavy syrup.
P't 'iH ssssss. s'ss....s-.. .s+.+-s+--... ~
New Peas CSC. cans or........... ...... ~
New Beans CSC, 1 cans for ................. 25c
Mustard Sarlines, Sac. 3 cans for. ......... &c
OIL Sardines, -. 3 cans for.................. BE
Canned Salmon, l2i.c. 9 cans for. ...... ~
Three-cent Bar Soap. 10 bars for......... Sc
Five-ccnt Bar Soap, bars ior.............. @5c
Clothes Pins, per dozen lc
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Wanted.

p good ceai Miners, union men, Al
Hasenauers GOAL Works. gail Al
HAsENATsI's SHOE H9rsA,
Cbeapest sboe House in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

WE are all free American citizens, en-
Toying our personal liberty; but most Of
us are in physical slavery, suffering
from scroIula, salt rheum or some other
form of impure blood. Hoods Sarsa-
parllla Is the great blood purifier which
gives physical liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

HEAD.cHE, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Ner-
vousness. Spasms, Siesplessae5s, cured BIZ
DR. Miles NertfHo. Samples nee az Tae
Logan Drug Co.'S and X i. Burt's, and at
Bowie Bros :, Bridgeport.
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Nbeelins Re9ister
rhcrmnmrt,r ke.nrd
TRE WEATHER.

Ws.mN.roN. d. e. u.,'Jsncg 70 - 90 ,,-io.
aarurr. lsir soufherl, Nlnt-
For Western rcunsylsaria aad Nes' VI
ciuia. souihe-iy winds, ~isbt change, B" l'"
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TyPEWE.TEGs iF5w $500 to 5000.
4 most valuable educator ior } stedIops
child. 4 most enduring Christmas
present. EDw. l.. ROSE X Co,
81 Twelfth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30

If vogr glasses do not suit, or you
hate trouble 10 &c. glasses 10 suit your
eyes, consult without charge Prof.
Shelf, the optician, at Lash's Jewelry
store, Garner Main aud Eleventh streets.
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USEFUL
Christmas Presents!
Nv Prices Are Guaranteed to be the
Lowest i'm Wheeling.

Zines. ruG S,ari,. che latest style IN Neck
ir,. ELEGANT Patterns, for ioc.
LOO Patterns of Four-iu- Hand asa I~cN
SIX and Plush. 90 - -. aai S'-l-
4suH Dress Wh..e Lawn Bows, thrc, Cor -;
fl,.t White shirts. iay own MAKE In Fi'a'ed'
P.K.. satin Slsipe. PLAIN and Embroidered Boz
pms. open Front or Back ,dt gusrauiecdl. AZ
-oc. s5e. aud si05.
hid Gloves. lined 90 uUHaed. Plain % Fur
Tons. at 50,.. sS,.. siOO SIS, sud $50
Best Jersey Gloves At 9ic., S5c.. 5oe snd -.
Sine Cashmere Nuai,r, 40 81. So aud So.
best An SIR Muaaers, AZ s5c., si.oo ii'-' aaa
sio0
Cashmere. Wool aud Camsl- Hair Socks, -
Csmers Hair Uulershirts aEi Drawers at
"a and 90.
yhit, or Grey MeTino shirts and Sra~eFs q
Sc AG1 So.
Al Wool shirts and Drawers, Red Brown %
Natural colors. Al 5O,. sc, 500, sts5 aud $50
Best Linen Collars. Latest styles TWO Tor sc
Esst Linen CUTS, Latest Styles, sc.
IiueG Haudkerchiefs, New style 81 loc., iac
sHd ~.
Knit Woo, Jackets, all sizes, al 500 $50
AGd s2oO
an nj - ~ all g..
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ro vrrp YOUR frEr WARM AND

To KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
yV,ar our celebrated Nerino. CameIs
Uair and Natural Wool Half Hose.
For warmth and durability. our Superior
Wool Knit Jackets cannot be beaten.
&. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchass TsIlors and Gents Furnishsrs'
1884 al lSe3 Market Street
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INDUSTRIAL.
4 CONFERENCE At BENT00O, YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON,
Between the Management! Of the Riverside and a
Committee Of Workmsn-Ths Pottery Sita-
atiOn-Gsnsral News From tie
City and Vicinity.

Some time ago the employees OF the
Riverside steel works, at Benwood, who
areJmembers of the Knights of Labor, III
accordance with the usual custom, met
and prepared schedule OF wages Tor
next year. which they presented to the
officials of the plant for their approval.
The machinistS. engineers, and greasers,
about forty in number, were not con-
suited in the new scale, which was
adopted. and no change of wages for
their work was made from that prevail
ing this year Claiming that their
wages were not as large rs were paid
elsewhere, they formed separate scale,
which was also presented.
Neither scale was signed, and the k.
of l.. union met at Scanlan's Hall, in
Benwood yesterday morning, and Sc
lected committee 10 discuss the matter
with Frank j. Hearnc. general manager
of the Riverside Iron Works, and Ed
ward Wild, manager of the steel works.
The conference was held yesterday az
tcrnoon, at the Riverside Office, in Ben
wood. Ii lasted about an hour and 4
half, and no settlement was reached
Unless the differences are satisfactorily
adjusted before the first of the year, IL
is feared that "A strike will be the result.