Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-24
STEUBENVILLE.

STRUBENvIILE. August % The celebra-
ton to be held tomorrow Monday, 23th)
in honor of Baron Steuben, if the weather
is favorable, WILDE an event that will be
credit TO SteubeIville. All the preliminary
arrangements haze been made, and the va
rious committees having charge OF matters
are quietly awaiting the coming OF Monday
morning 10 againresume work. The nrst
thing in the morning ;sill be the grand band
concert in front)f the Court House ana
CITY Building: next the assembling at
Turner Hall foI the parade, AID then the
parade itself, during which a flag Will be
planted NJ the ste OF old Fort Steuben.
This fort was situated on what was then "a
level plateau, between Third and High
streets. commeDIng at Slack street and
extending up aslar rs Market street, and
the flag will dOub less be planted somewhere
near the Seminary, where the main build
ings of the Fort stood After the parade
and ceremonies attendant upon the planting
of the flag are Completed, an adjournment
will take place L Beckcr's Grove, on the
Mears farm, ON the hilltop west of the city,
where picnic Vill be held. Everything
necessary for haing a good time at this
picnic has been provided. \ tiuc band of
music, large dmcing platform, games OF
all kinds, Refreshments in abundance, in
ltltI nDlIlIE Has ftfI IN u lUNhih llltAh ~ iAA
in any way cOntr butte 10 the enjoyment of
those who attend \ cordial invitation is
extended to everyone TO visit Stcubenvillc
on Monday and tlke part in the festivities
that will be going ON.
Although the official announcement has
not vet been mao, there is little doubt but
that the portion Of the jefferson Iron
Works destroyed by fire last Monday will
be rebuilt The new structure will, Of
course. be Of a more substantial nature
than the one destroyed, more in keeping
with the parts built i'm recent years An
other arrangement that the company is en-
deavoring 10 make will lessen the bad ei-
fects of the disaster. The debris Will be
cleared away as quickly as possible, ana
the engines put in shape for running, so
that the brick nail works, which contains
eiphtv-one machines can be started as soon
as possible twill be so arranged that all
their old empoyes will get a share of the
work. thereby letting none remain com
pletely idle. The Jefferson is controlled 10y
am enterprisinc set of men who Will not sit
around and NOPE because OF "a strcak OF hdrd
luck.
AT its meeting Tuesday night Council
elected the De.ennial Board of Equaliza-
ton forthe CITY, which commences It's SEES
sion i'm the AUDITORS Office on the third Mon
dav of September. The object of the Board
is toright any wrongs that may have been
done by the Board of Appraisers, and per-
sons having any grievances can present
them at that tine. The Board IS as follows;
First ward. Anthony Blackburn Second
ward. T.. G.. McFeely; Third ward. j. y.
earns: Fourth ward, James \. Walker
Fifth ward, James Marion: Sixth ward
Cyrus Ferguson.
The County Commissioners this week
awarded the $4,000 five per cent. PIKE
bonds to the Steubcnyille National Bank,
whose bid of 500 prem um was the highest
made in accordance with the conditions set
forth in the advertisement The bid was
syndicate one. the Steubenville National
Bank taking $4,000, Sherrard. Mooney
Co. $4,000, and the Union Deposit Bank
$4,000.
Charley Elliott arrived home this week
from Cresson Springs.
s. c. Gill and family left Thursday even
ing 10 join the Steubenville contingent AT
Muskoka Lake Ontario.
Mrs. CharlcsP Filson and Miss Hattie
Priest returned home Wednesday, after
spending several weeks at Frankfort
Springs.
Judge Love vas at Pittsburg the greater
part Of this week, and matters were very
quiet around the Market street temple oil
justice
Miss Ina Fisher and Miss Evelyn Gels
niger attended the Teachers Institute at
Toronto this week
Miss May Connolly returned home this
week from pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in DenrisOn.
w. p. Hays, Esq. left Thursday after
noon for a trip through Kansas and other
W. H. Mooney left this week for the
Waggoner place near Elkins, w. Va,
where party of Steubenville people are
spending a few weeks
Fred Shane Of Philadelphia, Pa. and
DR.. win II. Shane of Champaign. ILL.,, are
visiting their father. Dr. 5. c. Shane, Of
North Fourth street.
Miss Laura Cochran is home from her
western trip greatly improved in health.
w. G. Bracken and wife returned home
Wednesday from a soiOurn at Asbury
Park
w. A Worthmgton of New York City is
spending a vacation with his parents IN
this city.
Governor Richards and wife returned
home Friday from two weeks soiourn at
Atlantic City.
II. NJ. Priest, W. L. Bender, John NJ.