Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
sTEUBENyILLE.

Srrrprxy1rIE. November 29,-The CIR,
omit Cont ON last Wednesday dlsp0s9u Vi
the cases of Jacob Brinkman ana w uii al
Eorner both of whom were convicted De ,
fore the.Mayor of keeping houses OF III
fame and who appealed on the ground thaC
The ordinance under which the were con-
victed was unconstitutional, and that Tue
Mavor had no Jurisdiction. The cases hau
come up from the Common Pleas Court
which Sustained the finding OF the Mayor,
and the Circuit Court decided thaI IL Hau
noiurisdiction in the matter ana uisnil a.:
ed the petitions. This settles long us
puted question as to wnetner the No. W
has the power to try cases OF TINS Kihu vi
not. many contending that the ordinance
nassed by Council giving him such power
was unconstitutional. ,co,.
The Ault-I. induff oil well in Island creek
township shows an Increased prouuOoioin
since the salt water has been reihoNeu.
Tbe veil is GOOD for twenty barrels daily
and the owners are satisfied with their nnu'
The rio is ND for the May-Dunham well on
the Chambers farm and the rig 1or Tue
Ault-Miller well on the same farm Is OH tiie
ground and boring will commence III u Ie"
days. ..o,,o
Very little fuss is made by Snarp's stove
foundry, on Sixth street, but IL Is neverlheI
less one of the most Important lhuusHiial
establishments in Steubenville. 1t employs
seventy-tive hands and runs steadily the
wear round. part OF the time night ana DAY.
The Kirmess was produced on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights OF TINS week
at the Opera House to crowded houses.
The only apparent difference between
THANKSGIVING in this city and Sunday was
that the front doors of saloons were open
instead of the back doors. Nearly every
one remained at home, eat turkey anu tooh
Il rest ,,r.
A sad death was that of Harry Huscroit,
which occurred Wednesday afternoon, AT
his home on South Fourth street, from
pneumonia. Mr.. Huscroft was young
man of fine qualities and was universally
liked. Before attacked by sickness he oc-
cupied the position of book-keeper 1or the
Steubenville Pottery Company. HIS age
was y wears. The funeral took place Ell
dav afternoon at , O'Clock, and was at
tended by the pottery employees IN DouF.
Miss Ada Ray, of Washington, GUERNSEY
county, is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Day. T., .ho
guest of Mrs. w. y. Long, at her residence
on upper Market street.
Ed. r. Beatty, foreman OF engines on tne
Panhandle road, was in the city thiS Weeh'
shaking hands with old friends.
Charley McFeely took run down from
Pittsburg, Wednesday evening to nave
pleasant time with his Steubenville friends.
Charley is always a welcome VISITOR mere
Sam Hodl1inson, Jr., came in from Co
lumbus University on Wednesday to eat
turkey at home.
Miss Daisy Carothers of Wellsburg, was
4 guest this week of the Misses Beazell, at
THE Retreat"
John Bastard, of Salem; Robert Bustardi,
of East Palestine, and Miss Anna Bustard,
of Pittsburg, spent THANKSGIVING with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bastard,
of North Fourth street.
Miss Alice McMurdy, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Steubenville friends.
Miss Lizzie McLane is visiting, her
friend. Miss Bette Mcclure, at her home
on the Island, Wheeling. :,
Miss Nora Larkins sister of Council
man John Larkins, of the Fifth ward, has
goods and millinery establishment OF b.
H. Linton.