Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
sTEUBENvILLE.


STEUBENyILlE, o., July n.-A1ter tne
big demonstration OF Monday, IN "naon nc
many representatives from the various
branches of industry took part, the oele
gates to the Glassworkers' Convention
buckled down to work, and ever since nave
been in session in the Court HOUSE
The saloon keepers are greatly ulsap-
pointed. for thew calculated on the conVTn-
ton being composed of set OF men WHO
would employ all their leisure time roys-
tering. and they would therefore reap
rich harvest. Instead, the delegates are
set Of men who seem to think OF noInlns
but the business which brought tneni w
gether, and when the days work Is uons
they employ their time thinking up anu
preparing for next days business; Ml.n
one or two exceptions they are all praG;-
tically young men and hne loohlIe ie
lows. The BANQUET Thursday night, al
Turner Hall, was one Of the most elaoorate
affairs ever held in this city. The menu
embraced everything obtainable IN the
market Mossgrove was the caterer,
and over 300 plates were spread.
The speeches were snappy ana en-
tertaining After the banquet the
floor was cleared and the delegates ana
their lady friends passed few hours
pleasantly dancing to most excellent music
furnished by Buecle's orchestra. Houser
cornet band furnished the other music lor
the occasion. -,
At the last meeting of he Council the bid
of p. B. Conn, of the Herald, for the public
printing, was accepted, it being the lowest.
The matter had been laid over from last
meeting, at which time his bid was refused.
The bid of Mr.. Conn was eight cents per
square, which will not pay the printers lor
composition, leaving him nothing for the use
Of the space in his paper, wear and tear OF
type. presses, &c. But then the honor OF
being the official organ of the city is TO be
taken into consideration.
w. S. Walker, wife and child TOOK
pleasure trip to Toledo, Detroit and other
places this week, going via the W. ~ L. T..
railway.
Miss George Myers is the guest OF
friends in Wheeling.
Judge Hance is lying seriously Ill at MS
home in New Philadelphia.
w. II. Hampton returned home this week
from two weeks visit TO his daughter at
Winchester, Ky.
Mrs. Judge Mansfield is home from
visit to relatives and friends in Harrison
county.
Mrs. Frank Lisby, of Wheeling, is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs j. II. Fisher,
at their residence on Church street.
Miss Lottie l.. Cox, Of Bridgeport, ana
Miss Maude Hayne, of Erie, Pa, are the
guests of Miss Nina Odbert, pa North
Sixth street.
Mrs Rennie G. Holiday, of this place.
was married Thursday to Col. w. f. Bow
man, of Des Moines, Ia, the event taking
place at the residence of Mrs. Holidays
brother-in.law, Thomas Holiday, in Co
lumbus. Mrs. Bowman has large circle
of friends in Steubenville, who unite in
wishing her all the happiness possible.
Governor Campbell was the lion Of the
occasion on Monday, ard did the honors
for the Buckeye State in manner that
made him many friends.
Mayor G. w. Seabright, of Wheeling,
was one of the notable men present during
the big labor demonstration.
The Baroness Lagerfelt entertained a
number of friends at the Doty residence on
South Third street Tuesday evening.
J. NJ. Sarratt and wife, are the guest of
friends in Washington. Pa.