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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

The Laughlin mill signed the scale
on Thursday.
The Brilliant Iron and Steel Company
signed the Amalgamated scale last Fri
day.
The Wheeling Lamp and Stamping
Company Is 10 full and steady opera
ton.
Work is progressing nicely ON the
gaiVanizing department addition 90 TIE
Riverside Tube works.
The difference between the officials Of
the Etna and Standard mills and their
employees are still unsettled.
The Whitaker Mil is In fun opera
lion, except mills end 2, which were
thrown OF on account Of tho broken
shaft.
Chas. Morningstar, Of the South Side,
aud James McCafIrsy OF Martins Fer
~, are homo from the Flint Conference
st PittsburR.
The la Belle pudding department is
closed down for repairs. The heating
aud factory departments will probably
close down this wee6.
The Eagle Glass Works. OF WeilSburZ,
owing 60 the excessive heat, has shut
down FOR two weeks. n &c Is then as
hot IS now the shut down VIII be
heightened.
John Mullen, ono of.the bright lights
OF the ants, was en- the city last week
In attendance 40 the conference OF man
ufactursrs ana workers. John is a
resident OF Moundsyile, ". Va
BUdGet
A rough estimate places the number
OF employees Of the various iron and
steel, glass and pottery plants In and
about Wheeling, VINO spend their sum-
mer vacation In fishing, 40 over one
half. Fishing affords o cheap and Gu
joyabl9 form Of recreation.
Owing to a rush OF orders, Bloch
Bros. tobacco factory did not suspend
operations yesterday, SO had been In
tended. Repairs are badly needed, but
the company Is unable 20 get enough
stock on hand 20 supply the demand
during the idleness OF the plant.
The Wheeling CorruEatiDg Company's
office has been treated 20 handsome
interior decoration Of tds company's
new ceiling and siding. No better
method OF showing to advantage the
beauties OF a. wall covered with thoir
Improved siding and cehing could have
been devised.
A party Of Martins Ferry glasswork-
ers VIII 90 TO Biairsville, Pa, next week
to work 10 the Asa O.. Nevlll Glass
Works. The party will consist Of Dan
Cllhe. Joseph Burt Charles BaSiord,
simpson Garrett, James Braud, Victor
FoOse, James Morton, NJ. J. Morton,
Michael Hoar and Alec Mack. They are
mostly from the Northwood.
The Rodsier & Hoffman window glass
factory at Elwood Is going up rapidly
and all traces of recent disasters have
entirely disappeared. The factory will
be a model one when completed. They
are making a big effort 20 be ready 70
put the factory IN operation oy the 6rst
Of September, and the way they are
progressing is a good lndicEeloh that
they Will succeed.
As the season progresses q greater
degree Of activity is noticeable 10 the
building trades The season was back
ward &C first, and it looked like the an
ticipstlons oflcontractors and builders
would not Do realized. but good wealth
or has given an impetus to building op-
eTations, aud the year promises to eQual
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
Nntr of Snort.

Albert G.rnier, the French billiard
ist. has written that sill the French eZ-
perts agree, after comparison Of the
play Of Champion Ives and Wizard ia
cob ScbsefeT, that the Wizard" Is 8
superior billlardst 10 Ives. GARNER
says that the Frenchmen declare that
Schaeier's style" IS the smoother and
more complete OF the two cracks.
The general opinion among oarsmen
who attended the national regatta, ac-
cordlng 10 one OF them, Is that the
scheme adopted this year Of having a
turn In the course was failure. The
idee was for the benefit OF spectators,
but there weren't enough OF the latter
present 10 PAY for the lumber 10 the OBJ
servation stand.
The New York Sun Is Of the Cpin ion
that bicycling will take the place OF
athletic sports IN New York this season.
While athletics are very quiet In New
York they are booming in New Eng
land.
Jake Gaudaut and Stephenson, the
Australian, are matched TO row for
stakes Of $500 side. The race will be
rowed either August IS, II or Is.
Solly Smith Of Los Angeles and John
nv Van Heest have been matched 70
fight before the California Athletic club
In September.
Sullivan Il soon TO be examined by DR..
Sargent, when the measurements for
the book soon to be published will be
taken.
The BolIngbroke Club has nsde al
offer Of a $1,000 purse Tor the fshe BE-
tween Hall and PritcharG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
l. o. G. T.

Tho oDun meeting of the Nail City
Lodge, on last Tuesday evening, was
we'll attended by members and friends OF
tho lodge. Quite = number being pres
emit splendid literary and social pro
gramme was rendered. At it's close re-
freshments were served by the ladies OF
the lodge, and the following officers
were installed: Lodge Deputy, Brother
Thomas Rainbow; c. p, E NJ. Doney;
Y. P, Miss Mary MszIngo; Secretary,
Miss Agnes LeathenburS; Financial
Secretary, Miss Emma Bowman; Treos-
urer, Miss MoJlle Brown; Chs plain, Miss
Annie Moore; P. c. T., G. NJ. Watson;
Marshal, A. J. HcElroy; Department
Marshal. Miss Sadie McClais; Superin-
tendent Juvenile Temple, Miss Moilie
7. Brown; GuSyd, Miss Lizzie Bow
man; Sentinel, P. Padgetk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

Although local Union No. o, 40 its
meeting last Friday afternoon, aimos,
unanimously rejected the proposition OF
the manufacturers regarding tho punch
tumbler branch Of the trade, thcre are
q number who are Inclined 10 look favor
ably upon 70. They take this view
Is a matter OF policy. Il is admitted
that union houses are placed az a dlsad-
vantage In competing with non-unlon
houses, and this disadvantage has more
weight, when 10 is considered that the
bulk OF tum 6lers are made In non-uniou
factories. N0n-uniOn w0rkmeD are not
paid as much In proportion for the work
th6y turn out, but their aggregate earn
Tags are greater than those Of tho union
glassworkers. They work che year
around, and ere not limited IS % the
number Of pieces 20 be made for q days
work. But here arises smother disturb
ing question. 10 is pointed out by those
who oppose the proposition OF the man
ufactufers, that unlimited prOduc-
IN would inevitably result iu over
stocki6g tAe market, and factories
would not be operated as steady as &C
present while wages might suffer as a
result Of tho competition among manu-
faCtursFs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
nDco nan EsrIa9h

The California League directors have
voted TO abolish the "buut" hit. All
"bunts" or attempts az such hits Will De
called strikes. 1t viii nor msttoF
whether the ball be bstted foul or fslr,
n strike will be called. II there Is a
runner on the base lines and ''bunt"
is made into safe ground the runner
will not be allowed 20 advance base,
and the batter cannot 90 TO first. To
all intents and purposes the blunt
will practically be foul ball, with the
exception that the psnslSy OF strike is
i'm posel on the batter
Frod Pieffar sud Oomiskev,hsd a con-
ference recently regarding tho transfer
Of Muiland TO tho Louisville club. Moth
ing dufiuite w6s decided. Yesterday
Comiskey and MnIlshe discussed the re-
duction OF the latter's salary, but with
no result Cinclnusti evidently intends
to retain Mullane al 9 redtced salary or
put him on the bench.
Ii the Chicago Club Stands we'll up in
the list al tho close OF the second sea-
sou the club will play exhibition games
home. Otherwise tho club may play in
Milwaukee, Kalamazoo, and Oshkosh.
Joliet now leads The Illinois league
with a percentage Of .64i, tho Rock
Island Moline club having a percentage
of 500, Rockford .4s7, and Jacksonville
.444.
Clausen, the new pitcher Of the
Louisville club, pitched better game
than Garrison for the Clevelands IN the
game yesterday.
Murphy the heavY-hfttlnc outfielder,
who was a Senator last year, Is now one
OF Ted Sullivnu's Chattanooga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
The MIN Combination,

The combination Of the Belmont
BenRood and Wheeling iron companies
and their Joint property, the Wheeling
steel plsnt, was effected some time ago,
and on Thnrsdsy q Board OF Directors
vas elected. on Friday the board
elected Mr.. C. r. Hubbard of tho Top
mill, as President AID general manager.
Mr.. J. d. Dubois was chosen as Secre-
tary and Mr.. Geo. Wise as Treasurer.
Yesterday Mr. Chas. Woods, book
keeper of the Belmont, was notified Of
his appointment Sc boOk-Eeeper Of the
new company. Mr.. VIII Higgins, for
nerly bCok-keepor of the Bonwood COM
pauy, has been made payroll clerk a
responsible position. All the books OF
the companies we're removed yesterday
to the BenWo0d once on Fourteenth
street. which will be the principal Office
OF the company. AL The clerks 10 the
employe Of the three companies will
probably be retained until the first Of
the year, CO which time 10 Is expected
that several changes will De made. The
con any has not yet decided Whether
Il will continue the Offices 90 each Of
the placts, but ST such a course ia
taken, the clerical force will be greatly
reduced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
ORDER or EASTERN STAR.

On Tuesday evening Miriam Chapter,
No. 4, held a regular meeting, and the
mom betship Of the body was we'll rep
resented. They agreed not to hold en-
other meeting during she month Of AU-
GUST owing 70 the hot weather, and
many II It's members being away from
home taxing their vacation trip, but
the Chapter will get down In earnest
FOR a good fall ard winters work tho
first Tuesday OF next month, at which
time 10 Il expected thSt quito an sd-
ditlOn Of good stars will be added 10 as
sist IN the good work Of the order.
The Masonic work for next week will
be: On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge,
No, 10, VIII meet, and work will 90 had
in one or more Of the degrees; on Thurs
day evening Nelson Lodge will meet,
and among the work laid out for that
time, the third degree Will be conferred.
On Monday evening, Wheeling Union
Chapter, No. l, will meet, and some
work postponed a. tn last convOcstIon
is expected 60 DO done at that time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
stln Rsfnslna lnfcrlnation.

ERIE, PA, August 6.-Shortly before
midnight passenger train No. 0, on the
Lake Shore railrosd, ran into freight
train which had broken pear Harbor
Creek, FIVE miles east of hero. The
freight train was badly wrecked and the
engineer and fireman OF the passenger
train we're killed. Their names were
VIM. Welsh and jacob Burkner. One
passenger, whose name could not be
learned, was seriously Injured and
number Of others cut and bruised. Par
tluhlRrs sre hard to get, IS the officials
OF the Like Shore Railrosd Company
will not give out any information.
1--we rules the court, the camp, the grove,
But chs We hnd vhere'er we rove,
That SOZODONT alone supplies
The DAZZLING teeth and ruby dyes,
that lel,d a maidenhGlf the charms
That WIN her 10 her lovers arms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
AMONG THE MILLS.
Events THAT ARB TRANSFERRING IN TIE
FIELDS OF LABOR
Resume Of The Weeks happenings in Local Indus
hial Oircles-Minor Notes From
the Workshops.

The past six days have been eventful
ones in industrial circles. Several more
mills have signed the Amalgation scale,
bnt in two local mills the officials are
still at war with the men over some dif-
feFehces OF minor Importance. It's ex-
.bected, however, that these matters will
be amicabiy adjusted within the coming
week. The efforts Of the manuiactur-
ors to force glassworkers to adopt the
-umberland system in the punch tum-
bier branch Of the trade promises TO Gre
ate some trouble. Tho stockholders OF
three mills forming the Wheeling Iron
and Steel Compaay have elected Bosrd
of Directors, and IRE combination IL now
an assured faoa There Is considerable
speculation concerning the future policy
OF the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

it's immediate predecessor. Severallarge
contracts have not yet been leh.
Bellaire people are greatly disap-
pointed that the Bellaire Nail Works Is
not to start at once, and fear the result
OF the conference means long delay.
This grows out OF the anxiety 20 have
the works going, however, and not from
any reason they have. There was moth
ing IN the conference 10 indicate long
delay beyond the fact that the scale was
not signed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Baltimore Lodge No. 8, K. OF P, az
their last meeting conferred the Esquire
rank on four candidates, and al their
next meeting, Monday night, will con-
fer the rank Of Knight on five Esqulre'.
Belmont lodge No. Q, K, Of P, has
been invited 20 do the work, Thsir
team understands their business aud
will confer this rank with ability and in
drst class style, There will be q big
blowout after the work is done, Come
and fRka 3 laaann.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
REKWOUD.

Two strange gentlemen had narrow es-
cane from drowning one evening last week.
They drUvs down 10 the ferry landing In
ue-horse buggy, and while waiting on the
fioht for the ferryboat the horse became
restive and stepped of the float and plunged
into tho river, dragging the vehicle after
II. One Of tho occupants vas thrown out
and sustained serious bruises. bystand-
or cut tic traces aud liberated the animal,
which Immediately sprang out OF the wa
ter and rushed up the bank. The two
men were rescued and the injured one
taken 70 place where tre received the nee
essary care.
r z johnson, Of Washington, d. G.,
pressnan in the government printing office,
accompanied bv his wife and sister, were
tho guests q friends here last week.
Mrs. @. W. Hoskinson, wife Of Dr. Hos
kiusop. died at their residence in Nc
Mechen, Friday, after q LINGERING Illness.
She was most estlmable lady and will be
mourned by large number Of friends:
The members Of Hancock Post No. 40, @.
A r., held their besn-bake, campfire and
picnic NJ Whitman's orchard yesterday.
The management was perfect and II was
Complete success In every particular.
Mss Bella Murray leaves FOR PittsburR
to-day, where she Will DO the guest Of
frien6G
Albert Policy has ruturned from an eZ-
tended southern trip o. several months.
Work on the foundation for the new gal
washing department a. riverside Is pro-
crossing nicely.
Rev. Father McMenar1in returned yes
terday from Philadelphia, where be went
10 s,send tire funeral obsequies OF Rev. Far
Their Dochan.
A small child Of Mr.. Joe Trusx died yes
tercuy after q feH days Illness IL was
about -four years old, and the cause OF It's
death - attributed To poke berries, which
II ate
Mira Z, Collins Is visiting IN Mounds
vile
The Democrats viii hold their primaries
in Moundsyille Wednesday for the purpose
OF norninating q county ticket
Mrs n. Newton was the guest OF friends
on the Camp Ground last week.
Citizens on McMechen street are prepar-
ing 70 curb and pave. Soinc OF the stone
| for the curb has arrived.
A we'll known young lady Of Boggs Run
WI 30 married ct ST.. Matthew's German
| Lutheran church scme time ia September
II. Bowers is visiting biz parents In
FSward Hsrrin. snd Miss usap los
letter were n1a-ried last wee
| Two tJrunh'i 70 young but on
| Main streek, 4 Save lonRf 'ected
/ of e1tertaihil 1tenti6d ial
have at last gledge% IA.
Is Willin'.n =
OFFICES 20
lafsttoDs an
for sale At
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
GEORGE Book, Secretary.

several very sharp sticks. Els decision
was 50 queer that both parties have ap-
pealed 10 the Governor Of Massachusetts
for srtradittOn papers. Meanwhile,
Mr.. Conner laughs in hts dressing room
at the Hoyt Madison Square Theatre,
and says that the only balls that he
knows anything about between the con-
Lrstlns parties, are the ones thrown at
him IN the refreshments parlors OF the
ctnh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

Sport. by Plednons. dam Sontagg
Mohawk, died yesterday az Senator
Ssanford's stock farm Ia California. The
horse was eight years old and valued at
500, 600. The disease at the Palo Alto
farm seems 70 be epidemic. and bad
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
What Know About Hardware and
Honesty.


A long experience in business has
taught me that, aside from every
other consideration, honesty in bust.
ness pays better than fraud and sham.
The Gale and ingenuity required in
stealing and to avoid exposure, will
usually bring as good results if APP.
piled to legitimate ends. A reputa-
ton for honesty and veractiy is valu.
able capital. AS an employee, it will
bring you the best paying positions
AS merchant, it will draw trade.
While now and then fraud may sue
coed, for every such Success,
there are score of ,honeat sue.
cesses. In spite of all precautions,
it is only question of time when
frauds will be exposed. l am offer
ing the following goods far below
market prices. A job lot of glass and
crockery ware, some damaged stone.
ware, ink stands, corn p anters, slick
ers, axle grease, wagon jacks and
wreDches, sash locks, snap buttons,
goggles, can openers, fancy flower
pots, lock and hasp com bined, and
many others,
4. STRAUSS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07

TExARKANA, Ark, Jan. 7.-Ex-Chiet
of Police Ed R. Edwards and Henry
Marshall, foreman in a restaurant, be,
came involved in a fight in Marshalls
place of business. Several walters ran
to the assistance of Marshall when Ed.
wards, seeing himself overmatched, drew
his pistol. AT the moment of firing it
was knocked i'll such "A manner as to
cause the charge to pass through one of
Edwards wrists. The same bullet passed
sidewise between the lips of Adam
Yoakum, one of the assistants, cutting
off small slice from the end of his
tongue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
A Disgraced Woman.

New ORLEANS, Jan. Mrs. Van
Phul, aged so, highly connected with
the richest family in the state, residing
in Baton Rouge, was arrested here Tues.
day morning charged with stealing $500
worth of diamonds from a jewellery estab-
lishment of this city few days since.
She passed herself off as sister of
George Whitaey of the Whitney Ma.
tional bank and secured the diamonds.
She claims she secured the diamonds
which she had sold at pawnshop, from
a negro servant.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
MY STORE II Lead Pencils for
five cents at My Store 625 Austin
street.
Their Last Excursion,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. IA few DAYS
since two young women came here from
Sedalia and registered at hotel as May
Morton and Mollie Parlew. The next
day they hired a horse and buggy and
left to visit relatives near Brighton, in
Polk county, north of here. Friday
they started on their return to this city
but when attempting to ford Little Sac
creek, which was greatly swollen by the
rains, they We're both thrown into the
water, carried down the stream and
drowned. The horse managed to come
out at lower ford with the buggy in.
tact. The body of one of the young wo.
men was found the same day, but the
other was not found until yesterday.
Both We're buried near their grand.
fathers grave in that locality. 1t has
since been learned that their real names
are Mollie and Livia Blue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07

Sam Krugman was arraigned upon
the charge Of assault and battery pom
the BODY of Charles Hooper, and
filed SIS
Hattie Davis was arrested upon the
charge of aggravated assault and bat
terry upon the body of Emiline Will
liams, but upon trial the offense was
reduced to a simple assault and a
fine of S. assessed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
He ApOlOgiZed.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 1.-Two weeks ago w.
q. Mitchell, editor of the Fraternal
Record, the organ of the American lie.
gion of Honor, was convicted in the
criminal court here of libeling Enoch S.
Brown. supreme commander, and Adam
Warner, supreme secretary of the order.
The libel consisted in a series of articles
in the Record denouncing Brown and
Warner as liars, thieves and robbers.
Mitchell was sentenced to $50 DAYS in
the work house and fined $500, but an.
pealed and gave bond. Monday he ten.
dered to the court an apology, which
was spread on the court record, in which
he retracted all of the charges made
against Brown and Warner. The sen.
tence was thereupon suspended during
good behavior, The case has excited
much attention among members of the
order throughout the country.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
IN THE COURTS.
JUSTICE COURT.

Ben Hillisrd was tried this morning
before Justice Jack Harrison upon
the charge of unlaWfully playing at a
game of chance, to wit, crap shooting,
and was fined $40.
- A civil suit was tried before the
same court, entitled Ben franklin vs..
John Thompson-a suit for rent-and
resulted in a judgment in favor of the
plaintiff for $43.
Justice J. NJ. Gallagher, upon
complaint made, issued warrant yes.
terday evening for the arrest of John
Sellers, an engineer, upon the charge
of unlawfuly failing to blow whistle
or ring bell at crossings. He was ar
rested at $3.50 this morning by Deputy
Constable Harry Crowder and gave
bond in the sum of $500 for his APP.
pasrance for trial this morning at 8
o'clock, with w S. Baker as surity.
but falling to appear at the appointed
time, his bond was duly forfeited and
alias capias issued
The case against Josie Bennett and
Joe Furst, in Justice Gallag hers
court, charged with theft of one tea
gown aud other articles of female ap.
parel over the vslue of $40, has been
dismissed as to the former. Josie
appeared upon the day set for her ex
aiming trial with her counsel, Messrs
Downs & Flint, and the county at.
torney,s after thorough examination of
the case, dismissed as to her, as be.
fore stated. There was not the slight
est testimony tending to impIioate
her.
MAYORS COURT.
The mayors court was we'll atten-
ded this morning, but did not com
port favorably, financially, with the
usual business.
j. B. Maurey, charged with violat.
ing the sanitary ordinances, was de.
olared not guilty aud discharged.
jeff McCune contributed the sum
of So, for unlawiully using loud and
vociferous language and cursing and
swearing
Harry Fogler was declared not guilty
Of the charge of vagrsncy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-07
PERSON. L.

Mr.. w. r, Logan Of Galveston, was
In Waco yesterday.
Mr.. J. W, Harris Of Fort Worth,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. H. Daley of Dallas, was
guest at the Royal yesterday.
Mr.. ] b. Owens of McGregor, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. G A. Patton Of the City of
Mexico, arrived in this city yesterday.
Mr.. G. O. Brouston of Clifton. WAS
a guest at the Hotel Roy al yesterday.
Mr.. w. D. Ormsley of Lockbart,
came in yesterday on business trip.
Mr.. F. NJ. Millette of San Antonio,
was registered at the Hotel Roya
yesterday.
DR.. Riveroll, left last night for the
City of Mexico. He will be absent
some time.
Miss Mary West and Miss Ellen
Booth of Hillsboro, were guests at
the Hotel Boy al yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Jones, the polite mixo.
logist at the Capital sample rooms is
suffering from severe attack Of
influenza.
Mr.. G. b. Moncus will be married
on Tuesday, Jan. II, to Miss Clara
A. Muhl, at the Catholic church in
in this city.
In noticing the business change of
Joe S. Marlborough ~" crept in, in
place of the "Y". His friends will
please take notice.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS
CAN'T & Poindcyter,
NO3IG AUSTIN AVENUE

7 OST-A Diaper b7ck sales bo between
~ s x h, and 7Ol, North Ninth ct eet Il der
will be ewArded by lie vng anne at 81 Louis
shoe Store, corn Sixth and Aus In street.
II IT