Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
BRlLLIANr.

BRILLIANT, o. March 19.-Judge Pearce
OF Steubenville will reopen court on March
20, when the case of the County Commits
sioners VS.. the Cleveland and Pittsburg
railroad. over the county road at this place
will be heard. The case was heard by
Judge Hance just before he took sick and
il has never been decided.
In the Court of Common Pleas at Steu-
benville this week March 81 was set as the
day for the trial Of the case Of the Brilliant
Steel and Iron Co., VS.. the Wheeling and
Lake Erie r. X. Company.
SUNS Phantasmana" great combination
Of four shows in one etc, filled two dates
here on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
In Pittsburg on Monday. March l4th,
Mr.. William Wells died. Interment took
place at the Brilliant cemetery Tuesday
morning. Deceased leaves widow ana
family of grown children.
The Deputy State Organizer OF the "
L. A. NJ. from this place has paid kirk
wood Council No. 10 fraternal visit, ana
gave them an interesting talk on the work
Of the order.
John BUGGY and family, OF this place,
moved TO Wellsburg this week.
William Maxwell was visiting friends In
Wheeling this week.
George McKim, Of Martins Ferry, was
IN town this week.
Mrs. l.. w. Bone spent Sunday with rel
atives at Rush run.
The Ohio Vdlleu Manufacturer in its direc-
tory of iron milly Of jefferson county has
the following: Brilliant Steel and Iron
Company, Brilliant, Jefferson county;
main Office, Wheeling, w. Va kolilng
mill started in September, 1888; 20 single
pudding furnaces, four gas heating Iurs
naces, trains of rolls, Is, II, Is ana ~
ipch) and one hammer, product, iron and
soft steel bars. bands and light L rails; an
nual capacity. Is 900 net tons. Fuel used,
natural gas George X. Wheat, President;
Alex. Updegraff, Secretary; Andrew u.
Wilson, General Manager.
Frank Speidel bought lot at a public
sale in Steubenville this week.
The Democratic primaries were held to-
day.
Rev. Evans, who has been conducting
meetings at Alikanna. has closed them.
w. Grossly was in East Liverpool this
week
Mrs. DR.. Hall, Of Chicago, was visiting
in town Wednesday.
William Satterheld is now foreman of
the pudding department at the mill
". H. Rodgers was doing Pittsourg,
Thursday.
Ed. smith is the proud pOssessor of
Grant Bozman was in New Alexandria
this week.
John Gilgrist and wife, Of New Alexan-
dria. were in town this week.
Several families removed to Wellsburg
this week.
Will Smith was at the bench show in
PittSburg. Thurs ay.
on Thursday, March Il, James Mooney
died after several weeks illness. Mr..
- 10 al oil In
this town. The funeral will take place
SUNDAY from the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Hickey.
The remains Of Mrs. Margaret Obney, OF
East Liverpool, were brought here for in
torment this week. The funeral took place
FRIDAY, and the remains were inferred in
the Hickey Cemetery.
The Disciples Church will give a supper
and festival in the Brilliant rink on next
Saturday. March 26. Everybody is invited
to attend and spend pleasant evening.
State Organizer Mccain has instituted
a council of the .. L. A. NJ. at Mt. Pleas
ant.
William Wells. a former resident Of this
place. died at his home in Allegheny this
week The remains were brought here for
interment and were buried In the Hickey
cemetery Tuesday.
Several couples from town helped to en-
liveu dance at Wellsburg Thursday
night
Miss Annie Thomas, Of Mingo, was in
town Tuesday.
The Republicans have the following can
didates in the field: Trustee, VIM. Green 4;
Assessor, Newton Steel, Clerk, w. j. Nc
Cam: Justices, o. NJ. Waddle and VIM.
Waddle; Constable, Ellsworth Everson.
Mr.. Wright and family have moved TO
Steu benville.
The mill is now running six heats day
in the pudding department. Each turn
makes three heats.