Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-20
BRIDGEPORT.

1t is the intention of the Etna-
standard mill TO close down during the
Early part of July, at which time the
nil will undergo thorough renOvat-
hg. The rolls will be repaired and
several modern Improvements added 10
the immense concern. During the
period which the mill will be shut
down, work will continue the same in
their adjacent buildings. The orders
have been coming in so fast during the
past quarter that the company are de-
sirous Of working full turn every day
until time for shutting down. The
mills will not be idle long,
as the company will have
TO fl their orders, which are daily in
creasing. Workmen are looking for
ward to next winter being the busiest
they have ever experienced. The con-
solidatiOn of the two mills seems 10
meet with tho hearty approval Of all.
Mr.. 7. A, Mccarthy, who has the
contract for erecting the new power
house FOR the electric road, just this
side OF West Wheeling, has stipulated
with MeSsrs. Leyda and jolly that the
house will be ready for occupancy
within sixty days from the date he re-
ceiyed the contract, IN not he is 10 for
felt twenty-five dollars per day for all
time used over the prescribed period.
III be completes the building before the
agreed time, the company is TO pay him
fifty dollars per day for each DAY less
than sixty. This will cause all inter
ested TO watch the progress Of the new
power house with interest.
Last night the BelmoSt Chapter held
a special cOnvocatiOn for the purpose
OF comforting the Royal Arch Degree on
nine candidates. The ceremony took
place In their hall aud was conducted
by Mr.. Jas. Ryan, OF st. ClairSYille,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Wheeling
being on hand. After the comforting
OF the degrees the Chapter repaired TO
Mrs. L. COss' restaurant, on Bank
street, where the following menu was
discussed:
Hot rolls.
- Sandwiches. Ham and tongue. Onions.
Cheese. Potatoes. Olives.
Iced lemonade she-bet coffee
Strawberry Toe cream. Assorted CAKES.
Yesterday work was compelled to be
abandoned for a time on the new track
line out the National Road. So much
progress has been made in laying the
rails that the company have run COM
pletely out of their supplies. The work
is progressing beyond all calculations
OF the company and II nothing inter
feres IL will be but a short time until
the whole track is laid.
Roy Foyle has resigned his position
with o. T. Rhodes In Wheeling, and
has accepted a position with Z. p.
Rhodes Hell now taking his vacation
at Mt Pleasant
The Canton Bridge Company supply
their workmen with iced bUttermilk
brought in from out the c., l.. & w.
The milk is much enjoyed by the men.
Misses Sophia Evans, Ella Franzell,
Clara Richie leave tonight for Denni-
son where they attend the meeting Of
the Eastern Ohio Y. p. ). c. Z.
A freight wreck was reported to have
happened above Uhrichsville Yesterday
morning. The c., i. Il w. trains were
somewhat delayed.
Harrison Ines, an aged and respected
citizen Of the West End, died early yes
terday morning. he leaves a wife and
several children.
On So nday Officer Donley shot mad
dog on [ he KirkwOod hill. 1t had been
creating quite a disturbance during the
day.
VIM. Stewart returned yesterday
from Stewards Landing where he was
visiting his brother, who is quite sick,
Miss Anna Judkins who has been thd
kuest Of W. B. Hall and family retur1i
bd TO her no me at Flushing yesterday
officer Sauers brought down ~
ldrunks from Etnaville yesterday and
placed them in the cooler.
Mrs. Nm. Stewart will return to-mol