Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
srEUBENVILLE

S~TEUBENvILLE, O., September SU.-Ine
starting up of the Mingo steel plant ana the
hum of busy wheels at the JEFFERSON, Turn
ish welcome music for the ears or the peo-
pie Of this vicinity, and is q guarantee 10
them that the hard times are at an end and
that there will be no panic. All the signs
| along the Ohio Valley point in one direc-
| tion-to future prosperity. Not only IN
this city have the principal Industries re-
Sumed operations, but the news comes from
above and below that the same thing is
taking place all along the line. The reign
of the calamity bowler is at an end In this
neighborhood.
The memorial services held at Hamlin
NJ. Z. Church, Wednesday evening, to pay
respect to the members who had died dur
ing the past year, was a most fitting OBJ
seryance, not only because the number OF
departed ones was more numerous than
ever before, but because it is the right
thing TO annually pay respect TO those
whom we loved in life who have left us. II
the custom should be adopted in all the
| churches it would maxi an interesting
yearly service for all our Christian people.
The Hamlin service was in memory OF
James Parks, Matte Truav, Mrs. A. B.
Corbett, Nettie Ray, Maud Richly, Mrs.
james and Mar. Ekiy.
William S. Lennard died suddenly Mon
day evening from apoplexy while at work
in the cemetery. Mr.. Lennard was one OF
the best known citizens of this city. His
age was 67 years. He was a member Of
Z. Nj. Stanton Post No. 166, G. A. r., aud
Eureka Lodge No. 80. K. of P, and his
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 under the auspices of these orders.
Rev. j. A. Cook, of the Third Presbyter-
ian church, and Rev. d. g.. Coburn con-
Quoted the religious services.
''The Burglar" was presented at the OPP
era House Thursday night and gave good
satisfaction. 1t is a good play.
John KaminR, the butcher, has entered
suit against the w. Il L. Railroad Com
PAW TO recover damages for the horse
| killed when his partner, Chas. Showalter,
was run down and killed at THE Mar
rows" above Brilliant, on the 5th Of Feb.
ruary, 1892.
Hon. r. Sherrard and wife and Miss
Lizzie johnson left Friday for the Worlds
Fair.
Jack Mossgrove has gone to Philadelphia
to enter a dental college.
Vern Mccullough and d. B. johnson are
homo from Chicago. Mccullough was Sc
greatly taken with the Fair that he made g
second trip.
r. H. Parker paid q visit to his old home
in Wheeling this week.
COl. INiCldIu dSt dLu OAluO oAO bHNh
from their wedding trip. Mrs. Fast il
staying with her parents in this city while
the Colonel goes into camp with his regt
ment, the First West Virginia Nationa
Guards, at Kanawha City.
Mrs. Chas. Deugherty attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Capt. j. 7. Mercer at Bellalrt
on Wednesday.
John D. Kilgore aid family are off on 4
trip through Virginia.
w. /. Medill, Esq, was transacting lie
gal business in Wheeling Thursday.
H. G.. Dohrman and wife have gone u
Maine. The trip is taken for the beneh'
of Mr.. DOhrman's health.
Ollie Evans was in from Columbus thi:
week shaking hands with his Steubenvillt
friends.
Civil Engineer S. w. Mcconnell has re
signed his position on the Panhandle L
accept the superintendency Of the Newpor
Iron Ore and Copper Co, at brentwood
Mich. j.. J. Gill, Of this city, is Treasurer
of the company.
John McClave, Esq, and wife are taking
in the Worlds Fair.