Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
BELLAIRE.

will hold its regular meeting at us
room in Central Block tomorrow even
ing. A full attendance OF the mem
bers is desired, as the papers for the
State charter will be on hand to sign.
Marion Huffman, speaker OF some
note, will deliver an address on 1.-THE
Life and Services Of Andrew Jackson"
James A. Pedicord, keeper OF Gate
No. 3 on the McMahon's creek pike,
collected S55.2S tolls last month.
The project Of forming company to
engage in the fruit canning industry
has met with success, and the new
company will be organized tomorrow
evening. A thousand dollars more
than was called for as capital stock has
been subscribed. The new industry
will start on a small scale, occupying
portion of the National Chemical Com
Dany's building until the business grows
large enough to occupy building OF
itsown. James w. Wise, Jr., hereto
fore connected with the Rock Hill Can
ming Company, will be Superlnten dent
and General Manager OF the new con-
Germ.
Albert Tate, the colored lad who
robbed the c., l.. & w. ticket office sew
eral weeks ago, had a trial in the Pro-
bate Court and was sentenced to the
State Reform Farm until he is twenty
one years Of age.
Jennie Woods, whom James Kerns
accused of stealing his money, had
hearing in the Mayors Conrt, and was
dismissed, the evidence not being sutfi-
Gent to convict.
Several Odd Fellows will go down to
POwhattan tomorrow evening TO assist
the lodge in team work.
Repairs are being made at Aults
Touring mill.
An enjoyable social was held at the
home OF Miss Carrie Wassman last even
ing 10 honor of her guest, Miss Edna
Judkins, of Barnesnille.
A project is on foot to organize 3
company here to manufacture cement.
The raw material which is found In
abundance in the hills south OF the city
is said by exports to be as good an arti-
Gle as the noted Portland cement.
At the last meeting Of the local Labor
Congress the following officers were In
stalled: President, Charles Bsmford;
Vice President, William Ramsey;
Financial Secretary, J. Grow; Record
ing Secretary, ]. @. Beam; Treasurer,
T. Gallaher; Warden, John Strobe;
Trustees, D. c. Shepherd, r. Okey. j.
H. Campbell. j. G. Beams was chosen
as delegate TO the Labor Congress Con-
ventlon TO be held at Columbus.
Squire VIM. Workman, one OF the
oldest and best known residents OF Mead
township, was buried on Monday. de
had been long i'll and died OF the In
firmities Of old age.
John T. Fulton and A. B. Minamyer,
students at Franklin college, were in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Powell, who has been Wis
ting friends in this city and vicinity,
left yesterday for her home at ST. Paul,
MINI.
Miss Fannie Bowman, a we'll known
colored woman, was buried yesterday.
Miss Bowman died at Columbus, where
she had been taking medical treatement
and the remains were sent here for
burial.
A new restaurant is to be opened on
U MON street.
Mrs. NJ. Gordon and daughter were at
Wellsville. o., yesterday, attending the
funeral OF F. p. Conn.
Samuel johnson, the colored black
smith, is critically i'll with consnmp-
ton.
The Hook and Ladder Company
elected officers last evening for the en-
suing year.
The local lodge Knights Of the Golden
Eagle is fourlshing, having lis mem
bers in good standing.
The popular comedian and singer,
James A. Reilly, will appear in "a
German Soldier at the Elysian this
evening, and will no doubt be greeted
by full house.