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

VIII Ressiger, a young married man OF
Rose Hill, who has been out OF employ
ment for several months, has been acting
strangely Of late, and on Friday evening
became violent. He was taken to the city
Jail with much difficulty, and kept there
for safety to himself and friends. Yester-
day he was more like himself and talked
nationally about his condition, saying that
IL would be best for him to so to an asylum
for treatment. Some Of his friends went
up TO st. Clairsville yesterday TO make ap-
plication for an examination as 10 his
mind.
Rev. S. @. Collier has moved to his new
charge at New Athens, the family going
out Friday evening.
turned from the Columbian Exposition.
The local union of Flint Glass Workers
held a meeting last evening to vote again
upon the proposition Of abolishing the az
bitrary shutdown and removing the limit
OF number Of pieces made at eacn turn,
The result of the vote will be sent 10
headquarters of the Association and Will
not be given out. Judging from the talk
one hears, the Bellaire workers are not IN
favor Of either proposition voted upon:
The streets were we'll filled with vehicles
from the country yesterday, and the retail
merchants had a better business d Tor
several weeks past.
Religious services will be held at City
Hall this afternoon by Mrs. Huntley, the
evangelist. Considerable interest mas al
ready been manifested in these meetings.
Edward Barton, the man confined In tue
CITY iail because he exhibits marked traits
o insanity, is pulling to the omcials' ne
has not tasted food for over forty.elgnt
hours, Two physicians have waited upon
him. and they say he has symptoms OF
typhoid fever. A gentleman who Is &C
Quainted with several business men IN
Rsvenua talked with Barton yesterday,
and he seems 10 be well acquainted IN that
city. The Mayor telegrapned the officials
OF Ravenna. but up 10 last evening hao re-
ceived no ruply.
The Bellaire steel plant will resume
operations again this week, and there IS
talk Of the blest furnace being put lnto
operation within a week or ten <-Js. me
new plate mill is WORKING as nicely as
could be desired, aIu is turning out an ex-
ira good quality Of steel plate.
Henry Greller's horse, Billy Dolan, won
the frce-for-sll trotting race at ST. Glars
vile, which was concluded Friday morn
ing. Some of our people criticise severely
the managers Of the ST. Clairsvile races.
Clark 81 Williams's comedy company ap-
peared at the Elysian Theater last evening
in Our Married Men " a clever Ott Oh
humor. There was a fair-sized audience.
The entertainment given by the young
folks of St. Paul's A. NJ. E. church at City
Hall the past two nights was fairly Wen
attended and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. ,.
A museum has been opened in the Schick
block, on Union street.
The American Mechanics Of this city
have been invited 70 attend a banquet 10
be given by the Atnaville Council next
Saturday evening and quite a number OF
them expect to attend.
The Souvenir Club are making arrange
ments to give a private dance IN the hoerIe
Clock in the near future,
"Si Plunkard" is the next attraction at
toe Elysian Theater. The company VII
be here on the 10th inst.
T. w. Armstrong, a prominent Demo
crat of Washington township, was IN the
city yesterday.
One Of Thomas McGee's horses took
first premium in a pacing race at the
Beallsv lille fair last week.
A party of yovng ladies will give a select
hop at Turner Hall next "Wednesday even
ing. Killmeyer, of Wheeling, will play,
The Gravel Hill reading room will be
opened for the season tomorrow evening,
with appropriate services. DR.. Cooke, oil
Wheeling, and several local speakers Will
make addresses.
Auumber of country people from the
district south Of town will leave this wees
for the Worlds Fair.
The Democrats of this joint Senatorial
district will hold their convention at Steu-
benville on the 10th inst.
Tcaac Tnphs is conducting q class IN
dancing.
The miners employed at Trolls coal
works, near Quincy, have notified the
MANAGEMENT that they will no longer work
on thespresent basis of payment, which is
part cash and dealing the other part out al
company store.
Martin Beckett, the old gentleman from
near Portland, who secured a license In
Chicago a few days ago 10 marry Rosa
Lewis, a l9.year-old girl, has several rela-
tives living in this city. His bride was IN
the city on Friday.
Eliza, young daughter Of John b. Watt'
has been quite sick with memoraneous
Group, but is improving.
Col. J, II. Mercer and daughter, Miss
Fleda, left yesterday for Columbus. where
thew will remain a few days with friends
be fore returning TO Chicago,
AT THE IO-DAls
Subject of morning sermon at the First
NJ. E. FISHERS of Men :" evening sermon,
Gods Message to You"
There will be no preaching at the Ger
man reformed to-day. The Women's Soci-
ETY. will hold a meeting at the church this
evening.
Usual services at the First Presbyterian,
morning and evening sermon.
There will be no preaching at the United
PRESBYTERIAN to-day.
The Church of God congregation, al
Georgetown. have decided not TO engage 8
pastor by the year, as they do not feel able
to pay the salary.
Mrs. Warran Huntley Will conduct ser
vices at City Hall at 3 p. m.
The Minister'S Association will meet at
the First NJ. E. Church tomorrow at :
p. m.
IL q. m.
Sermon at the Episcopal Church at morn
ing service.
COUPLE OF CARDS.
To TIE EDITOR: l have seen a card in
the Independent of the 2lst, by j. j. Nc
Comas. in which the writer claims that the
men working in the mill bank at the pres
ent are all union men. in good standing II
the order, and have, also, a union pit boss,
and that the union is conducted on union
principles. The writer must think the
public very forgetful, or else very easily
imposed upon, when but a few weeks age
a committee Of citizens Of Bellaire waited
upon the manager and the answer he gave
as reported in the daily papers, was tina
he would recognize no committee or official:
of the United Mine Workers, and would
have uo,u.lg to do with union men. Ever
the dullest mind could see that the mer
working there can not be union miners. J
wish to say, for the benefit of the public,
that the men who ven to work in the Mil
Bank nave, by theft action, forfeited any
claim TO be union miners, if they ever hac
any. and they will not be recognized as
such until they stop working IN the places
of other mee who were discharged because
thew belonged TO the union; men who lived
-. - the ruleS Of the organization. HOpinl