Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-02
BENWOOD.

Michael Moylan, who has been confined
in the Moundsville Jail for some time as
an accessory to the crime committed by ms
son last July, was last week sentenced 10
nav a fine of So or twenty-five days In
iail. He accepted the latter alternative.
The sons trial took place at the previous
session of court. He was sentenced TO ten
years in the penitentiary.
VIM. hurry, of Pittsburg, is spending
Easter at his home here.
VIM. Sockman had one OF his feet quite
severely burned at the steel plant one DAY
last week, and he will be unable 10 walk
for some length of time.
A force of men are at work removing the
machinery from the new nail factory, whlch
has remained in "innoCuous desuetude'
ever since It's construction.
John Fay has returned from Plttsburg,
where he was called by the death OF his
mother
MIR. George 10y, an employee Of one Of
the steel plants, had one OF his feet badly
crushed, one day last week by heavy
mass of metal falling upon it.
Mr.. w. s. Powell, one Of Marshall coun-
TVS most progressive aud energetic teach
ers. was in the city Wednesday.
Mr. VIM. Policy is improving his prop
erty on Main street.
for some time, is recovering.
A supper and social will be given Satur-
day in the basement hall Of st. johns
Church. The proceeds will be devoted to
the reduction of the debt on the new edi-
fee.
Mr.. VIM. Bursee has removed his family
to Wheeling.
A concert will be given in McMechen to-
morrow evening, under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
The horse attached TO Jeffers' bakery
wagon ran Off one day last week and over
turned the wagon, scattering the load OF
pies, cakes, etc, about promlscuously, ana
breaking the vehicle
One of the employees on the motors has
been appointed United States Deputy Mar
shall. and those who have been amusing
themselves by placing distractions on the
track had better be little cautious in the
future Three arrests have been made and
more will follow Two Of the boys arrest
ed are out on bail and the third is in jail in
Wheeling
The pudding department and skelp mill
were Off yesterday whileth rolls in the lat
ter were being changed for the purpose OF
rolling 22-inch plate. Both departments
have been making excellent time recently,
and the prospects are good for continual
LlOu OF lu6 SAINT.
The teachers in the public schools here
and in the vicinity will. this week, take the
school enumeration of all youths over six
and under q years, according to the school
laws. The taking Of this enumeration in
wolves no little trouble and exersion. One
great obtacle being the lack Of information
on the part of a number of people as to the
object Of it. and hence reluctance to an
swer questions intelligently, which is o
prime requisite as the work must be exact
and those engaged in it are required to GER
certify TO its correctness. and all this free,
gratis, for nothing, as the law makes no
provision for remuneration.
The new plate mill at the Riverside was
completed last week and will commence
operations tomorrow.
Miss Maria Dolbeare is unable TO attend
to her duties as typewriter, owing TO i'll
ness.
Special Easter services will be held at
all the churches to-day.
Mrs. Chas. Price has purchased the post
Office building Of Mr.. w. Z. Greenwood.
Consideration 80, $50.
Mr.. H. Brush will remove his family to
Pulaski this week, and DR.. Eskey will oc-
cupy the place, when vacated, having re-
Gently purchased the property.
Yesterday was payday at the wheeling
steel plant.