Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
BENWOOD.

The Wheeling Steel Works Company
IS tapping the gas main 10 place light
on Eighth street THIS was an agree
ment with Council. The company
agreed TO fence Bessemer street, and
have not done it yet. The company has
not finished nling in Nc Mechen street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
These failures to comply with the or
dinance are causing complaints.
william Chapman, weIl-known
society man of this place. will be best
man at fashionable wedding at Wheel
ing this afternoon. The wedding OF
William Boles and Miss Annie Atwell
Us the ceremony In which Mr. Chapman
will take part
J. +. Siyert, the County Superintend-
ent OF this county, arrived here vester-
day and spent the day visiting the
schools. He was pleased with all he
saw at the institutions. The Superin-
tendent Is on his regular visiting trip.
At tho recent meeting OF Council the
water works ordinance was referred
back to the Committee on Ordinance
and Rules and Water and Lighting.
Something Is 10 be done In the matter
IN the near future.
There are number OF strangers in
town in search OF work The old men
are TO receive their old positions when
tne Riverside starts this morning, and
there Is l!.tfe chance OF strangers ga
curing work
The National Union will meet to-mor-
row evening at Odd Fellows Hall. All
members are requested % be present.
as important business is to he attended
TO- Ihis organization is in prosperous
condition.
Thomas Newton and Joseph TAYLOR
are at Moundsville They attended a
dance there Monday night, and got
landed In the lookup after the ball. &"
4hey sent home yesterday for funds to
pay out
Alile Chapman spared at the Elvsiap
Theatre at Bellaire last night. This is
me theatre where Peter jackson was
IN attendance, but Allie didn't spar with
Peter. Ii was another fellow.
Citizens along McMechen, between
seventh and Eighth streets, are com
p.alning that their cellars are often
HiIed with water as result OF the bad
condition OF tho street.
The city election will be held next
april. Mayor, Marshal, seven Conn
C"men aud q Street Commissioner are
10 De elected. No candidates are vet
officially announced.
Charles Gatcwood has the contract Of
vhitewashing all the electric sfreet
railway poles in town. lie VIII bezin
today
John Coleridge, who died last Monday
after an illness Of three days. Of grfp,
Wi.I be buried this morning at MI
calvary. He was aged thirty-tbree
years.
Joseph Fiadinr, a well known citi.
len' has secured BIS old position az the
riverside furnace, running the cinder
engine, In WIN. SegOrighCs place.
The names OF Augusta DetempIe and
william Hall were called ont FOO church
la'i sunday They will be married the
25d Of this month.
Special services will he held nay,
sunday az the new ~ u. Church 20 Gel.
tOIate tine occupancy Of portion OF
the new structure
George Bckus, better known a.
Junk who was confined in tho lock-
Np' charged with Being drunk. was re.
leased yesterday.
lonng society men OF this place will
eve oancn this evening At Doian's
ha'I. hiImeyer will furnish music.
'ir'. Lottie Kern Of this place. who
mas oeen visiting friends at Glenwood,
gus state, has returned home.
a number OF society folks attended
,he dance last Monday evening at the
Opera House, Moundsvllo.
Whooping cough is prevalent in town.
some families there are as high as
Tour cases
Guy Do!beare, who has been visiting
a' Llttleton, returned home yesterday.
squire Henry Riddle will be able to
attend TO business after this week.
a child OF William Curry was buried
Yesterday afternoon at McMechen.
Mrs. N AConley and family, who have