Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23

while in an intoxicated condition,
were siyen a hearing before Mayor
Williams Thursday evening. The
charges filed against them were aggra-
waited assault They plead guilty
and each was fined $50 and costs and
given ten days in Jail Not being able
20 pay their fines they were taken to
ST. Clairsville yesterday morning by
Marshal Stuff where they will remain
until the robins nest again.
STEUBENVILLE INDUSTRIAL.
Special 70 the Register
Steubenyille O.. February 22.-On
all sides in this city can be heard words
Of warm praise for the energy and
enterprise OF Hartje Bros. for their
costly engagements TO their paper
mills in this city which, when COM
pleted. means the employment OF a
number Of men.
The lronda)e mill will start up Non
day and run at old rates, simply to NIL
orders now on hands and then shut
down tho works The men have refus-
cd an offer Of steady work at ten per
cent reduction.
1Ir. j. Brilsch. Of the Findlay Clay
Company. of Findlay, has been en-
pl0yed as manager of the Ohio Valley
clay works. Nlr. Brutsch is-'skilled in
the manufacture of glass pots, and
through his long experience in this
line the company can be depended on
10 turn out the usual high quality OF
pots, their only product.
a slight fire occurred in the finishing
department at Sharps foundry. Thurs
day evening. the floor catching from
am overheated flue 1t will eXtinguish-
ed by the employees
Patrick Flynn has commenced work
on new road from Brown S station
to DavidsOn's Mills in this county.
The old employees of the Markle Fire
CLAW Company have been notified by
the attorney that they will receive 30
per cent. on their claims for wages
due.
The Mooney flour mill property, in
this city. appraised at $4,000, was sold
by the assignee this week to Washing>
t0n-Jeferson College, who held a mort
gage on The property. They bought 1t
in for 5000.
The stockholders of the Phoenix Tel
eph0na COMPANY have increased their
seri-al stock from $4,000 10 $4,000.
The company has now $50 subscribers
and that number viii shortly be in
creased TO 500 The additional stock
Was subscribed by the present stock
holders. forty-fve of whom are resi-
dents Of this city. Telephone service
20 an parts of the county will he given
bv The new line
Tho Narkle fire clay works have shut
down for repairs. Means foundry, Of
This city. have put in new shaft, and
Shattcr G Co.. of New Cumberland,
have nut i'm a feeder and a clay bin
viii he added Two kilns Of sewer
nine have been burned and pronounced
good
Tho Wheeling Corrugating Company
has brought suit against The Brilliant
trho ana iron works for s147 due on
account OF material furnished.
S.pi. IC'n Flood. of the Steubenville
street Railway Company. is securing
right of way 10 extend the street rail-
way from Fourth street down Market
TO Third street. ont Third to Adams,
and mp Adams to Fourth street.
Deputy Mine Inspector T. II. Love
was iu the city this week. Re is one
of The committee of the Ohio Institute
Of Mining Engineers to frame resolu-
tions on the death of the late Hon.
Robert Sherrard. who was q member
of the Institute. Mr.. Love condemns
the waste OF many of the mining pro-
cessos now used i'm this district. The
while considered private property. was
State ought to step i'm and stop it. It
rs predicted that at the present rate Of
mining coal ahout the middle Of tho
noyt cepturv win SEQ tho ord of Goa,
mining ON n LARGO ecsla in t,is co,,,,+,.,.
Who're Hrht and heat is n come from,
then ie as vet uneolved PM tiD tbo
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