Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-02
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
The Steel Plant Now Working Double
Turl.--MOre New Men to Arrive
During thu Week---Chronicle of
Briefly Told Items from the Glass
City.

The steel plant worked yesterday on
double turn and will SO continue. In
order to start up the plate mill and
blast furnace, it is expected that about
fifty more new men will be shipped to
the works during the present week.
The strikers still maintain order and
are hopeful of winning their battle by
the refusal of the tin and structural
mills to use the scab production. The
strikers are>using their influence in
this direction. The strikers relief
committee are still doing good work,
and fifty dollars besides provisions
enough to last them for some time.
Health Officer DR.. d. w. Boone re-
ports six deaths for the month past.
One OF these was due to consumption,
three from apoplexy and two from
pneumonia.
Solomon WE'LL and Alfred Levy have
returned home from Dunkirk, Ind.
Clarence P. Mercer, son Of Nj. n.
Mercer, druggist at the corner Of Bel
mont and Thirty-second streets, is one
of the successful twenty-five who pass
ed the last examination by the State
Board OF Pharmacy. There were one
hundred applicants.
Henry Grella, the Union street sa-
loonist, arrived home yesterday from
Pittsburg, after two weeks visit with
friends. Mr.. Grella, just after his ar
riVel in that city, was stricken with
rheumatism, but is now greatly i'm
proved.
Grant Shurtleff, advance agent for
Taylor's 1>ing's Fool" company, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
and left last evening for New Martins
vile. The show opens a weeks en-
gagement at the Elysian December 9th.
Anderson-J. r. Kali, GAINESVILLE.
Thomas King, of Pitt6burg, arrived
in the city yesterday on business.
Clarence Jacobs and w. R. Wangle,
Of Wellsburg, were guests OF friends in
the Third ward yesterday.
Globe-Thomas e. brakes, Cleve-
land: e. D. Mellott, w. p. Woods,
Woodsfeld; S. McClain, McClainsville.
William Van Archer, Of Pasadena,
Gala, arrived in the city yesterday on
business.
H. H. Gudgen, of Meridian, Conn,
was q guest of friends for a few hours
in the Second ward yesterday.
Alexander Harler, Of the First ward,
is suffering from a mashed tee of the
right foot sustained while at work Sat
day night at Rodefer's glass factory.
Henry Nagle, Of this city, who has
been working for Davis & Archer, the
street contractors, at Sistersvllle, for
the past two months, returned home
yesterday.
Abe Herzberg returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, whers he is clerk in a
dry goods store, to mis- home in the
First ward. Herzberg is a staunch
Democrat and came home especially TO
vote.
Mrs. J. f. Sherry, Of the Second
ward, returned home last evening from
GAINESVILLE, where she has been visiting
friends and relatives.
The election returns will be received
tonight at the Office of the Globe Hotel
by both parties. Everybody is in
vited.
Mrs. Julia H. Long, wife of John
Long, Of the vicinity OF Shadyside, died
last evening at Z o'clock with cancer
of the stomach. The deceased was
about f1fty-siX years of age and leaves
q husband and six children, all grown,
one Of whom is married. The news of
her death was received in this city with
much surprise and regret, as the fam
lily formerly resided in the First ward
and has a large circle Of friends. No
arrangements have as yet been made
for the funeral.
The Misses Pickett entertained a
large host of their friends last night
at their home in the Fourth ward. The
evening was pleasantly passed in vari-
Gus amusements and refreshments were
served at a seasOnable hour. About
fifteen couples were present.
A mission was opened last night in
Trinity Episcopal Church and will be
continued throughout the week. 1t is
being conducted by Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham, rector of st. Luke's EpiscO-
pal Church at Wheeling.
The trial of Lawrence Wineberg and
Edward Bayles, charged with breaking
into the station house at st. Glars
Vile Junction October 25th, was
heard before Mayor Williams yesterday
afternoon, but the evidence was I'M
cOnvicting and both boys were dis
charged.
q The funeral of Patrick Moran, who
died last Saturday afternoon from a
complication of diseases, took place
from st. Johns Church yesterday af-
ternoon at one o'clock and was very
largely attended. The burial was made
in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Santa Clara exhibit cars showing
the products of the Garden county Of
California arrived in the city yester-
day from Bridgeport and are stationed
on Belmont street at the 3. & 0. rail-
road crossing.
Charles Henrietta, of Dillie's Bottom,
Democratic candidate for County Sur
veyor. passed through the city yester-
day and circulated among friends.
After careful canvass of precinct
No. . CT Pultney township, which
covers the territory about st. Glars
Vile Junction. it was found that two
thirds of the miners will vote the
straight Democratic ticket to-day. 1t
is wei to add that about three-fourths
of these miners voted last campaign
the Republican ticket.
R. W. Lee. of Columbus, is the guest
Of J. C. Larnia and wife.
John Turner, who had three toes Of
his right foot mashed by being run
over by a p. & O. freight train near
Cambridge last week, and who was
brought to the city building in this
"a 80 +,i-ev, Yesterday IN tho conn