Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-23

So Says the Company-State That
Several Men Returned to Work
Sunday and Quite q Number of
Other Have Put in Their Appli-
cations Will Be Considered.
The Strikers Entertainment.
; Other Bellaire Items.
The situation at the steel works is
not changed much. AS forefold IN
Sundays Register, few of the men,
who had previously declared their in
tention, returned to work Sunday. The
strikers say that will be all that will
leave them and these were only SYM
pathizers. A member of the company S
officers, however, makes different
statement and says that quite a number
of the old men put in applications yes
terday for jobs and their applications
are now being considered by the man
agement The strikers will give an en-
tertainment at the Elsyian Theater
next week, the proceeds to be used for
tn benefit of the commissary depart
ment. 1t is expected that the enter
tainment will be literally patronized.
The B. & o. pay car was in the city
yesterday
VIM. Randolph, colored, who was
arrested Sunday for drunkenness and
carrying concealed weapons, was tried
before Mayor Williams yesterday and
fined S35 and costs He was immedi-
ately taken to ST. Clairsville to work
out his fine.
A plain drunk was arrested by Mar
shall Bahra yesterday. He gave his
name of Jas. Jaminson and hailed
from Fairmont.
Constable Hazel, of st. Clairsville
Junction, brought James Hess, of the
same place, here and placed him in
Jail. Hess is charged with disturbing
religious meeting at that place
Sunday.
A number Of Bellaire teachers will
attend the meeting of the Eastern
Ohio Teachers Association at Steu-
benville this week.
Miss Matte Heron, of Wheeling
Island, has accepted a position as
stenographer with the Bellairo Stove
Company.
Miss Rebecca Richardson, of Sis
tersville, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ Richardson, Of the
Third ward.
The University Center held meet
ing in the parish room Of the Episco-
pal church, Gravel Hill Cut, last night.
Miss Neva Keldow, of Bethesda, is
visiting the family of ]. c. Tallman.
The Junior Mechanics held meet
ing last night.
The Uniform Rank, X. of P, held
we'll attended meeting last night.
Messrs Beuter & Sangston have
made extensive improvements upon
the Schmulbach property on Union
street, and have opened up a saloon,
hall and bowling alleys.
The wife of John O'Neil, night en-
gineer at the Crystal, died last night
at 1920 o'clock of consumption. She
was 46 years Of age, and has been con-
fined to her home for the past seven
months.
]. c. Tallman leaves to-day for his
farm, back of Bethesda, for a two days
hunt.
The twelve members of the "Old
Glory" company are registered at the
Globe.
DR.. Robert Nourse will deliver a lee
ture at the First M. E. Church on
December ID His subject will be
"Why | Am Not An Infidel."
J. E. Sisson, of Wheeling, registered
at the Globe Hotel yesterday.
There was such a rush for seats at
the Elysian theatre last night that a
large number had to be turned away.
The ladies of the Coffee Circle" held
an official meeting at the home of Mrs.
John Steger, in the Second ward, yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Ada NJ Porterfeld will enter
tain a few Of her friends at her home
on Guernsey street tonight.
Henry Wesling, of Gravel Hill, is
slightly indisposed and unable to leave
his home.
Charles Bippus, the Union street
druggist, has gone to the country for
a three days hunt.
John L. Sullivan will be in town
next Monday.
Jesse Bippus and VIM. ROUGH went
to GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Henry Maggie, of Sistersville, has re-
turned to his home.
Misses Mary and Katie Starks, Of
Wheeling, were guests of their cousin,
Mrs. Oscar ]. Poorman, Sunday.
A meeting will be held here Thurs
day to organize a Sons of Veterans
camp All young men who are quail
flied to join are asked to attend.
Fred Stewart, who is employed in
the mold department of the Bellaire
bottle works, will sever his connection
with that concern and go into the
glass lettering business.
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