Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-29
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
No Change in the Situation at the
Steel Plant.-A Resume of Briefly
Told Local Notes of the Glass Citv.

Yesterday was marked by no ma
terlal change in the situation at the
steel plant. The mill worked as usual
on single turn, and is said to have ac-
c6mplished an output of one hundred
and fifty tons of steel, while the
strikers were as determined as ever.
The strikers relief committee con-
tinues to do excellent work.
Mark Hanna, after his speech at the
Elysian Wednesday night, met the
striking steel workers in one of the
rooms Of the Hotel Globe and con-
tributed fifty dollars to their relief
fund. In addition, he extended them
his sympathy and expressed the hope
of an early adjustment of their diff
'ulty at the mill.
T, Pickles.. OF Pittsburg, was a guest
Of the Windsor while here yesterday
on business.
George w. Yost, of Cleveland, was
an arrival in the city last night.
J. F. Miller. of Cleveland, and T T.
Junn, Of Columbus. were guests of the
Belmont last night.
Andrew Martin, foreman for ]. B.
Crawford, the painter, will go into
business for himself some time soon.
He will be located in the Third ward.
Martin & Landkrohns New Bad Boy
company gave performance Wednes-
day night at the school house at Shady
side. James Lafferty in the title role
created bigger sensation than did
Philip s. Granger on his last appear
ance in the town. They left Shadyside
yesterday to show at Woodsheld and
other towns along the B., z. & c..
Miss Grace Harding, Of ST. Glars
vile, is visiting the family of Mrs.
Jennie Storer, in the Fourth ward
George Hickman and Hal Clarendon,
Jr., advance agents Tor the Bertha
Creighton company, are in the city to
bill the next attraction at the Elysian
| Theatre
Anderson-A. R. Kelsey, Kelsey's
| Statiou; Joseph S. Wilson. Steuben-
Vile
Among those who arrived in the city
yesterday on business were: B. f.
Scott, Pittsburg; ]. c. Alexander, Bal
timore; A. E. Thompson, New Haven,
Conn; D. S. Bayne, a. w. limerick,
Pittsburg; A. H. Cooley, Huntingdon,
| Pa; w. r. Peterson, Baltimore;
Theodore Strickhauser, R. j. Eaton
Philadelphia; H. H. Geyden. Meridian,
| Conn
Globe-C. ". Watt, John Hingeley,
GAINESVILLE: j. NJ. Taylor, Cleveland;
| E. A Williams, Beallsville; Charles A.
P. Barrett, Dayton.
| About a dom members Of the old Union
| Veteran Legion, which disbanded about
! six years ago. both in this city and
! Bridgeport. met in Squire Bason's Office
last night and decided 10 reorganize in
| Bridgeport al the Masonic hall a week
| from next Thursday evening.
| A boy by the name of Kittlewen. about
| sixteen years of age, was arrested last
night by Officer Charles S;rahl for dis
| turbance at the Elysian Theatre.
! Ed Turner was brought 10 the city yes
terday from GAINESVILLE. where he had
| the tees OF his right foot taken OF under
! the wheels of a heavy freight car. He
| was placed in the city cooler and viii be
| taken care of by the trustees.
| Rev. Weiss, pastor Of the German Lu-
! thsran church. is lying i'll of rheumatism
| al his home on Gravel HILL
| Salter & Martins Uncle Toms Cabin
| company paraded the streets yesterday
| afternoon with two bands, colored and
| white. and women's bugle corps. be.
| sides other attractions natural to such q
/ parade. The appearance at the Elysiar