Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19
WITH THE NEWS.

NLEAh alld NOOi-
The coal fiotilla is still on the boom.
LITTLE Washington is to have loan
exhibition.
TIE mystery OF that Baresville swan
shooting has not yet been explained.
The Waverly reorganization move
ment seems TO have died an easy death.
Peace to its ashes.
Col. HOY is making out well with his
temperance lectures, and now goes in on
the humorous strain.
ZANE Street NJ. Z. Church will hold
their regular monthly social on Thurs
day evening OF this week.
NORTH ENDERs complain OF their mud
dy crossings. Come, Mr.. Kinney, show
us the bottom of that mud.
ANOTHER delicate and toothsome re-
past was spread by the ladies OF st.
Matthew's Church, last night.
The Belmont factory was closed down
Yesterday to allow the men to attend
the funeral of a deceased feeder.
JOHN MURDOCH, Right Waterman on
Main street, was the first 20 give the
alarm at the fire yesterday morning.
SCHOOL at Frasher's Business College
will not be closed on account OF the fire
last night in the Peoples Bank Building.
JOHN CARNEY, of the Peoples Bank,
lost a pet canary in the fire yesterday.
John mourns, and will not be COM
fOrted.
The "man without an identity" has
struck Steubenville. The Herald rhap-
sodizes over his wonderful mental ac-
complishments.
THE North End planning mills are en-
loving their share OF the rush OF bust
ness and have as much to do as they
can well attend to.
BELLS foundry, in the North End, is
running full time and has very heavy
trade. Fishers is in the same condition,
and reports orders too many to fill.
Gov. MATTHEWS Thanksgiving procla-
nations were sent out over the State,
Yesterday. Tomorrow week Will be
the day of turkey and cranberry sauce.
The Top mill is running night and
dav to fill its numerous orders. Tine re-
pairs to the blast furnace will soon be
completed and then the boom will be
perfect.
OFFICER MILLER has gobbled one of
the individuals charged with being con-
cerned in the rows in East Wheeling on
Saturday night. He will be given 4
hearing at the police court.
OFFICER ASMUs pulled in an individual
in the Sixth ward, yesterday, whose
skin was so full OF benZine he didn't
know himself from George Washing
ton. He will regain his identity this
morning.
A WEATHER prophet of Illinois says
the "winter of 1880 will be warm and
wet. with a few cold snaps OF limited
duration. But it will be colder than
the winter Of l577-S. 1t will he change
able, peculiar and rather disagreeable
winter
DURING a trip made to the North End,
Yesterday, by REGISTER reporter, he
noted the unusually good order preva-
lent everywhere. Ii is but rarely now
that this portion of the town contributes
anything to the police court and 1t is
greatly 20 its credit.
SEVERAL month ago Council appointed
Il special committee to inquire into the
practicabiity OF redeeming the out
standing certificates OF the Fifth ward
market and reverting the revenues Of
the institution to the city. Chairman
Caldwell will call the committee next
week.
The city is remarkably quiet at pres
ent, and there is as little lawlessness and
disorder as peace-lOving citizen could
wish. The solution is quite simple:
Every body is at work. Satan will find
something still for idle hands to do, is q
truism not to be sighted. And ii Satan
does not, somebody else will. With
every mill, factory and workshop run
ming full, the police become ornamental
and can trade their maces ior Juvenile
ball clubs.