Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
Accidents-Offer to Furnace
Man-SOcial Event-Sickness
and Death-Street Car Change
Other Matters.

drunken man was tJtCteu liouI t'o
street cars, Saturday evening, on account
of indulging in profane and vulgar
language. The conductor very properly
took the gentleman by the nape OF the
neck and threw him overheard.
A drunken man rolled over the EN-
bankment above Benson's Ferry, Satur-
day, into the turbid OHIO. 1t sObered
him up and he came out OF the rlver
Wetter If not a wiser man.
Mrs. Adam Wagner, OF the Fourth
ward, who has been sick Tor some time,
is cOnvalesCing.
George Camp, Of the First ward, has
severe attack OF lung fever.
Guernsey and Belmont streets are
undergoing extensive hlllng repairs,
thanks 10 Street Commissioner McCiel-
land.
Eph. Hogan was before Mayor Cas-
sell, Saturday, on charge of stealing
valuable gold watch from Liveryman
John BraidOn. lie was sent TO the
county bastile To await the acton OF the
couTts. John Granger was also sent up
| ON account OF assaulting Mrs. Charles
| iianke.
We regret to announce the TACT that
tha latest reports from the recent Is. x
| : w. wreck say that Mrs. A. III. Cald-
well is in a critical condition, and 1t Is
extremely doubtful il she can recover.
| She il under good treatment at Mr..
Robert McKelyeys. Mr.. Mckelyey's S
kindness and unfiagging efforts in be-
half of the wounded deserve special
gratitude from humanity at large IL
Has also reported on the last tram over
the road that there are strong hopes oil
the recovery Oi the other wounded an
| iortunaies.
We regret that wrong construction
| Was. hy some parties, put upon The
| REgISTER'S report of the doctors anu
others Of the Brllaire crowd who return
| ed before reaching the wreck on the b.
q ;. W. Thursday. pr kurz, who
| showed considerable anxiety amt viii
| Enyness 10 contribute his services to the
sufferers, turned back only on the lie
msnd of Col. Baron, who sustained
severe spTain of the ankle IN endeayor
Ing 10 reach the scene OF the accident
nv a iDrei overland march, Dr huri
is the ColOne's family physisianl an'
no one who knows him would attTibau
ANYTHING but the imperative call OF dui!
| that would take him away IRON any
thing when humanity called. The doc
tors willingness to help the untortunat
j. loo well known for any wrong con
struction to be placed upon ms actions
VIM. Cochran 4 Co, whose new stSN
factory AT WOOdSfeld has lRsi beel
completed, shipped their last install
ment Of machinery, Yesterday, over IN
In ( ;. ". road. The mAchiner
j. said IN be the best Ot the kind Il
Eastern Ohio. 1t Sas manufactured D
/. Spence, Of IMaTuns ferTy. W
hope Messrs. Cochran wallace WI
sue,eed beyond their expectations
An accident Of serious nature O.
eurred al the b. 4 q. roundhouse satu'
day evening, about $50 O'Clock. NJ
Cbris. Clsayer, acting as engine hostile
, xas taking engine No. Ia into III
4 house. the throttle gOt oct ot order al
: 10 conld not shut Oh the steam, az
2 The engine ran through the house, an
nassinY through the brick wall, made
rayity OF not less than thirty ieet 81 uAr'
as tearing of the entire Tooi, Perhsi
d ssyentv-fve feet in length. The eng
. xss considerably damaged. Mr. OlesN,
e 5sseryes credit ior the heroic manner
} xh;rh he stuck TO the engine. hsd
not held the thrOtile;and oy hercu'e,
e s6,Tts succeeded in shutting on u
/, sfsam. il would be difficult 10 estins
!. the damAse that might have rssat" i
;. from the mad career Oi the Wiz U
gine." - a.. ..ra,
a wears superintendent Of the Bella
4 nsil works bias, furnace, has reserves
h proposition from the Lowell oIAsi u
= pacs, near youngstown, Ohio, TO