Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
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Dotngs During o Day Disbed Up for the
Dear Public.
Tomorrow is pay. day at the LaBelle
mill
STREET Commissioner Stevens is con-
fined 10 his room by illness.
TIE La Belle factory was of yester-
day on account Of shortage OF iron.
A Nav layer of stone is being placed
on Twentieth street above Market.
JUSTICE MURRIN moved his office yes
tsrdsy to a building Just across the
street.
A NUMBER of pupils for Mt. de Chan
tai went out the Hempfeld yesterday
afternoon.
TIE gutter at Twelfth and Cnapline
streets has been cleaned out and much
improved.
ANTIoNEER hALLER Yesterday sold
the Gtary property in East Wheeling to
Thomas Clark Tor $780,.
A LARGE party from East Wheeling
danced in Franzheim's Hall, last night,
and suppered at Martins.
TEE Sunday school OF the Disciples
church held a picnic at Gaston's or
chard yerterday afternoon.
Ma. COLEMAN, the man injured by the
accident on the T~uscaraSas road, Is I'M
proving as rapidly as possible.
The fire plug on Eighteenth and
Chayline streets is broken 10 pieces and
should be attended to at once.
ME. KEATS, the Island shoemaker,
has had about thirty canary birds de-
s.royed by rats within q few days.
THERE was a pleasant time at the par
ty given at Mr.. Browns, on Jacob
street, last night. Niewig furnished the
music.
T. J. HUoUs, executor, yesterday
| transferred the Alex. Turner property
on Chapline street, to Dr.. G. +. Ulrich
for 5000.
ARMSTRONG, CoEN 4 Co. have been
awarded the contract for the erection OF
the new Seventh ward hose house al
$500.
Tax breach Of the peace case OF Eu-
gene Cady against VIM. Lauehlin was
dismissed by Squire Felber last night,
at the cost OF Oauy.
A VERY handsome crayon portrait oi
the late Miss Ella Moore, OF the South
Side, is on exhibition at Nicolls. 1t wAs
executed by Artist John Myles.
SOME new, lofty and beautiful poles
are being erected by the Western Union
telegraph company on Market, Four
teenth, Twelfth and other streets.
DAVENPORT, the negro, who was sc
badly cut 4 few nights ago, is still living
but is very low. O'Neill, his ALLEGED
assailant, has not yet been arrested.
CIRCUIT CoUKr will begin next Mon
DAY, when the Grand Jury will be call
ed. 1t is not likely, however, that any
jury trials will take place next week.
A WAGON loaded with sheep broke
down on Jacob street between Thirty
sixth and Thirty-seventh. There was
little harm done other than that 10 the
wagon.
TIE Western Union Office is now in
charge of Mr.. G. K. Tracy, and the Tel
ephone Exchange under the control OF
Col. NJ. K. Wolff, the changes taking
place yesterday.
OFFICER JUNEINs placed Tom Sweeney
in the lookup last night for dlsorderly
conduct. Tom is SAID to have been a
little full of benzine" and was hunting
somebody to whip.
Deputy US. MARSHALL. d. MAXWELL
! yesterday arrested George Rocky. OF
Glenn's Run upon a warrant for illegal
liquor selling Rocky gave bail TOR a
hearing tomorrow afternoon.
AUGUST MEM, of Wood street, was
caught between a coal Gar and the side
Of a coal bank, in South Side, yesterday
evening. DIR. Reed was called in and
found the injuries not very serious.
Col. Ton ScANLoN, the lightning ma
n~ipulator OF mixed drinks at the Nc
Lure House, celebrated his twenty
fourth birthday on Wednesday. The
Press club will remember the annivers-
airy.
THos. CLARK, the engineer who went
through the B. 4 o, bridge some time
ago. resumed his duties in the employ
Of the Company yesterday morning,
having the position Of engineer on yard
engine No. S73.
Our Bellaire correspondent, yester-
day, stated in an item concerning MIR. j.
F. Kelly, that no one knew where he
stood politically. This, Mr. Kelly thinks,
is a mistake, as it is his opinion that
every person knows where be stands
politically.