Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
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News.
WARM and pleasant.
IT Is fashionable to 70 to the Bellsire
Loan.
Pay day at the Riverside and Top
mills.
Use marriage license was granted yes
terday.
Benwood band will blow at the Loan
tonight.
The IaBelle rail factory has shut
down on account vi no nail plate.
TIE boat with the Wheeling corps OF
engineers for the W., p. < c. survey Is
at Fish Greek.
The incorporation certificate OF the
Centre Foundry Company was recorded
by Recorder Hook, yesterday.
The bad weather is about over, and
by Monday the mercury will be excur,-
ing away up among the nineties
A WORKMAN at the Laughlin mill
named Clifford had his finger cut oil
yesterday, by piece of pig iron failing
il.
MR Lucas has made arrangements for
the Bells OF COrnevihe excursion to
Strubenviile, on the 81. lawrence, next
Friday.
THERE was very pleasant dance I'M
der the auspices OF the Island crowd at
Zane's, last evening. Meyer furnished
the music.
A LITTLE child belonging TO a family
named Martin, living in East Wheeling.
was severely burned Yesterday while
about stove.
FRITZ MAYER, a boiler at the LaBelle
mill, had severe cash cut in his head
Yesterday morning by the falling OF one
Of the pulleys used to run balls to the
squeezers.
MARGARET MCDERNorT, yesterday,
swore out two warrants against Kate
keenan, before Squire Felber. One
charges the defendant with assault and
battery, the other with breach OF the
peace.
JoHS SANDERS, a Benwood bricklayer,
had his hand badly mashed, yesterday.
He was working near the BenwOod mill
and had his hand on a rail, when coal
car passed over il. Ii is thought ampu-
tatiOn may be necessary.
CHIEF MUTu, of the Bellaire fire de-
partment, was in the city yesterday, and
invited all of the men OF Wheeling's
department, through Chief Eccles, to
attend the funeral OF Henry White, a
deceased member of that city's force,
which takes place tomorrow.
The Bellaire boys seem to be madiy
Jealous of our good looking Wheeling
boys who go down to patronize and help
aloug their Exhibition and Loan, and
avenge themselves by saving spiteful
things in the newspapers, thereby show
x poor judgment and bad taste.
The Diurnal, with her excursion par
ty, will leave the wharf this evening
Those wishing to take a short and pleas
ant trip should purchase tickets to day.
The managers guarantee the best oil
order. You can 20 TO either Marietta or
Parktrsburg. Kramer will accompany
the boat.
BILLIE TAYLOR is the name OF twelve
year old colored individual who was ar
rested last evening by Officer Junkins
on warrant charging him with throw
ing stones at the cOlored school. As he
sat in his dungeon cell he looked like
anything but the light-hesrted, musical
individual whose name he bears.
Work OH the broken b. 4 D. bridge
was continued, yesterday, and a large
part OF the wreck removed from the bed
Of the creek. The tender was hauled up
through the opening and taken to the
shops. A big tackle was rugged up,
ropes attached to the engine and 1t was
pulled partly over to the bar at the
mouth OF the creek. Railroad men
think the engine is not 80 badly injured
as was at first supposed.
The slide in the furnace at the Top
mill is not as Dad as was at first sup
posed. To those who do not know the
meaningol the term, it can be explain
ed by saying that it is the limestone
formation that aecumulates in the fur
mace and along the sides, and then
comes down with rush after large
amount has gathered. Sometime it be-
comes necessary to cool off and tear
down part OF the furnace before remoy'
ing the mass. In the present case 1t Is
thought the blast can be put through 1t
and thus run of, at loss however OF
time and fuel.