Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07
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JOHN ENeLR, an employe at the Nail
City glass works, wss badly burned yes.
terday about the head while engaged at
his work.
Ms. MAY BEzELL and Master Ralph
B.. Of ClarksburY, are visiting at the res
idenee Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. II. Robin.
son, Main street.
A lumber Of young men Of this city
and vicinity are arranging for a social
gathering and picnic at Seibert's place
at an early date.
J q. Hess. Esq, q day or two ago offer
ed James Paxton $4,000 for 25 feet OF
ground~ adjoining the McCourtney prop
erty on Market street.
LUCINDA DUNCAN was before U. ).
Commissioner Forbes yesterday, on q
charge Of tampering with letters, and
gave bond for q hearing on Saturday.
Ma. GEORGE ZoscELER, Of Fulton, who
lately purchased his brothers property,
is having a fine new residence built
thereon to replace the one torn down.
The case ofthe US VS.. George Rocky,
charged with selling liquor illicitly,
arrested by Deputy Marshal Maxwell,
was dismissed, there being no evidence
to hold him.
The Council Committee on Fire De-
partment met last evening at the City
Building in regular monthly session,
audited the bills against the department
and ordered them paid.
OWING to the intense heat Of Yesterday
the mills were compelled to remain idle
in the afternoon. The La Belle, Upper
Riverside aud Top mills were of. Work
will be resumed this morning, however.
The teachers, county superinten-
dents, &c, are responding to Superin-
tsndent Butchers invitation to attend
the Teachers Institute and Superinten-
dents Convention in this city this win
ter.
FULTON seems to be in a bad fix, as no
one will accept the position Of mayor.
Mr.. Bayha, who was elected, declines
to serve, and others will not accept Of il.
Send to Ohio; YOU can easily procure
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A CONVERSATIONS and public recep-
ton will be held at the Whee hing
Female College this morning at 9
O'Clock. Some of our most distinguished
clergymen and citizens are expected to
be prese Mt.
OK Friday evening next Mr.. VIM.
G~lassner, who resides about eight miles
east of tn,s city, will entertain his hu-
merous friends at his residence with a
grand reception. 7. T. Cockayne, with
orchestra, will play.
Mr.. SHAFER, the plasterer, who has
the contract Tor p~lastering the new toll
house near the city will finish tomorrow,
and the carpenters will put on the fin
ishing jobs. 1t will be done according
to contract by the middle OF the month.
The United fire engine, which has
been undergoing extensive repairs at
the Baltimore and Ohio machine shops,
was Yesterday completed, and this norm.
ing Chief Eccles and Engineer Moran
will test her to see that everything is
right.
"OYsrER MoLL," diias blue Goose"
was before L. S. Commissioner Forbes
yesterday on a charge of selling malt
liquors without having paid the special
tax, Quite a number OF witnesses were
examined but the case was postponed
u it'll Saturday week.
TOMORROW Mr.. Glessner and family,
o. Burdatts and family, Mr.. Wilhelm
and family, Henry B~lumenberg and a
great number OF others, will 60 to Mem.
minger's Orchard and spend the day
dancing to the music of T. I. Cockayne.
A pleasant time is looked for by all.
Miss NELLIE WHITE, the victim OF
yesterdays catastrophe, was the Oldest
daughter of Col Robert White, OF this
city, and was a bright and charming lit.
tie miss l3 or IA years OF age. She was
just returning from q visit to friends in
Hampshire county, accompanied by her
brother and sister. Col. and Mrs.
White have the heartfelt sympathy OF a
Ia 'ge circle Of friends.
ALEX. LEMLEY, who has been an in
mate of the Ohio county Jail for some
years charged with horse stealing, had a
fOUs DroSequi entered in his case yester-
day, but was Immediately re-arrested on
a c0pids from Randolph county by
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell. Lemley is
wanted there on a similar charge. He
SAYS he neve before heard of Randolph
county. ~-~
IT has been decided by Mr.. Charles
Conner, who recently purchased the
Parker Barracks, on the South Side,
that that imposing and highly ornamen-
tai (2) piece OF architecture must come
down, and this morning workmen, if
they can be had, will commence the
work Of demolition. There are at pre-
sent quite a number of families living
there, but, so our informant states, they
have been warned to leave and they
have refused. Notwithstanding this, the
work OF clearing it away will commence
this morning. From present appear
ances there will to be fun ahead.
Mrs WELLS. an aged widow lady who
keeps a boarding house near the cor
ner OF Main and Twenty-fourth streets,
met with q very serious accident yeeter-
day afternoon. The old lady had been
making catsup, and after it had been
bottled, she was storing it away in the
cellar of her house. In descend.
ing the steps leading to the cellar,
she in some manne missed her footing,
slipped and fell, and in falling broke
some OF the bottles she was carrying
One of the broken pieces pierced the
palm OF her hand and severed q large
artery, and for a time it was thought she
would bleed to death. DR.. Billiard was
called in and the flow Of blood stopped,
and at present she is doing as we'll as
could reasonably be expected.
AMER Many Days
Hon. Daniel Rider is now visiting in
Claysvilie, Pa, from which place he has
been a~bsentabout a quarter oil a century.
Many years ago he was q member OF the
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