Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-16
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ington on the 10Th.
MICKEY AcLAuGLIS is in the lookup on n
charge of drunkenness.
HreH FLYNN is in the Eighth ward lock-
up, on a charge Of drunkenness.
THERE will be grand party at Mr.. Geo.
Ridgeley's up Short Creek tonight.
A LAD named Maven was killed in
Rainey's coal works on Wednesday.
The Pleasure and Literary Society will
give their hrst hop on Christmas eve.
NOTHING but chancery business was
transacted in Judge Jacobs Court yesterday.
Par JUDGE. night dispatcher Of trains at
Cameron is on duty again after terrioie
illness.
The Moonlight Social Club will hereafter
hold its entertainments in MeLain's Hall,
Twelfth street.
Mr.. Laramie put another self-feeding
nail machine into operation at the River
side mill yesterday.
YESTERDAY was a field day in Recorder
Hooks office. No less than five marriage
licenses being issued.
EDWARD REEL and Mrs. Elliott Fleming
were married at West Alexander, yester-
day, by Squire Mayes.
The b. & o. engineer corps are still at
work around the city with reference to the
Hempfeld extension.
Work at the Top mill still continues, al
though the striking feeders have not yet
returned to their posts.
The piers at the bridge upon which the
Il. & o. depot stands are being rip-rapped
against the coming Of the ice.
ALBERT DAVIS. entry clerk at the Wheel
ing Pottery, fell down the elevator yester-
day. but was not seriously hurt:
THOMAS RYAN was arrested by Officer Dun
lap Yesterday for drunkenness. and was
sent to the wOrkhOuse for thirty days.
A LARGE boom of logs broke loose at
ClarkSburg night before last, and many OF
them got away. The loss is very large.
TOMORROW, the 18th of December, l77O.
Beethoven, was born. Will the society here
do anything. to celebrate the anniversary?
GEORGE CLINE, cX-Street Commissioner OF
Martins Ferry, and brother OF Joseph
Cline. engineer at the LaBelle mill, died
yesterday morning.
MESsEs. +. VI. Norton, j. 7. Hodgens and
other gentlemen of Portland, o., have re-
queSted Jacob Kemple 10 lecture there, and
Jake says of course he will.
Two sets of elk horns, the largest ever
seen here, arrived at the Adams express
office night before last for Henry Wolf.
They came from Leadville, and the freight
on them was over $50.
We are informed that the skiff line that
runs after ferry hours in North Wheeling
does a thriving business. The Little Annie
will be apt To monOpOliZe the trade II the
times will suit.
some of the folks over at Ftnaville and
Martins Ferry can hardly talk of anything
but the new pottery and the starting of the
new mill Ii will give rush to business
over on that side.
4 CRIPPLE named GOSt rode into the
creek at Burton day before yesterday, and
falling from his horse was drowned. lie
was under the influence Of liquor at the
time.
SOME OF the younger members OF society
gave a very pleasant entertainment at the
residence Of X. II. List. Esq, on Ninth
street, last night. Prof. Killmeyer fur
nished the music.
THIS evening T. T. Cockayne will go with
his orchestra TO the residence of Mr.. Ridge
~, near West Liberty. TO play for grand
reception. Over $50 invitations have been
issued. and it has been looked forward to
for some time past as the event OF the sea-
son.
Two gentlemen named O'Brien are in
the lookup on charge of disOrderly con-
duct. They intrenched themselves in an
clubhouse in the Fifth ward and began an
indiSCriminate shooting with revOlyers. but
officers Williams and Bruim finally cap
turcd their fort and locked them up.
\ MUSICAL treat is in store Tor our people
next Wednesday evening, when the de-
lightful little SOngStresS, Miss Flora Will
liamS Of Martins Ferry, will give n song
recital at Germania Hall. She will have
the assistance of her teacher, Mrs. Shieb.
and Master ISaas Freeze, the violinist
Some one entered the Riverside mill
night before last and tempered with a self
feeding cold iron machine, throwing it
badly out of gear. The mailer, Mr.. Geo.
Cline, worked for some time TO get il in
order, but says that he succeeded after all
in getting good days work from il yestcr-
day
YESTERDAY afternoon, about one o'clock,
aS engine No. " was pulling out of the Il.
& 0. repair shop yard drawing an empty
passenger and mail car, engine No. IS came
up the track with a number of flat cars. A
collision ensued, and two of the cars were
thrown from the track, but no one was
hurt and no great damage was done.
The tracS-layers on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie road are within short distance
OF MaSSillOn. The bridge across the TuS-
caravans river will be ready for the track
by the 10Th, connecting with the Fort
Wayne road. RumOr has it that the conf
pany will Use the Fort Wayne track to Can
ton, there connecting with the "Tuscara-
was Valley Road" and that both the
Wheeling and Lake Erie and Valley road
will Use the same track from Canton to
Wheeling. leaving Navarro, Bolivar and
Zoar out in the cold The suspension of
work between Massillon and Navarro looks
like it, IL is said that the difficulty of Sc
curing the right of way has something To
do with the change of the original plan.