Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-11
Rrsutrs OF Ru q MING
Aeou, me ciss for small Scraps Of Local
News

AHE NArN Va p" 49,
with adultery, comes up before Squire
Felber this evening.
The new large furnace al the South
Wheeling glass WORKS was fired for the
first time, last night.
THE timely rain, yesterday afternoon
promptly quenched the burning heat
and made life endurable.
The heat of Monday was so strong
and Sudden that several OF the boilers
i'm the lower mills shut down.
TIE sight of police officer walking
rIpidly down street is sufficient to sci
the corner loaiers Crazy with curiosity
KRAMER and his musicians leave fol
White sulphur Springs about the LIST ol
July, aud will remain durlng the season
Az afternoon wedding is announced
for the 10Th inst, at the Fourth Street
Church, between two well known young
folks.
The seventh annual conclave OF the
Grand COmmsndery OF h nights Templal
of West Virginia meets at Fairmont
to-day.
The damage suit OF VIM. Bauer vs.
The Central Glass Company occupied
the attention OF Judge Boyd's Court al
day, yesterday.
IL the First Branch don't meet to
night and adopt some reports, there
will be fun tomorrow when the meF
come for their filthy lucre.
THE pump at the Belmont mill broke
last evening, about q O'Clock, compelling
a shut down. Everything will be il
working order by this morning.
THE Second Branch last evenini
adopti d resolution purchasing 10
on the Island from Auctioneer Hallel
for $3.50, to he used rs hose hOnse.
AUcTroHEER HERyEY Yesterday sold a
| pubic sale four lots and two houses be
longing to Capt. Robert COwan, to IN,
La Belle Building Association for - 40
The will Of James Mcdonald, de
| ceased, was proven before the Circuit
Court Yesterday, by j. T.. Mckennar
and |. +. Jones and ordered to be record
ed.
The big 10 pot glass furnace at thu
South Wheeling Glass Works wa
touched off yesterday. 1t will be abou
two weeks before it is sufficiently heat
ed.
The sidewalk in front OF the Miller
property, at the north end oil the
Market street bridge has been repaired
and ped6 striaAs no longer fear Tor then
lives.
NJ. NJ. O'SULLIvAN, the Irish orator
and Land Lacquer, will not be here until
June 10Th. Yesterdays REGISTER stated
that he would be here on the Goth oil
this month.
THs feeders at the Laughlin mill
struck yesterday morning, on account
oil fellow workman who was dis.
charged. 1t is thought they will return
this morning.
SQUIRE PHILIPS yesterday had Jo'
seph Harsh, whom he had arrested as a
lunatic, examined, and there being no
doubt as TO his insanity, he was ordered
sent to Weston.
CONTRACTORS ARKLE was last evening
awarded the contract for strings OF lime
stone on McCollocA street, the same to
be broken by hand. There was quite
q fight over the same.
The physicians Of the city met at the
rooms OF the Board oil Education, yes
terday evening, and made arrangements
for entertaining the State Medical SOcie-
~ at its meeting here.
RoHr. Hicks was before Justice
Philips Yesterday, charged with steal
ing $50 from VIM. Scott, who lives in
the Second ward. The evidence not be-
ing strong enough, he was discharged.
THE railroad problem will be the
special order OF business in the Second
Branch next Friday evening. II the
members carry on as they did last
night no one knows what will become
oft.
The attachments in the cases of
Hazlett vs.. Garrigan and McGrail VS..
Garrigsn were quashed by Judge Boyd,
Yesterday, on the grounds OF the INSULT
Cheney OF the aflidavits OF the complain
ants.
AN instrument has lately been per-
iected by which instantaneous photo
graphs may be taken while walking
along the street. One has been sent TO
this office and we will soon have a fine
large collection of corner loafers on ex-
hibition.
A TEAM belonging to Flaccus Bros.
created big sensation yesterday morn
ing by running of at the "Pewiky"
freight depot, and, while so doing, en-
deavoring to jump over dray, in
which they failed, but mixed up Things
badly. The animals were considerably
bruised.
LAST evening Lizzie Klein complain
ed to Officer Combs that dog belong
ing to Simon Lasch had bitten her. The
officer started out to paralyze the canine
cur, but was unable to find it. The
bitten woman then swore out warrant
for the owner and the case will be heard
to day.
IL there is an alley that should receive
the steet Commissioners attention, il
is No. q from Chapline to Water street.
There is not an alley that is travelled and
used more than this, and yet the Oldest
inhabitant fails 10 remember when II
Was cleau6u. ~ 10 uiltu Win DidCk
mud, and smells to high heaven when
the sun comes out strong.
THE necessity of a new Catholic
church has been felt in North Wheel
ing for SEINE time. Steps are now being
taken to meet the want and will proba.
eliminate in a new church. At pres.
ent the walk from the upper end OF the
city TO the Cathedral, or ST Alphonsus,
is quite long one, especially in very
warm or cold weather.
G. NEwNAN yesterday swore out a
peace warrant against Barbara Schmat-
inetz before Squire Felber. The en-
tire trial was conducted in the German
language. Not being acquainted with
the tongue the reporter looked on and
learned by Barbara's face at the close
that she was assessed the costs. This,
we believe, is the first German trial
ever had in the city.
ARoUT o'clock, last evening, a call
Tor police came from East Wheeling
and Capt. Bennett and Officer Junkins
FASTENED out. The call was mistake.
IL wsss priest called for and the cen.
trail office made it out police. A wo-
man was about to die and desired the
shOslly Seryiee of a holy iathar ard mn,