Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
LOCAL eLEANIxas
From Am over the Surrounding News
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SHoPPKRs were out in force, yesterday.
Ho HE. the Chinese laundryman, died
yesterday morning, Of typhoid fever.
TINE news Of the death OF VIII Thoourn,
of Kansas City, was received here yester'
day morning.
THE only case at the police court, yester.
day, was that Of Doct. Murphy, who paio
81 and costs for drunkenness.
YEsrxRDAY afternoon Upton Shores,
nailfeeder at the Top mill, had the nngers
of his left hand mashed in q nail machine.
The beautiful song, "0nlYa Pansy Bios
som" grows in popularity. wilson q
Banner have just received q new los OF
copies. ..
YESTERDAY afternoon Mike Scslly, Of the
BELMONT mill, badly gashed finger while
rolling barrel Of oil. DR.. Campbell
dressed the wound. -
SAMUEL JACKSON, the negro convict, was
taken to the penitentiory yesterday oy
Deputy Sheriff John s. Mitchell Two
years is bis time there.
THE funeral of Mrs. E. L. Quigg took
place Yesterday morning. Req elm mass
wss said by Father Sullivan, and the inter
ment took place at Mt. Calvary.
Ed. HOLIDAY, Of this city, is quite i'll at
Wash.-Jeff College, and his family was
summoned to his bedside, yesterday. de
was expected to die, last evening.
SERVICES to-day in the Disciple Church
at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ, will be conducted oy
the pastor. W. B. Thompson. Sunday
school at 10 A. N. A welcome TO all.
CoSwELL & BRowS's new Opera House, at
Cadiz, O., with a seating capacity OF 9Oo,
will be dedicated by Stanley's Dramatic
Company, on the 2lst, 22d and "a instant
Ar the last regular meeting Of Pottery
Assembly, Knights OF Labor, the tolloTlns
gentlemen were elected trustees: yonn
Singler, A. J. Schultz and Duncan stan
ford.
THE Street Railway company are re.
pairing the turn table at Bridgeport, so
that thew can use the extra car on that
line. This table has been out OF use Tor
some time.
LAST night two young men named Bry-
SON and Edenburg, got into a dispute on
the pottery corner, and Bryson stuck pen
knife into Edenburg. The injury Is not
serious.
THE first meeting of the 0ratorio Society
will take place ON Tuesday evening, De-
cember 18th, at s o'clock, in the First Bap:
fist Church, corner Twelfth and E1f
streets. All who feel interested in the
permanent organization Of the Society are
invited to attend.
"IHAvE lived and loved" is the title OF
the latest novel received by Stanton
davenport from the publishing house OF J.
B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia. The
novel is by Mrs. Forester and treats OF
high life in England, the object being APP
parently to show how miserable and I'M
happy a husband and wife can be when
jealousy steps IN.
ABOUT $50 o'clock, last evening, the
First Presby terrain church, Of Bellaire, was
discovered on fire The department turned
out promptly and soop quenGhed the blaze;
The flames had come from the heater and
had burned hole in the floor and ruined
the frescoing. The Sunday school library
was more or less injured by water. The
loss will probably be $3.50.
The insurance on the buildings damaged
by fire. yesterday morning was as follows:
Upon buildings, Colvin and Crangle build
ings each $1,000 in the Lancashire; the Cor.
don stable building, $1,000 in the Queen.
Upon stocks, ColYin's stock and machinery,
$1,000 each in the Manufacturers, of Wheel
ing. and Williamsburgh City, of New
York; on Crangle's stock, 81, 500 in Mercan-
tile, OF Cleveland, and 1000 in American
Fire, of Philadelphia.
YESTERDAY afternoon MeSsrS. Joseph
Bolden and VIM. Pool, miners at the
Wheeling Creek coal works, went out rab-
bit hunting. Mr.. Pool saw something on
the opposite side Of the run, which he sup.
posed to be a rabbit He drew his Enfield
took steady aim and fired. Imagine his
surprise when he heard cries from Mr..
Bolden into whom he had sent about
dozen shot. The distance was so great that
the shot had no serionS effect.
MICHAEL MINAHAN, the top filler at the
Bellaire blast furnace, met wit very Sc.
rious accident yesterday morning. He had
been at the top of the furnace and in
ascending the staircase he slipped and fell
distance of twenty feet breaking his collar
bone, ankle and arm. He was removed to
his residence on Gravel Hill, and DR.. Nc
Collough summoned. Mr. NJ. is poor man
with a large number of motherless chill
dren, having lost his wife some months
400 He is - wears old