Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
LITTLE Local LOTS.
Brief yotsinss OF News In and Aboai
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KKLIER and Long are both revoked.
OFFICIAL returns will now slowly come in.
No Committee on Fire Department last
night - 49, - '.-.. -
Tm Board Of Education meets Thursday
night. -
TIE mills are putting in their best ticks
just now.
EvKs1TH1Ss quiet in the Police circle
last night.
Owe marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
TIE Hay market was largely attended
yesterday. Prices as usual.
ONE deed of trust wss admitted to record
at the Clerks office yesterday.>
TIA work on the east end of Ohio street
ia being steadily pushed along
TIE Rorkmen on the repairs to the streets
were out in full force yesterday.
TIE Capitol was particularly quiet, yes
terdsy, though eyery officer seemed busy.
The knights of St. George meet tonight
at St. Alphonsus School Hall for drill.
The County Commissioners will meet
on Friday next 10 siga the certificates of
election.
TIE crossing on Tenth street. at the in
teTsectiOn Of Main street, was being laid
yesterday.
Market street is coming in for her share
of the repaying. Yesterday small block
was relaid.
CONSIDERABLE improvements are being
done to some parts of Crangle's block, on
Market street.
A NEW pavement has been put down from
Seventh street up as far as Sixth on the
west side Of Market.
TIRE Ale Bitters fishing club returned
home last Saturday from Cold Springs,
where they had been for tea weeks.
The North End Temperance Union will
hold q meeting at Bryants Hall tonight
Good speakers will be in attendance.
CHARLES FOSTER, a moulder at the TOP
Mill, had the little finger of his left hand
taken off while at work yesterday.
Mr.. MAX FEINLER, the well-known mu
stefan, is still very low at his home, on
North Market street. from paraiyhc
stroke.
SQUIRE ScHULrZE, in talking Of the recent
election in his wsrd, uses language like
this: The yelping iackals OF my own
party and the laughing hyenas Of the
Democracy" He is not angry either.
WN. II. HARDEN WIS appointed admins
traitor of the estate If Eliza H. Harden
deceased, at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
Bond, $4,000, with s. K. Wallace, A. 5
Harden and s D. Taylor as securities.
ENGINE No. 62, of the P, W. & KY. road
was coming down the track yesterday af
ternoon about o'clock. il ran over a fine
steer at the corner of Ninth and Water
streets, killing the brute almost instantly
A TELEGRAM announcing the death o.
Edward Clark, President OF the Singer
Manufacturing Company was received IN
this city Yesterday, and as token Of re
spect the office OF said company will bc
closed to-day, the day OF his burial.
TIE news of the rupture in the Amalga-
mated Association at Pittsburgh, had not
reached this city last night, so as to be III
general circulation, consequently the ef
forts of REGISTER reporters 10 obtain oPin
ions in relation to it proved abortiye.
TEENER and friends were detained in
Pittsburgh and did not arrive Saturday
bat can g in on the noon train yesterday
0HanlOn is training him. and from their
appearance last evening it looked as II both
OF them had been in very severe training.
A NUMBER Of young men are arranging
for a big reception at the Triadelphia Hall.
A number from this city, West Alexander
secured T. T. Cockaye's musicand expect a
good time. Thirty couple will participate.
WHEN the report of the local inspectors
in relation to the Scioto disaster was sent
to Supervisor Fehrenbatch, the use of Long
was referred to him for final adjudication,
the local inspectors failing to agree. Super
visor Fehrenbatch has perpetually revoked
the license Of Long. putting him and hel'
Ter on the same footing.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Atlantic fire
engine and ClatOr ladders were taken to
the Court House for the purpose OF testing
the relief valve on the engine and also the
ladder. The valve worked nicely as also
did The ladders. Several of the Committee
on Fire Department were present and were
highly elated by the working OF the COM
pany and ladders.
SUNDAY night Willard Stout, a boiler
maker at Morrison Il Co.'S works, in this
city, met with very serious accident at
Wellsburg. He was standing near lighted
lamp, when il exploded, burning his left
arm and side badly. Medical attention was
Immediately procured and the burn dress
ed. He arrived home yesterday, and at a
late hour last night was resting as we'll rs
could be expected.
A RECENT dispatch from Waynesburg
SAYS: "A daring mail robbery occurred
near Philippi, across the Greene county
line, in West Virginia, a day or two since.
The mail was being carried by boy. and
when passing through a dense forest he
was attacked by two men, and the mail
sack torn open. A number OF registered
letters were known to have been in the
sack. Further than this the amount of the
haul is not known"
CsrNCILMAN HABERFTELD had a very mar
row escape from being drowned, Sunday
morning. He is the owner of a very
spirited horse, and Sunday morning he
rode the animal to the river to water IL.
After the horse had drank enough it very
playfully went to "bueking," and landed
Mr.. Haber6eld about twenty teet out in the
river. He vas that far from shore when he
appeared on the surface. Fortunately, he
is good swimmer, and soon regained the
shore, none the worse for the fall except
badly used up snit of clothes.
The October meeting of the Sunday
School Teachers Association, which was
postponed two weeks ago, will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the United
PRESBYTERIAN church. Addresses will be de-
liyered on Sunday school association as
sembly, noteSby RPvs. Milford, Hite and
Weidman and Mr.. W. A. List. There will
also be a short general discussion on the
length and nature of the weekly lesson re-
view. This will be q very interesting
meeting, and full attendance is desired.
YESTERDAY morning Ed. Burch and Ern-
est Borgard, two small boys working in the
nail factory at the Top Mill, had quarrel
about a lamp, which resulted in Burch
slapping Borgard in the face. The latter
picked up q hammer and threw il at Burch,
striking him on the left side Of the face
near the ear. Burch dropped as if he was
shot. There was great excitement in the
factory for few minutes, as il was sup
posed that the boy was dead. DIR. Burney
was Immediately called, and after thor
ough examination stated that he did not
think it was at all serious, or that the jaw
bone was broken, though it was an ugly
wound.
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