Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
LOCAL GLEANINGS
From All over the Surrounding News
Field.

LOCAL GLEANINGS
From All over the Surrounding News
Field.
ONE less pickpocket to contend with.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the gas works.
THE Supreme Court has adjourned.
The street cars did big business yester-
day,
ONE marriage license was issued at the
clerks office, yesterday.
VERY few drunken men were visible on
the streets last night.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted 10 record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
SEVERAL fights took place in the city last
evening. No person seriously injured.
The Bridgeport street cars are now Of
some service TO the residents Of the Garden
Spot.
Mystic lodge No "a, K. Of P, will give
grand ball at the Elm Grove hall, Janu-
airy ~.
WIN. MARSHALL was arrested for disturbing
the peace at the Opera House, yesterday
afternoon.
DAVID MCLEART, q workman at Bells
foundry, had a finger badly mashed at the
works, yesterday.
The work of putting up the new iron
structure for the La Belle Mill will be con-
tinusd to-day.
Miss A. TAYLOR, of the college, will lee
ture on Higher Education Of Women"
on Tuesday, at Grafton.
The question that was asked in all the
houses of the Fire Department yesterday
was who will be the next?'
WV. ANDERSON, who fell on the ice at
the LaBelle Mil Friday, had his left arm
dislOcated, not broken as heretofore re-
ported.
Ex-CHIEF of the Fire Department VIM.
Eccles placed the new gong in Chief Dun
ning's residence as per contract, yesterday
morning.
UNCLE TONS CABIN at the Opera House
was we'll attended last night and was de-
serving Of all the patronage 1t received IN
this city.
Me- wooDNANsEg wishes us 10 state that
he does not intend 20 move to Toledo, D.,
hut has leased the hotel he 1t present oc-
cupies for another year.
GEoRGE WASHINGTON, the cOlored mOke
who stands accused Of robbing Punk Har
yey Of a diamond cross, was brought TO the
city from Pittsburg, last night, BY Captain
Bennett, and lodged in Jail.
OFFICER JUSKISs last night arrested
Bridgeporter, named Dunaway, for being
drunk on the street. When arrested the
man bad a very ugly cash in his head,
caused by falling on the pavement.
The new addition to the Belmont nail
factory, in which twenty new machines
will be placed, was finished last week. The
company does not expect to have the ma
chimes in running order before the 10Th OF
next month.
In Part I, of the Circuit Court, Monday,
will be heard the case of Mrs. Markell vs.
Wilson & Dunleyy, asking for 5000 dam
ages, her husband having been killed IN
the defendants cooper shops. MeSSrS
DOyener and Frame for plaintiff, and
Messrs. Jordan, Caldwell 4 Caldwell for
the defendants.
in Part of the Circuit Court, yesterday,
nothing but chancery cases was heard. In
Part 2, the case of the State vs.. Geo. Green,
on charge Of selling liquOr on Sunday.
The defendant was fined $50 and costs.
This case will be carried to the Supreme
Court of Appeals by the defendants. No
other business was transacted.
The attention Of our readers is this morn
ing called 10 the advertisement OF John
Freidel 1880 Nam street, in another col
umn. We made a brief inspection of his
goods last evening, and in our judgment
saw the most elegant and varied assortment
of fancy novelties for the holidays TO be
found in the city. Call in and see for
yourselves.
AFTER protracted and severe illness,
DR. f. bailey Mccoy died yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will take place tO-mOr
row morning and requiem mass will be
said in St. AlphOuSus church. Though APP
parently eccentric, DIR. Mccoy was a thor
ough physician, and in his death Wheel
ing loses one Of her best practitioners.
HENRY HAGEDoRN, a third hand at the
LABelle Mill, had a very narrow escape
from being seriously burned Friday even.
ing. He was running the red hot balls Of
iron from the furnace to the squeezers
when the pulley broke, throwing the mass
Of iron at the young mans feet. He being
at a run could not stop, and fell over il.
Fortunately he was not seriously burned.
YEsrEpAY Manager Linch, OF the la Belle
mill had large force of men at work tear
ing out the broken squeeZers and replacing
them with the old squeeZeTS. They expect
20 complete the work some time tonight.
The mill will be started up again MOnSay
morning. Manager Linch Is entirely too
energetic a man to allow that portion OF
his mill to be idle for any length OF time.
THE following transfers were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday:
A deed made the 4th day OF November, 1882,
by Geo. ZoecAler and wife, of Fulton, Ohio
. county, to Joseph DOnayan in considera-
ton Of $40 for lot No. SO, in selection e
in Mount Woods Cemetery. \ deed made
the 18th dap of December, 1882, by W. P.
Hubbard, Special Commissioner to George
Mathews, in consideration OF $50 for the
north half Of lot No, !, in square No. 10.
A WELL attended meeting of the stock
holders of the Bellaire Nail Works was
held at the company's office in Bellaire
yesterday afternoon, on the question OF
subscribing 10 the stock of the proposed
steel plant about to be organized in this
vicinity. This matter as we'll as others
VAS discussed at length, but nothing def
mite wss arrived at, and the meeting sd-
iournCd to meet at the same place next
Saturday afternoon.
NEsrEsDAN morning Frank Healy, FORE
man of the Atlantic engine house, WAS
discharged and Mr.. T. Sinder installed by
the new Chief Dunning. Several days ago
reporter was informed that Chief Dun.
ming, hearing that Foreman Healy was
sbOut to resign, sent Mr.. John Bodley, who
was friend OF Healy'S, to try and induce
him to hold the position, which mission
was successful and Healy stayed in HIS
position until yesterday morning, at which
lime he was approached BY the Chief, and
told that he had better hunt another
position, and his resignation would be ac-
copied" No cause was assigned, except
that Healy took too prominent q part in
The late defense Of Chief Eccles
slippers, slippers.
We nave an elegant assortment of slippers
for tha SSOlidaVs going at a. 81 II gS and