Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-13

SOME Of the heaters at the Top mill have
gone to work at the LaBelle mill.
A SENSATION of no small proportions is
brewing in the eastern part of the city.
ADAM Dye, who was so badly injured
down at the sugar refinery, is improving.
To DAY is pay day at Sweeney's machine
shop, also at the North End cooper shops. =.
The Bellaire Rolling Mill is at present
building new water supply opposite their
mill.
The Council Committees on Ordinances
and Claims meet at the city building to-
night.
DAVID GREER, foreman Cd the Belmont
blast furnace, says all IS working like
charm.
The Arlington stove works are running
to their fullest capacity, and orders are
plenty.
Nh. HENRY GRoSEwRIGHT, OF the North
End cooper shops, iscontined TO his shome
with sickness.
Mr.. HENRY TRUENAN has been appointed
to q clerkship at the office OF the c. & Z. K.
r., in Bridgeport.
A NKw crossing is being laid on Market
street in front of the City Bank. good
improvement.
ABOUT Sl25 were cleared by the Knights
of Pythias by their recent ball rendered
the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Cox. who was so badly stricken with
paralysis some time since, is again able to
be on the streets.
A NUMBER Of fast flyers were out on the
the road east of the city yesterday. The
driving was excellent.
MINERS are scarce and wanted at the
Wheeling Greek coal works and the Pits
burgh coal works at Bellaire.
GEo. W. WEBR, engineer at Hubbard's
saw mill, says be will have his engine on
exhibition at the next centennial.
THE roof is about finished on the new
glass works, near .Etnayille, that was burned
some time since, and work will soon begin.
THE coal miners who struck for an ad
vance of wages out at MarShalrs mines
have all gone to work, receiving what they
asked.
THE citizens who travel up North Market
street wish to know why a stone crossing is
not placed at the head of Seventh street,
east side of Market?
TIE BenwOOd rolling mill, which has
!een short of pig metal since they started,
have now got full supply, and are run
ming full in all departments.
JOHN ERWIN, formerly an iron boiler at
the Upper Riverside works, leaves for
Mipgo this week to take charge OF fur
mace there.
NICK CRossLow, of Bellaire, had on his
war paint again yesterday, and was rush
ing around with a gnn threatening to kill
every one he met. He will be 'jugged.'
EXTENSIVE preparations are being made
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for their entertainment on Thanksgiving
to make it success.
The Lodge of Rechabites, composed OF
young men, gave fine reception and oys-
ter supper at their hall on last Friday
night. They realized over S25.
The statue for the top of the soldiers
at Bellaire has arrived. IL is of
represents a soldier with a gun at order
arms.
The curbing has been set on the east side
of the National road for several weeks, but
all who travel up that way are forced TO
wade in mud ankle deep, Why was the
board walk torn up?
A GERMAN family, who lately came from
the old country, and were living at the
head of Fifth street, had the misfortune to
lose the mother of the family, and four
helpless children are left mOtherless.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons will convene in this city this moraing
al 10 O'Clock. The Grand Lodge of A. +. Il
A. NJ. OF West Virginia will meet on Tues
day morning at the same hour.
We are credibly informed that initiatory
steps are being taken looking to the cree
tiOn OF a Union Depot to occupy the whole
of the square bounded by Twentieth,
Twenty-frst, Main and Water streets.
COLLINS and Marshall, the painters who
fell from the scaffold, yesterday week,
while at work on the new Hess building,
are getting along finely. Marshall was on
the street yesterday and Collins is able to
sit up.
A FAMILY who lately moved to the city
from the valley of Virginia gotta consider.
able lot OF furniture on time and a fine
sewing machine. Their creditors are hunt
ing for them, but t-ey have gone back to
the valley.
LOUISVILLE, November 12-River ) feet 8
inches in the canal; 3 feet 9 inches on the
falls. Heavy rain this morning; cloudy
and growing cold. Arrivals-Andy Baum,
w. =. Schenck, Cincinnati. Departed
Andy Baum, Memphis.
THE respectable portion of the cOmmu-
nifty near Twenty fourth street were much
disturbed about two o'clock this morning
oy gang OF drunken roughs, who made
night hideOus with their yells and loud
talk. Is there no remedy for this?
ONE OF the Oldest engines to be seen in
the city can be found at Hubbard's saw
mill. il was built at Brownsville in the
year 1904, and has been in constant service
ever since. The history of it Mr.. H. will
give to any of our readers who will cali.
Its history IS great for old steamboat styles.
On last Friday some twenty-five couple
met at the residence of Miss Norton, on
Fourteenth street and from there pro-
ceeded to the residence of Miss Porter, on
Mccullough street, and gave her 8 most
complete surprise. Miss Porter entertained
her friends in royal style. Dancing con.
tinued until late hour.
THE contractor who is sinking the gas
well at Wellsburg, has reached depth OF
$50 feet, striking a flow of salt water,
winch is strong enough to keep fresh meat
1t is forced up by the gas and flows quite
freely, and when the gas we'll is set on 6re,
makes very pretty light
The Jews of this city will give one OF
the most refined receptions on the fourth
of December that has ever been heldin this
city. All are lookiDg forward to 1t, and
the toilettes are expected to be the finest
ever seen at any reception in the city. Mr..
Thomas Heymen will furnish one of the
finest rePssts ever spread to any reception
given in thissection.
ALL ladies and misses will be able to OBJ
tain beautiful picture Of Alice and Louis
Harrison, who appear at the Opera House
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov IA aud
IS, in Leonard Growers new drama entitled
Viva; or. A Sister slSacri6ce," by calling
at Wilson & Banners music store, No.
1918 Market street. free of charge. Seats
for said entertainments are now on sale at
the usual place.
A sKIFF load of young fellows, while
crossing the river at New Cumberland, yes.
terdsy, in attempting TO pull behind a TOW
boat which happened to be passing up at
that time, for the purpose of riding her
waves. went head on into her wheel, which
in txinkliDg made kindling wood of the
Aiff and dumped the whole party into the
river. All being good swimmers, they
managed to cling TO the wreck and paddle
themselves ashore, where they quietly laid
ont on the sand TO dry.