Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-11
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YOyE taxesare now due.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to rec
ord yesterday, Ner---<yy- 81
TIE telegraph case comes up before Judge
Boyd this morning.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
The merchant tailors win now closelat 6
p NJ, except Saturdays until March 1st -
A LANCE bell top for the Mingo furnace
was cast by Sweeney & Son, yesterday.
Ting Special Committee on Legislation is
called for The City Building this evening.
MIS-. SIEBKE, who has been sick for some
time, was reported very low yesterday A.
ternoon.
The new large driving wheel for the
Riverside mill was cast at Sweeney's
foundry, yesterday.
FRANK WooDs' little girl had her face
badly cut yesterday afternoon, by falling
down the cellar steps.
MARX NAY, one of the men hurt in the
trench, as stated in Tuesdays REGIsTER,
was removed to the Hospital this afternoon.
The net proceeds Of the recent fair at the
church Of the Immaculate Conception were
Sl,2SS.1I last year il amounted to Sl,ll5.
RoBERr ii. SWEENEY was qualified as q
Notary Public for Ohio county, by Clerk
Hook yesterday. Security, VIM. II. Halter;
bond, $50.
The Mutual Union Telegraph Company
have rented The building next to the Peo-
pies bank, and yesterday the men were en-
gagged in removing the wires.
By the mixture of Conceivable coke
with anthracite coal, eastern furnaces in
crease their production nearly 80 per cent.
as compared with anthracite alone.
The Peoples Bank elected the following
directors, yesterday: John Reid, Thomas
O'Brien, A. Wilson, Geo. II. Tingle, ID. L..
Ratcliff, Geo. G.. Hannah, T. T. Hutchinson,
John Yockler, Frank Walter.
Next week Sweeney & Son will begin
work on the machinery OF 4 new boat for
Capt. DCdc Berry, the third one he has
constructed. They will also prepare ma
chinery for a new towboat for Capt. kra-
mer.
Mr.. CrLLEY'S boy had narrow escape
from being gored or tossed by o COW belong
ing to Hugh Boyd, in East Wheeling, yes
terday. A gentleman happened to be PISS
ing, who rescued the boy before he GOT
hurt
A LARGE number of the immediate friends
and relatives OF Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Cham
bers, called at their residence in the east
ern eud OF this county, yesterday, and as.
sisted in celebrating the anniversary ot
their silver wedding.
VACuELE GALLOWAY was killed and 5. II.
Wade seriously injured, yeSter lay, by e.
& T. train at Horkyillc, in Jefferson coun.
IL. Or. Todd, of Bridgeport, attended
them, though SIeUbenville WAS their home
Robert WHlrr. 4 very old and highly
respected citizen Of Taylorstown, Pa, out
the Hen, piiCld dropped dead at his resi-
dCnCe yesterday morning. shortly after he
had left his bed. The physicians in attend
anCe pronounced The cause OF death apo
plexy.
TuE committee on Water Works, last
night. called attention to the fact that J.
f. Knox claims title to q part OF Eighth
street, his fence projecting three feet on
that street, and IS that street is the pro-
posed route of the thirty inch main, steps
must be taken in the matter.
The Buckeye glass works at Martins
Ferry is again running steadily and turn
ing out more ware than ever before. Hlr-
riSOn Belts of Martins Ferry, has the
contract of furnishing this enterprise with
barrels and casks during the year. Another
bottle shop was started on Monday.
LAST night Miss Lena Zimmerman. for
schools. was married at her parents resi-
dence. No. 3,SO7 Jacob street. Mr. John
Mech, of Salem, o., was the happy man
and the ceremony was performed BY Rev
Otto Nerwein. In Arbenz Hall, near by.
the happy couples friends danced IN their
honor. Long life to them.
{. II. THoMrsoS. Of one Of the Trustees OF
the Amalgamated Association, returned
from Pittsburgh yesterday, where he has
been attending meeting OF his board lie
reports that in the matter OF the feeders
strike. his association Will take no part UNI
til the TaiIers receive mandatory orders
from the owners, in which event the aSSo-
citation will come to the front
The extensive stave machinery OF Coch-
ran & Wallace. of WoodSficld, OHIO, has
been purchased by the Bellaire Nail Manu-
featuring Company. and will soon be re-
moved to that city and put in active opera
ton. This purchase, beside saving the
company their large freight bills for the
transportation OF rCady-made slaves from
WOOdslield. will furnish employment for
an additional number OF workmen.
The ordinance establishing the fire de-
partment of the city WAS last night amend
ed So as Ia provide for the new hook and
ladder department, and for the Seventh
watG reel house For the former there will
be one foreman. one hOStler, and one tiller-
man. and for the latter, one foreman, one
hostler, and three extramen. The remain
der Of the ordinance is unchanged, and the
alterations simply place these two houses
on footing similar to the Eighth ward
house.
LAST night q row occurred at the Mcclure
House, participated in by several respecta-
BILE young men. and which is to be regret
red all around The Police Court this
this morning will investigate the cause Of
the trouble and determine who was to
blame. At this time it is only known that
Lou Franzheim struck George Kelly, for
an alleged Insult to Wheeling ladies, and
that Ed. Larkin then struck Lou. Lou
was right badly hurt, but his friends stout
" defend the course he took.
The matter did not come mp and a speech
already prepared by Mr.. Kimberley, was
not delivered. But Mr.. Hoffman offered
resolution inStructing the Committee on
Water Works to report to Council ut its
next meeting, the cause OF the breaSage of
the Worthington pump. There was little
chin musiCon this proposition, in which the
citizens meeting on Saturday was Satirically
referred 10, and in which il was stated that
Superintendent Riddle Courted full inves-
tigatiCn, after which it was adopted.
JUICE JErFERs of the Municipal Court,
had on trial before him yesterday, the case
Of Jacob Lafierty VS.. Mary L. Handlan,
administrative OF the estate OF Hiram Mar
tin. deceased. The suit was one TO recover
i, Geo alleged 10 be due on a board bill.
The jury, composed vi Michael Edwards, J.
W. Grub. r. ). Irwin, Daniel Schaubn,
PANEL Whitehead, ID. Il. Irwin, Henry
Jones, W. J. RObb, G. Il. Behler, John \.
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