Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

James Srard. 4 presSer at the Buckeyt
glass works, who resides on Fourth street
was struck by lever while at work Mon
day evening and very seriously hurt His
head is badly bruised, and he is suffering
considerably from the shock
Mrs. Manahcn is visiting friends in Wells
Keagy and Ferry periodical aucuoneers
are here on visit.
The repairs 10 the new sherman House
are completed and il is fine hotel.
Mr.. K. T.. sweeney says the report that
he has sold his brick yard is untrue.
John T. Pennington, who has been very
Ill for some time. is able TO be out.
The Maud 3: took Belmont Lodge 22l
]. q. q. +. TO Bellai re, last night, on Il fra
ternal visit. The members were highly
gratifed with their visit and with the little
boat We enormously stated. yesterday.
that the Anna had been engaged 10 make
the trip.
Lucien r. Martin. Western agent OF
Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co. i back from an
extended trip He and his wife will short
" take up their residence on the west side
OF the city.
The Excelsior BAND with their new in.
.truments, will furnish music at the Coss
festival Friday and SATURDAY nights.
The gas furnace at the Laughlin mill has
been completed and the stack for the heat
ing furnace. The heating furnace will
likely be completed by Saturday.
Mr.. Jameson. u Steubenvillr. VIII" was
badly burned bv an explosion some five
years ago died Yesterday. lie was the step
father of Captains Jim and Vim Eberlein,
who run the Bellalre accommodation on the
{. Il /. road.
Elmer Moore and George Goodrich, who
were taken from the lookup early Sunday
morning by mack 81 men, returned la the
CITY Yesterday aud gave themselves up.
Mayor Mitchell fined them each so and
costs They have no remarks To make con-
cerning their sndden departure.
Leonard food was arrested yesterday On
n warran, sworn out By his wife in which
he is charged with abusing her and his
family.
The following named persons have
taken ont nited States licenses James
kriesey. .. u. ~Chreincr. NJ. Stumpt. e..
Ganding Henry FlotO. &. Feterer, John
Beck. q. W. Schcll l. McDonough, Thomas
Fitzsimmons. Jasses Ferrell James Hama
CHAN. Daniel Mack. This does not look like
Martins Ferry will have TO g. dry by any
means for the next twelve months.
Thomas Sweeney vas befor Mayor Mitch
ell Yesterday, on. charge Of lighting at
Sheekey'S saloon last week, and after a
hearing was discharged. owen Frery,
on the same char,r, got five dollars and
costs.
A special meeting OF the Trustees "i
Peasc township WAS held at Clerk llanes
office last night 10 consider the propricty OF
applying the interest arising from the &.
O. Bonds To the improvement of th" Ohio
Valley pike from Bridgeport 10 Burlington.
Ii has been determined 10 proceed at
once with the work of building the new
foundry IN paull's ahditi and the groupds
will I've >takcd Oir to-day. B. ENley, Jr..
has furnished draughts for the buildings as
follows: Warehouse. N5NB feet, stories
high foundry building, I0lN62 feet, en-
ginc and finishing rooms, 2iNGH 1cct EN-
lrys will 10 the carpenter work. S"lby
Brothers the hri, k work, and Charlie Sea
bright the stone work. There will b" one
hundred windows in the buildings, and II
is expected that all the work will he done
in time TO 20 to woYk on fall orders.
Mrs. Carharino Miller received at"lrgram
from Columbus. ohio. announcing the
death of her brother Mr. John Fisher. at
that place on TUESDAY morning. AMI at
once lrlt Ia attend his funeral.