Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-23

smashed considerable part OF 10, aad thea
broke loose and ran until IL vas caught oy
some other parties No one was hurt, put
it is q great wonder that some one has NOS
been killed there, Is there are some places
along the narrows where there is perpen-
dicufsr bank of ten or fifteen feet with the
road on top Of the bank, aDd no fence OF
the slightest protection Of an, kind against
going over, and there IL no telling when z
or killed there one of these days, and then
there will be . suit against the county Tor
damages. ~ Rells6arg Herald.
BaII11AsT, Ohio, has BEEN lald OF - 8
yillsge of the second class. and according
TO a census taken the other day, has pop
ulation of $50. She has glass WORKS IN
operation and rolling mill in course OF
construction and now Samuel Dun, OF Pitts
burg. who owns the hill facing the river,
inst above the town, has negotiated with
parties 70 put down q shaft and ouild
another rolling mill. Smiley Johnson
offers to do as much towards encouraging q
company TO locate on his farm as any otner
man along the Ohio river. and he Is abund-
antly able TO do as he says. VIM. Il. Rogers
offers to donate enough land on Riddles
run, about mile below town, for rolling
mill, with plenty OF coal, limestone and
building stone The people are very en-
tbusiastic and say they are going to have
one of the best manufacturing towns along
the Ohio river. They are TO put up one
hun dred new houses next spring. The
Spaulding iron works are to be in opera,
ton By spring. They have orders Tor ,OOO
kegs Of nails already.
As WILL be seen by reference to another
part of the paper the town council met on
last Friday night and granted to u. w.
Do hn
leges underlying the town and the right OF
way over certain streets. provided that he
begin work within 60 days, prosecute 1t
with diligence and have the mining OF coal
in operation within q year, aud also de-
posit S5cO with the clerk OF the town as
forfeit in case he fails TO do as required
above. All that remains now is for Mr..
Crawford TO sign a paper agreeing TO the
above, deposit his $500, and go to work, and
our coal shaft is assured. - WeHsouTg Herald.
A CORRESPONDENT from East Liverpool,
Ohio, says: MANY OF the working potters
here declare that some OF the statements
made by the bosses before the Tariff Com
mission in Wheeling were unwarranted:
The manufacturers claimed that II cost
them ll3 per cent. more to produce than
their English competitors, and the working
potters claim they are not given the benefit
Of any such per cent increase over what
English workmen receive"
The following business was transacted at
Justice Philips office on Saturday: In
the case of the State vs. John Mozingo, for
tumult and disorder, on Sixteenth street,
Mozingo was fined 81 and cost, and com.
mitted in default A warrant was issued
upon complaint OF John W. Shuttle, charg-
ing Veronica 10y with taking and carry
ing away one gold charm. The case will
be heard to-day.
ONE of the boiler makers from Wheeling,
who was repairing the boiler at the upper
mill last Sunday, was burnt very badly.
The lamp exploded and scattered the con-
tents over him, his clothes taking fire. The
injured man ran around the mill while
his clothing was on fire, when his comrades
caught him and put the fire out, or he
would no doubt have been burnt very
seriously-PdRhdRdLe MeWs.
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
road is having a new siding made at MillerS
station. 1t will be ] 800 feet long and &C.
commodate so cars The siding at Short
Creek will be heightened 500 feet. This is
made necessary by the extension below the
creek. as otherwise, with the coke business,
passenger trains could not move. There
will soon be two freight trains each way,
daily on this road.
On last Saturday Captain George w. Har-
rison, G s. Hamill, Doddridge +. Graham,
Edward c. Tillson and Henry Sisk were
chosen corporators of the West Virginia
Central and Pittsburgh railroad, so far as it
runs through Mary and were elected
directors for the ensuing year.-Cun1berland
Times.
The attractions at the Opera House for
next week are: Monday, October 30-Stan-
ley Haylin's American-Anglican Allied
shows. Wednesday, November barry
and Fay. Thursday, November Prank
Frayne. Friday, November 3-Minnie Mad
dern. Saturday, November bertha Wei
by.
The meeting at the Disciples church,
which has been going on so successfully,
will be continued through the evenings OF
this week at 7:30. Elder s. w. Brown, OF
Washington, Pa, is expected tonight to
assist in the meetings.
The young gentlemen who blockade the
REGISTER office door every evening are real
flirts.-JOurndl. Oh, what cruel SANDER!
"Rebecca, do We look like mashers?
MASON county sends one Democrat and
one Republican, instead of two Demo-
Gratis, as given yesterday morning, to the
Legislature.
CAPT. BENNETT was notified last night by
telegraph, Of the probable murder at st.
ClairSyille, and warned TO look out for Law.
less.
The golden pumpkin is the favorite mar
ket vegetable at present. Pumpkin pies
are now physicians friends.
ABOUT half of the novels in the library
have been taken out. The place has be-
come very popular.
IT was reported that Eph. Morris was
hacker, stakeholder and referee, all at once,
on Saturday.
For further information concerning
Teemer's record, see Joe Fleming and Pc
ter Boil.
TEN cases will be before his honor at the
police court this morning
REGuLAR meeting of Council tomorrow
night.
The river is rapidly lessening in depth.