Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-11

Fire I'm Planning Mil = Accident
News Notes Of All Kinds.

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Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
fire occurred at Exley's planning mill. Some
shavings which had accumulated on
steam pipe under the stairway caught nre
and the flames Here discovered and extn-
guished before there was any damage. Tue
Ore originated from spark from the stack.
VIM. Speidel, Wheeling chap was pick
ed up here in q very drunken condluon
last night and locked up.
Thos, Stroup has retired from the ex-
press business, and will go TO carpenter
Mr.. John Belts has broken ground for .
dwelling house on Walnut street.
The board walk from Hanover street 70
: the depot should either be repaired or re-
moved. 1t is in miserable and dangerous
condition. -,
Eddie, James and Charley, sons of Mr..
Mike williams, are all down with typhoid
fever.
Dan Stewart is out.
The Catholic festival at Commercial Hall
begins TO morrow night
Yesterday morning, as George Weooer
was driving bis express wagon down FIRST
street. and when at Mear's store the horses
became balky and ran over the embank-
ment breaking one wheel into spllnters.
The wagon was loaded with glass from the
Buckeye glass works, and 1t was much
broken. George and the horses escaped
uninjured.
The Elson glass works is making good
time and is selling all the ware turned out
A shipment Of $50 packages was made on
the Andes yesterday for points south:
The foundation of Williams building on
Washington street is approaching comoie-
MoCord Brothers have just received first
class brick pressing machine from the East
This will be used for fine brick. They will
shortly receive a number on engine from
Pittsburgh. Brick making will begin In
earnest as soon as the weather permits.
Mr.. A. G. Campbell left yesterday for the
East summoned by the illness Of his father.
1T. Thomas, Esq, is in the East on ousi-
ness.
ard Gibson, is dangerously i'll.
Can't. r 8. Moore and VIM. Goodhue lett
Yesterday for Kansas via the P, W. & h.
Glass making began at the new l5-pot
furnace at the buckeye Glass works yester-
dsy. Only few shops we're on, and every
thing started off encouragingly. This prom
ises 10 be the boss furnace. The strike
among the boys employed in the goblet
shops here is over. Each shop Will % al
lowed carrying over boy and swapping
up boy. The leaders have been discharged
and the other boys will 60 to work this
morning. The throttle valve has been re-
paired and everything will be on to-day.
1t really begins to look like spring had
come. Yeste rday looked like 1t. Every
where men, women and children were seen
cleaning up yards and making gardens.
House cleaning has begun in earnest:
DR.. Cox removed his family from Sisters
willie 10 this city, yesterday, aud will live
in the house formerly occupied by Capt. Il.
S. Moore.
Uncle Peter Harrison, who has been laid
I'D with dislocsted thigh for some months,
is able to be out by the assistance OF cane
and crutch.
The Wheeling breweries sell about
seventy.five kegs Of beer per day.
Mrs. Capt Moore sold his household
goods at auction yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Levi Shipman SF.. was the auctionneer.
The Peoples shoe store is closing out
their entire stock Of boots and shoes In
order TO quit the business. Rare bargains
are offered. Persons wanting anything In
their line should call before buying else
where.
A butcher shop has been opened in
Clark's addition by Mr.. He'll, OF bridgeport.
The Standard mill is again on and run
ming as usual. The repairs nave been
Mrs. DR.. B. o. Williams left yesterday to
visit her parents aud many friends.
Mr.. Edward O'Neil, the Bellaire tailor,
has removed his family. -.
Albert Moore, machinist at the Laughlin
mill, while dressing roll on Monday had
his finger very badly mashed.
Council met at City Hall, last night, and
transacted the usual routine OF business.