Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-04


Ven dinks Of dot child.
IL makes me most Wild;
Oh, how could you do dot, friend steinf
Dot gots me In trouble
Und makes my work double.
on, w did you do dot, friend steinf
Bony Abinger come,
lund his ytfe3
For my life
Wy wasn't NUM-
told him nom Fulton an angel was mere
commissioner Stein he got on his ear,
Talked queer,
Raised skeer,
And now has the Board on his back.
Prom the soliloquy Of overseer Pisnksy.
YESTERDAY Jack Snyder presented the
fire department with seven tine patent
jacks.
To MoRRow evening the Happy Eight
Social Club viii gave q grand hop at Arion
Hall.
The news Of the burning of the Pitts
burRh Exposition building was received
with much concern In Wheeling.
The La Belle nail factory was of about
two hours yesterday morning, caused by
the factory engine getting out Of order.
THE Stein investigation will probably
not come up until after the session OF the
County Board Of equalization and appeals
'soUIRE CUsrIs passed through the city,
4 en- route 20 Weston with an insane man,
Eugene Frazier, Of Wellsburg, yesterday.
ROBERT CRASeLE, N. Gutman, Henry
Harper, and s. J. Boyd, yesterday qualified
as commissioners 70 condemn the ID. +. Zane
property, on the Island, for city purposes.
ALrHEYKR's patent boiling furnace in the
Standard mill, worked by David GIrvin
and Benjamin Sheldon, made five heats,
aggregating 2,6S0 pounds, yesterday, in five
1 hours and thirty. five minutes.
FURNACE No / at the Standard mill,
which has the Altemeyer smoke consumer
attachment, made dve heats yesterday in
six hours and fifteen minutes. Dave Gavin
handles the paddles ct this furnace.
Work on the new route Of the Elm Grove
Railway Company's track will be com
menced Immediately and will be pushed
rapidly 10 completion. The company ex-
psct to have the motors running to the
Capitol by Christmas
The cases of the State VS.. Mrs. Conaway
and Mrs Elizabeth Howell, on charge oil
assault and battery and breach of peace, re
and both defendants placed under $50 bonds
to keep the peace for one year.
| Work on the 0. r. r. r. is progressing
satisfactorily. The track is laid 70 Bris
Goes Run, and they are waiting the com
plstion of the bridge. They expect TO en-
ter Williamstown Saturday, and boom
ahead st a lively rate hereafter.
| TUESDAY night about balf-psst 10 o'clock
Rinehardt Heilst in fell at the corner Of
Twenty-seventh and McCollOch streets
fracturing his right arm between the wrist
and elbow. He repaired to DIR. Pipes Office
in the Eighth ward and had his arm
dressed.
|. NELSON BERRY, an emplOye OF Dr.
Eugene Hoge, was arrested Yesterday morn
ing on a charge of throwing a knife at q
| little boy OF James W. Paxton, ESQ.,, aud
! iDfiictipg q slight wound in one of his
legs. Squire Caldwell held the boy in
- D foi urt.
YEs1ERDAY afternoon Edwin Phillips, q
hsud employed laying brick on Chapline
! street, had fine silver watch taken out oil
| bis vest pocket while at work. He placsd
The vest on q pile of brick Immediately
after dinner and upon going to it to see
what time it it was during the afternoon,
found the watch was gone.
The managers at the Top mill are ex
pFTiencing great trouble with the driving
wheels Of the forge engine. Yesterday 3
portion of a tooth broke in the cog-wheel.
II is is tie fourth or fifth tooth that has
been broken in the cog.wheels. The man
ayers will try and make the wheels last
until Saturday, so as to keep the mill run
ming.
A CERTIFICATE was issued yesterday
morning to the National Stone and Marble
Company. of Washington, d, c., for the
purpose of manufacturing artificial stone
! and marble under the patents issued TO
Henry Jewell. The capital stock is $500,
with the privilege Of increasing to SlOO, OOO
in all. The shares are 800 each and are
held by Epes Sargent, w. l. Vanderbilt,
Robert A. Ballock and J. +. Waugh, all OF
Washington, d. c., and u. G. Wilson, New
York city, one share each.
THE first engine and cars ran over the
trestle in South Grafton, Monday, on the
Grafton & Greenbrier road. Over a mile
| of track is laid and they expect to run into
Philippi by December LIST, and be in good
| running order by January lst. The rolling
stock is very fine The first engine, No. l,
| is named Philippi. Mr.. VIM. Graham, an
old B. & o. engineer, Is in charge OF this
engine. There was big crowd on the first
| cars which went out and the scene recently
enscted in Parkersburg on the occasion OF
the first D. r X. B. train was re-enacted in
Grafton. This road will prove regular
feeder and great aid to Grafton's bust
ness
| AN interesting case was developed to day
which will test the legality Of the Judge OF
the Police Court in committing persons for
contempt for q longer time than ferty eighi
hours. The case in question is that OF
Joseph Lee, who was summoned to appear
in the charge of keeping an unlicensed bar
against ChaS A. Hammer, September Goth.
He failed to appear, and was brought in on
an attachment and fined $50 or thirty days
for contempt of court by Judge Smell. This
morning Messrs. Hewlett and Shea appereG
for the defendant before Chief Justice Cart
ter, and claimed that their client wa
wrongfully imprisoned, the statute only
providing q penalty OF forty-eight hours fol
contempt in the Police Court. judge
Cartier Issued q writ OF hSbeas corpus, re
turpable tomorrow at 2 o'clock-Washing
ton Post.