Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-06
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From All Over the surroundInE News
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From All over h Surrounding News
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The westher is decidedly cool this morn
ing.
The County Infrmary o contains 30
inmates.
The Upper Riverside mill was on full
force, yesterday.
ONLY one arrest was behind the bars at
the lookup last night.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks office, yesterday.
A BARGE of pig metal was partially I'M
loaded at the LsBelle landing. yesterday.
A BIG sensation is on the tapis in the
North End. Full particulars will appear In
the SUNDAY REGIsrEE.
The Salvation Army is experiencing
great trouble by the immense mob that
jeer them ON the streets.
mrs. Mary Z. Combs, who has been visit
ing her daughter tor the last week, will re-
turn home TO Washington, Pa, to-day.
HAERY HoBBs request us TO stateithat he
Was not the man who started the row on
Forty.ifI street, Sunday night
In the case of the State VS.. Chris. Hanke,
before Squire Bulger, yesterday, the de-
PENDANT was assessed s. and costs.
Yesterday afternoon a brick wall at the
head Of Seventh street cayed in, caused by
the pressure of earth from the hill side.
SCHAEFER & Co, real estate agents, yes
terGay sold the SchnOop property, On
Wood street, to Mr.. Strohmeyer for S725.
OyEE one thousand invitations have
been issued for the reception at the Wheel.
ing Female College, next Friday evening.
THE Market street bridge was being re-
paired yesterday; also the gutter at the
intersection of Twentieth and Market
streets.
The last will and testament OF ]. Henry
Tiemans, deceased, was admitted to probate
and ordered to be recorded al Clerk Hooks
office, Saturday.
Ar a meeting of the bricklayers, held at
Labor Hall, last night, it was resolved TO
demand for the coming season a continu-
aDee Of last years wages-four dollars per
day.
The Committee on Police met at the
City Building yesterday, and agreed to
recommend to Council an increase in the
force by the addition of three men, instead
of the eight asked for by the Chief.
LAST evening Mathew Reese, residing
at No. % Eighth ssreet, between Market
and Main streets, found a handsome boy
baby, about one and q half years old, in
Armstrong; boat yard, North End.
MISGo like her sister towns on the river
has had her share of the flood. The creek
turned loose and bore everything before it,
filling the cellars and streets OF the town.
The heaters and rollers started up yeSter.
day.
YESTERDAY afternoon thee men started
out in a skitf at the Top mill for the pur-
pose OF catching a large barge which was
floating past, but were unable to get on the
barge. They experienced great trouble in
landing again, which was finally accom-
plished near Caldwells run, but not be-
fore two Of the occupants were badly satu-
rated with water, and one OF them nearly
losing his life.
The following c~onyeyanCes were ad-
mitted at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
\ deed, made the 18th day of April, 1851,
by the Stone Church Cemetery Association,
to William and Henry Hefelbrine, in con-
sideratiOn of S35. for Lot No. Al in Section
A in said Cemetery. A deed, made the
10th day of January, 1888, by Louisa Sic.
brcdt, to August Kraft, in consideration Of
$3.50, for Lot No. -, in Square No. Al. sit
late in South Wheeling.
NAETIN's FERRY people, as well as a great
many others, are highly elated over the
decision of the National Board of Super
visors in regard to which pilot was to
blame for the terrible SciOto-LOmss dlsaS-
ter at Mingo On the evening of the 4th Of
July. IL will be remembered that the
Wheeling farce restored Keller his papers,
etc, and he has been engaged a. a pilot on
a towboat, while Long, pilot on the John
Tomas, was put down as a bOtch and in.
competent, and his Ices Se forever" re-
yoked. The Nationsl Board OF Inspectors
restored Mr.. Long as a master and first.
class pilot, and revoked the license Of
Keller forever" Forever was a big
word for the Wheeling chaps, and we con-
graduate Capt, Inglebright and Mr.. Long
in at last receiving justice. This decision
will nave great weight in the trial OF the
suits against the Scioto for damages.-BcI-
iqire IR~deprpddhk.