Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04
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MoRGAS II, GsEee was not expected to
I've ct q ls.e hour last night
BELLS foundry closed down last evening
for the remainder OF this week.
The mill men all claim that yesterday
was the hottest day Of the season.
PAT HESSIaAS, q boiler at the Belmont
mill, was on the sick list yesterday.
The upper Riverside mill forge depart
ment only made single turn yesterday.
The improvement IN new sidewalks on
Market street,on the south side, is q marked
one.
TIE Top mill nail factory, like all the
others in this vicinity, will start up again
Thursday.
The laying Of the new pavement at Hol-
liday's planning mill, on Market street, was
completed yesterday.
HosTLER Henry, Of the Vigilant engine
house, held the lucky number, IA, in the
rattle Of q new skin and oars.
NAKCIssA CLARK was yeste- 'sv qualified
as e~xecutriI of the will Of Stephen Clark;
bond l 1000, with no security.
A FIGHT took place at the corner of Six
tenth and Market streets last evening
about seven o'clock. No arrests.
YESTERDAY, two of the employees Of The
Elm Grove road had a 'set-to" at the
eompany's stable, on Sixteenth street.
The Belmont, Benwood, Ia, Belle and
Bellaire mills shipped q large number OF
nails on the steamer Ander yesterday.
The whe2tcro along the river are very
n ard the farmers expects big harvest.
they will ommence cutting next week.
TWENTY-FIVE extra policemen were sworn
in last evening, to act TO day. Elgnteen
will patrol the city and four the Island
YESTERDAY about noon q boy about 10
wears OF age had one of his fingers badly
mashed while stealing o ride on al omnl'
bus.
HESNlGAS and Taylor will row q skid
race this morning. These gentlemen row
ed a race on Monday, In which the latter
won.
FROM the reports, explosions and variety
of pyrotechnic displays, many persons De
gan their celebration of the Fourth last
night.
THE body Of Henry Pascher, drowned at
Glenn's run, was recovered yesterday
within a few feet of the spot at which he
was last seen.
YESTERDAY the mercury reached 90,
which is decidedly the warmest yet. ii
the weather remains clear, to-day may car
ry it up to 100.
SwEESEY's foundry was working a full
force of men yesterday, but ceased opera
tions last evening to allow the men to cele-
brate the Fourth.
The day turn in the forge department OF
the Belmont mill made their full turn. But
the weather was entirely too hot Tor the
night turn to work.
A BUGGY vas wrecked up on the pike
Monday night. Charles kraus and Fred
Yaas were in it, but were not hurt. Int
horse was slightly injured.
We were IN error in last Sundays issue
in stating that the X. of p, excursion ~
Wellsburg, on next Saturday, was ID cents.
1t should have read one dollar.
GEORGE ". ESGLE has been appointed
messenger at the Capitol. vice Shrewsbury
Miller, who resigned in order to prosecute
his study of mining engineering.
The boilers at the La Belle mill on day
turn made their regular number Of heats,
but the night TURF had to knock OIL after
making one, and in ome cases two heats.
The Manufacturers Insurance Company
at q meeting of the Board Of Directars,
Yesterday, declared q dividend OF hive per
cent. IN business during the past i've
months.
ONE deed of conveyance was admitted TO
record yesterday. Julia Atkinson, OF Chris.
tian county, Ill, conveyed TO VIM. A. Will
son for s., her dover right to lot IA Jona-
than Zane's addition.
YESTERDAY. Messrs. Sweeney Il Son re-
ceiyed several large orders for new squeez.
ers and curbs for q mill at Cincinnati.
This will cause their foundry to commence
work again tomorrow.
YESTERDAY afternoon large catfish, in
fact the largest ever caught in Wheeling
creek, was captured by VIM. West, at Rock
hole. The fish weighed, when dressed, II
pounds and ounces.
THE Committee on Printing of the Board
Of Commissioners awarded 10 the Journal
and IioWSblan the contract for printing the
annual exhibit of the receipts and eNpen-
ditures of the county, their offers being the
lowest two.
DTcK MCCoRMAcE, OF S. S. is 1.-The com,
ing man" in boating circles. Dick is down
hard at training. and from the speed he is
showing we shall not be surprised il he is
the hero that will wrench the laurels from
Hanlan's brow.
JOHN CRoZIER while attempting to get on
an engine in the b. X D. Yards at Bellsire,
yesterday, was struck by q switch and
knocked under the engine, which passed
over his right foot, crushing ii badly and
necessitating amputstion.
Two boys in a John boat had a narrow
escape, last night. The wheel of the Little
Anna struck the boat, which they tool too
close. and they were thrown out. En-
gineer VIM. Whiting jumped overheard
and saved them. Good act.
YESTERDAY Charles Dunlap, OF the B. &
o. railroad, made complaint before Squire
Caldwell against Ferdinand Miller on the
charge of mutilatiug q freight car belong
irg TO the b 4 D. Company. The prisoner
was sent to Jail in default Of $500 bond.
In regard to the Riverside base ball club
falling 10 put up for another game they
say they don't propose to let them
strengthen their nine after playing such a
good game for money. Ii they want a
friendly game let e except the offer OF
the Regulars.
THOMAS GIDLEY, an employe of the Bal
mont mill, met with a very severe accident
Monday. He was working with the coal
cars, and while one was moving his right
foot got caught under the wheel, which sm-
putated the four smallest toes and other
wise bruised his foot.
The REGISTER is in receipt OF a commun-
ication from W. S. Buchanan, in regard to
the Justiceship Of Union district, setting
himself right. The gist OF the communal
cation is that he believed, aud yet believes,
Squire Bulger is a resident OF Clay dis.
tTict, living on ,welfth street, and there
fore not entitled to hold the office of justice
of the peace.
II AN mighty glad" said a gentleman
Yesterday to a REGISTER reporter, Ito see
you give that racket to those internal boats
that make night hideous by their whist.
ling. | am one of the sufferers BY that
nuisance, and want to see it stopped. To
whistle three times is all right, but there is
no sense in boat whistlipg steadily from
the time it rounds the hospital point until
il resches the wharf"
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