Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

Minor City News and Pertinent faih
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and Comment !
JrNE.
MonrH OF roses.
HAxLANs friends we're again fabilant
yesterday.
OSk marriage license was issued at the
Clerks office yesterday.
THE Belmont cooper shop was OF yester'
day and will resume work again tais morn
ing.
OSCAR A. yEAsEY was yesterday ap'
pointed Inspector Of Mines Of this STATE oy
Governor Jackson.
JkRxY MEAD was arrested by 0aices
williams on . charge of using abusive Ian.
gusge TO GeokDuncan. u
JoK CARS was badly bitten by Geo.
Taird's bull dog Wednesday. Ii IS reported
that the dog was disposed OF.
WARRANT was issued at Squire Cald.
ellis Office yesterday for VIM Myers, on
charge Of disturbing the peace.
Arihe colored festival. last night, the
contests were decided as follows: Watch,
Glenn Moore; doll, Estella Grant.
JOS. c. KLINE will not be buried until
Sunday, III order to give his daughter,
Mrs. Hydinger, who lives at Hamburg,
Iowa, time to reach here.
THE sessions of the State Board of Equal
izstion are over. To-day the work OF max
ing up the report will begin. No county
was represented yesterday.
OFFICER NoLrE arrested James Chapline,
commonly known as "Chapy," yesterday
afternoon, on charge OF drank. This man
broke out of the Benwood lookup several
days ago.
NETTIE N. MYERS died, yesterday, at the
residence of her brother, John II. Myers,
corner Of 18th and Byron street, OF typhoid
fever. Her remains will be taken to Gin
cinnah for interment.
The case of State vs.. Albert Martin, q
charge of breach Of tie peace, was tried
before Squire Caldwell yesterday, and the
defendant required to give 500 bond to
keep the peace for one year.
YESTERDAY the scholars OF Frasher Col
lega picnicked at Wheeling Park. Before
gong Prof. Nugent was presented by
Charles Bowers, on behalf OF the school,
with a set of Thackersy' works.
WEDNESDAY night thieves effected an en-
trance into Jas. McAdam's paint shop on
Market street by prying open side door.
They ransacked the shop but did net get
any money or anything OF value.
THE Committee on Real Estate was
called for O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Rumor says they will recommend TO Corn'
Gil the removal Of the city Offices to new
quarters, as the present b1ilding is in q
dangerous condition.
THE amusement feature or the Young
Mems Catholic Union Of Bellaire is aban
doned till fall. They propose erecting
suitable buildings on the church proper
ty in September. Meanwhile the organi
zation will meetin the room OF the CATHOLIC
school building, thus abandoning their
room on Belmont street.
The Ohio and Baltimore short lint. from
Washington TO the ConnellsVille roads vii
now be prosecuted with reasonable rapid
ty TO successful completion. Chief Engi
neer Randolph. of the B. Il o., has been in
Washington and out over the line for over
a week and has made few necessary
changes to facilitate construction, and
avoid, 50 far as possible, injury to farmers
through whose land il runs.
A BIG crowd is expected 10 leave this
city tomorrow morning to attend the
Amalgamated Associations picnic al
Beaver. Vice President Thompson ha:
made arrangements with the Citizens rail
way company TO run q sufficient number
of cars from the southern terminus OF thell
line 10 bridgeport to accommodate parties
wishing to go up on the excursion train
He has also secured enough railroad
cOsches to carry 1,500 people. The re-
porter was further informed that com
mittee OF three from each lodge Of the
association had been appointed and
would keep good order on the train, so that
parties wishing to attend need not have
any fear the crowd being disorderly.
Mr.. c. D. ROBBINS, President of the Nj
agaIa OIL Company, was at the Seventh
Avenue Hotel, Pittsburgh, on the 18th
inst In an interview he spoke of pump
ing the gas from the Michigan well, in
this county, into Pittsburgh, for use in the
South Side mills. The we'll is new 2,2ST
feet deep and the largest in the world, its
production being equal to 500 tons OF coal
per dsy. The company has found oil on
its property and proposes to put down
four more wells and pipe all the product
into the city for use in the mills. He
spoke Of the New York company formed
TO manufacture gas from coal in this
ne;ghborhood and pipe it East, and said
probably they will use the natural gas in
pre- ference to the manufactured article.
Mr. Hoey, OF the Adams Express Com
pany, is president of this company, which
has capital Of $400OO,Oo".