Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
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THR UuoeB OF NORM Wneeilng ye0beIoAy
beat the olivsttss Of the Island, b. Q score
Of Is to II.
YESTERDAY, was pay day at number Of
the industries and the boys were CORE
spondingly happy Last evening.
SUPERINTENDENT Maloney has his force OF
men engaged in stripping the earth on the
lime stons stratum near the WORK house.
BzIcxIAxp and Wsisgerber's shells ar.
rived from Cincinnati yesterday; Both OF
the boys viii leave for Pittsburgh, t-
morrow.
YrsrEzpAY morning the little child OF
John Letters, Of the East End, died from
the effects Of the scalding 1t received last
Wednesday.
ZANE street, Island, is in q very bad con.
dinon. The residents are talking OF build
ing a bridge across the street, at the inter
section Of North Front
The case of the State, vs., George Herp,
on charge Of using abusive Language, was
tried before Squire Arkie yesterday and
deiendent 6ntd A.0O and cost.
ABOUT IL O'Clock last night some un-
known person put his hst through one oil
the panes Of glass at DR.. SchneHFs, corner
Of Market and Fourteenth streets
YEsrKRpAY Nat Pearl called at DR.. CARR
3Ou > OnCc ouu had LIS al" VIZ
doctor set the injured member i've weeks
ago. The arm Is getting along nicely.
The case Of the State VS.. Hannah Shay,
on . charge Of using abusive language, was
tried before Squire Peterman yesterday,
and the defendant fined $1.0 and costs.
CHARLES SLAUsHER swore out q warrant
for Lawrence 0uth before Squire Peterman
yesterday on q charge OF assault and bat
terry. The case will be tried tomorrow az
ternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The October Century has Just been re-
ceiyed by Messrs. Stanton & Davenport. 1t
is Q very interesting number. The fronts
piece is an excellent portrait Of LongtelloT.
The productions are very entertaining.
YESTERDAY Henry Harris was arrested OIL
complaint Of Thomas Johnson on charge
OF breach Of the peace. He was required
10 give $25 bono for his appearance before
Squire Peterman next Tuesday at o'clock.
GEORGE Wilson a coal miner employed
at McMahon's Creek Coal ~Company's works
was badly injured LAST Thursday by a fall
of lime stone, while at work in the bank
At this wiring there is small hope OF his
recovery.
AL~rE1YER's patent furnace is conceded
by all the workmen on the other side OF
the river TO be the best furnace for ease
and style of work, the work which i!
turned out in scrap iron in five hours and
fsrty minutes being 1905 pounds,
SEVERAL boys have been amusing them
selves for some time back, by tearing down
the fences and gates at the Lindsey insti-
tute. Squire Arkle has taken the matter
in hand and one or two of the boys will
have to answer the charges next week.
ELLEN STANLEY, Of Bellaire, has sued
T.. :, ClaNlau - WhnaliDn for a Al va rNp
on the ground Of willful absence aud gross
neglect Of duty, and also praying that she
may have the custody of their minor child,
Lizzie Stanley, and for other equitable re
lief. The case ONE up in the Common
Pleas Court in November.
HENRY LINDERNAN, mill wright at the
Aetna mill, resigned his position at that
place to accept a similar position at Ben
BenWood steel plant, under the manage
ment Of VIM. Mahsr, OF Pittsburg. The
carpenters at the mill yesterday presented
Mr.. Linderman with 8 fine set OF drafting
tools and y silver plated ebony rule, IN
token of their esteem for him. The do
majors were o. +. Tsrbers, Henry Forsch
Jacob I'm, Charles Allen, Charles Sehmale,
Willis Reed.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about two o'clock,
quite an excitement vas created on Mar.
Eet street by the cry of 'ire!" A large
crowd soon gathered at Deister & Bigon's
hat works, but the majority arrived only in
time TO find that the fire had been put
out. The fire originated from the explo
sion Of a bottle Of acid, which is used to
clean hats. Mrs. Deister dashed the bottle
and contents on the floor, and in her efforts
TO put the IRE out her dress caught fire.
Fortunately several men happened to be
near and soon extinguished the hre. The
fire did no material damage.
THERE was an exciting scene at the Bell
aiTe wharf the other caused by
the approach of the steamers Princess and
Little Anna. BOIh boats had barges tOl.
cradle well filled with freight. The Prin.
cess had the Ohio shore, and the Little
Anna had evidently tried to cross her bow,
when the boat Locked horns, as it were,
and they came down the river with the
ends Of the barges locked tight together,
and both boats showing hard against each
other. The Princess made the landing
first, however, and while taking on freight
the Anna pulled out and continued down
the Ohio.
YESTERDAY, Mr.. Hasse, a commercial
drummer representing a Cleveland house,
hired a wagon in Bridgeport to bring t.
this city his sample trunks. Mr.. II. came
over, and not finding the eXpressman be
Immediately notified the police, and after
8 hunt of about an hours duration, found
the expressman q. the Market house with
the trunks still in the wagon. 1t seems
that the eIpressman brought the trunks
over and not finding Mr.. H. tool them back
to Bridgeport and then returned to this city
again with them. Mr.. H. was compelled
10 pay him double fare for his baggage.
THE Bellaire Independent says, speaking
ing Of the proposed union between the
Eastern and " estern Nail Associations:
Heretofore neither association has paid
any attention to the movements OF the
other, aud while the factories in the west
have been shut down the eastern manu-
fscturers were flooding the market with
nails. 1t is thought that a union
between the two associations will
enable the nail men to control The market.
When workmen undertakes TO form q un
ion for their own protection what q holy
howl these same manufacturers raise abou.
it. But they can organize against the
public and it is all right. Consistency
thou art a Jewell