Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14
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Only TIVE arrests were reported ct head
quarters up TO IL clock last night.
Ina pottery is runaing steadily With en-
abundance oforders ahead yet to I'll.
Tvs Junior jefferson Club will have q
,u, citing tonight at aarke. ball st 7:3o
O'CLOCK.
S..aYc Run Mil, at Raven Rock, in
pleaSants county, burned on Tuesday morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
THE boilers at the Ohio City mill went on
Yesterday. Several LalSelle men have Sc
cured jobs at the above works.
A LIVERY rig ran away at the corner of
Sixteenth and Eoff streets about IL O'Clock,
hut was stopped before any damage was
done.
A PEDDLER named Valentine fell in fit
on Eleventh street, yesterday morning, and
was taken in Jones cigar shop for treat
ment.
The Pleasant Valley Social gave q picnic
at Seibert's Garden yesterday afternoon and
evening. Dimmeys orchestra furnished the
music.
The old Monumental Drum Corps pa
raded the streets last night, and attracted
general attention by their fine martial
music.
WM. GLAsrox and wife, on February 9,
1882, decided to Mary Agnes and Margaret
Denniston property in Liberty district in
consideration Of $500.
MEssRs. NEWT. LSCH, Aft. Work, and
Matt. Chew returned last night from the
Amalgamated Association at Pittsburg at
which meeting they were delegates. :
REPORTS from the neighboring counties
in this State and Ohio indicate that large
numbers of valuable horses are dying of
from distemper resembling epizootc.
THERE is q great complaint OF the care
lessness with which the blasting is done at
the Water Works, as great pieces Of rock
saTe been thrown clear up to Main street.
The Alumni chapter OF the Beta Thata Pi
fraternity OF this city meet tomorrow even
ing TO elect delegates to attend the conven-
ton held at Chstsuqua, beginning on the
18th inst.
CERTAIN residents of alley o., are CON-
planning ofthe disregard of sanitary meas
ures on the part of some Of their neigh6ors
and are loud in their complaint Of the filthy
condition of the alley.
7. C. MoYFArr 4 Co., the enterprising
Twelfth street tailors. have supplied their
patrons with handsome copies of the por-
traits of the several Presidential and Vice
Presidential candidates.
NEGOTIATIONS in regard to the purchase
Of the Niagara having been finally settled
the agent dropped in on the men at the
United Hose House and bid them final
farewell previous to his departure for the
east.
The water marks which nave long been
so illegible as to compel river men to guess
at the stage of water, should be attended to
and renewed during the present low water,
as now it would cost but moderately to have
the work done.
YESTERDAY morning little son of MIR.
Welshans, q farmer living back of Clinton,
had his left foot badly crushed by a horse
stepping on it as he was Harvesting it TO a
wagon at the upper end Of the market house
yesterday morning.
THE Black Bass fishing club returned
last night from their camp near Darlington,
D. The party was composed of East
Wheelingites, and have been absent for six
weeks. They report lots of fine fishing and
q good time generally.
OFFICER NORRIS had fruitless chase az
ter Tom Mccormick, the man who figured in
the Kline assault at Sixteenth and Wood
streets. last night. Officer Frebolt also had
a like lucklesS run after Charles Bowers,
who is wanted for sssaulting Henry kleeh
with pair of steel knuckles.
VALENTINES BELLINGER, resident OF the
Eighth ward while visiting the steel plant
at BenwOOd Tuesday was struck on the
head BY large piece Ofiron, which fell from
the roof. Luckily he saw the piece coming
and lodged, the iron merely grazing him
and cutting large cash.
YESTERDAY Ricard A. Bird was appoint
ed guardian of Vim. H. and George Batty,
orphans of Eliza Jane Bstty. Bond. $500;
surety B. B. DOvener Caroline MoIter
was also appointed executriH Of the estate
of Theobald Molter, lately deceased. Bond
$4,000; no surety required.
FRANK HEALY, the popular Market street
saloouist, burned red fire in front OF his
saloon as the Salvation Army was passing.
The Army acknowledged the compliment
by cheers. By the way the Army Drum
Corps can double discount the radical negro
gang of sheepskin Founders
A NIGHT cart driven by VIM. Tut color
ed) broke down yesterday afternoon at
Twenty-third and Market street and deposit
ed the load on the pavement, Officer Grist
happening along, compelled the driver to
clean up the pavement and then arrested
him for violating the city ordinance.
TUESDAY, night Officers Junkins and Du a.
zap shot surly cur at the market house
IL had bitten several children and was a
Nuisance. Last night the owner, Alex
harris, applied at the city building and
threatened dire vengeance on the officers as
he had paid the dog tax on he brute,
A SLIGHT wreck occurred on the Hemp
.ield, at Seventeenth and Eof streets, yes
ierday afternoon at O'Clock. The in
bound freight train due' at that time, was
coming down grade when the rear trucks of
the last car jumped the track tearing the
rails apart, and causing delay Of an hour
and half
Al bnINhEN obpoAOhlAl O
accompanied BY two wee girls half clad and
hungry looking, was the disgusting sight to
which the residents of Thirty-third street
we're treated to Yesterday. Every dey in
stances Of this kind show the stringent neces
sity of House of Refuge in this State for
such little wanderers.
A SLIGHT injustice was done James Wsg-
ner a resident of South Wheeling, in yes
terday's edition, in reference to a little
urouble he had with Edward Mack. 1t
seems that Mack and Wagner were in
8ecker's iewelry store, VIXEN the former
raised rumpus and was put out BY the
latter at the solicitation Of the proprietor of
the store.
LAST night an apparently inebrated Ger
man attempted to force Lieut.. Sylvis, Of the
city building, to accompany him to East