Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-26
WHEELING WRITINGS.
Town Events Trtnmed Down for Hurrie
Readers.

Readers.
CodscIi. tonight !.
T'aE Belmont nail factory is on full
force ,esfi.f
The heaters a, the lower Riverside mill is
working. 80 @
A NEW bell is being put in the Belmont
blast furnace
0sE marriage license wasissued at Clerk )
Hooks Office yesterday.
The funeral of the late Capt. c. II. Booth
took place yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Scales were called for
last night but no quorum appeared.
EDWARD WILDEs was presented with
6ne bouncing girl baby a few days ago by
his wife.
The Ministries drew a good house, last
night, and pleased it as only Barlow Il Will
son can.
The Morning Star social will give a
grand ball at Turner's haA, on the 18th
proximO.
WOBKNEN are now engaged at the Bel
mont forge department. in putting in new
fly wheel
The North End bottle works will resume
operations next Monday after stoPPage Of
six weeks.
EDWARD CLAREE,a prominent mailer at the
Belmont mill, was presented by his wife with
bouncing fine boy.
The County Committee on Court House
and Jail met yesterday and audited their
regular monthly bills.
The La Belle mill will not be ready to
start up fullin all departments until the lat
ter part Of next month.
The County Commissioners Committees
on Roads and Bridges and Finances meet
at the court house tomorrow.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
met Yesterday and visited the County Infirm-
airy TO inspect the boilers at that institution.
ALL ex-soldieIs and persons wishing to
attend the reunion at Cumberland will
please attend the meeting at the Court
/ House this evening.
The German Pioneer Society will hold a
grand reunion at Wheeling Park next Tues
day. This is going TO be the graudest
analr OF the season.
The Top mill is on fnll in all departments
except the new factory-composed of "a
nail maehines-which will be ready and in
operation next Monday.
The. Riverside bar and guide mill and
pudding department will start up this morn
ing. Of course on twenty-four pudding
furnaces will work at this mill.
MARY TUNEY was appointed admluistra
trix of the estate of Walter Tuney, deceased,
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. Bond 800
with Lawrence McGsrrell as secretary.
Mr.. THOs. BOEHN, one Of the most popl
lar conductors of the B. 4 o. road, who re-
signed his position short time ago, LETT on
sunday evening for Arizona, on pleasure
trip,
The Democratic Glee club is to meet at
Sheibs music store at 8 o'clock sharp this
evening. All members are particularly re-
QueSled to be present, as business of I'M
por,ance is to be transacted.
ALL good Democrats Of the First Ward
are requested to call at the Cleveland and
Hendricks club-room of that ward, this
..yening, which is situated on Main, between
! Seventh and Eighth streets. Very impOr-
ant business will be transacted, and it is to
ie hoped all friends of the organization
will attend.
The Cleveland, Hendricks and Wilson
! club of the Eighth ward will hold a meeting
10 night to perfect its organization and
bring out its marching club. The workmen
of the Eighth show their appreciation of
he gallant young champion of their cause,
| by naming their club for him. The Eighth
will give majority for +. Willis Wilson.
The Leiderkranz-Scheutzenverein of
Bellaire held their grand shooting match at
Seibert's garden yesterday. The society,
headed by Kramer's band, arrived in the
city Yesterday morning on the steamer
Princess, and after parading the principal
streets, repaired to the popular summer
garden kept by Mr. Seibert where the day
was pleasantly spent in target shooting and
dancing. The visitors left for Bellaire
about 3 o'clock last evening, very much
pleased with their trip and loud in their
! praise of Mr. Seibert's garden.
! JOHN GRrPPE. laborer in the mining
room at Hobbs, Brockuneir 4 Co. s glass
works, was the cause of a lively bit Of ex-
/ element yesterday On leaving home for
work after dinner, as was his custom he had
his pipe well loaded up; but when he pulled
of his coat and hung it up in the mixing
room, he slipped his pipe into the pocket.
About half an hour afterward there was an
explosion in the mixing-room, and John
coot was discovered on fire. 1t blazed up
fercely for few moments and the cry OF
fire rang through the factory until cool
headed man pulled the remnant Of the old
coat down and threw it out Of doors. Some
of the boys say that Grippe is either a dy'
Mantle agent or manufacturer, and con-
template reporting him to the British gov