Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-26
WHEELING wH1rrLNas
Town EveaEs Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.

A Christmas-day dinner young nan,
hat-in-the-hAll young man,
A turkey Lex eater and cranberry SWeeer,
Very good feeding young man
A full-ss-a-tick young nan,
a sad and . Sek young uian,
cocktail TO qualify soda 70 molliiJ,
Very Swell-headed young man.
PAREGoRIc next.
CHRISTMAS is over.
SnTKR SPUR tonight.
The year is nearly gone.
The Whitaker mill viii resume on Mon
DAY.
Born parts of the Circuit Court viii meet
to-day.
CHRISTMAS services in the churches were
largely attended yesterday.
THE Belmont Riverside and La Belle
mills VII resume operation to-day.
At late hour last night Eve disorderlies
and three DRINKS were reported at the police
headquarters.
JABE GoSSEY viii have q hearing before
Squire Petermann to-day on charge oil
stealing horse.
TIERS are now 1920 idle coal miners in
the first, second, third and fourth pools
above Pittsburg.
OFFICERS Ferguson and Liston arrested
two disorderly cases in the Second ward,
yesterday afternoon.
HENRI REIBoLD was sent to jail by Squire
Ankle, yesterday, for hearing to-day on
charge Of being drunk.
The Top mill cut up 100 tons Of steel in
to nails. The nails made from this steel
were pronounced very fine.
The Hverymen are reaping rich har-
vest. Ill their sleighs and sleds were on
the streets nearly all night.
The Hammond selffeeding nail machine
which is in operation at the Belmont nail
factory is, beyond doubt,a perfect success.
Ms. JouS NILHAUs, of North Wheeling,
who had his ribs broken by steamboat
wheel is now considered out Of immediate
danger.
A BAND Of wandering gypseys passed
through yesterday, stringing out with their
bouy horses for nearly block and attract
ing much attention.
The Sunday school children received
their annual Christmas treat last night AT
the Fourth Street, English Lutheran and
Presbyterian Mission schools.
Mr.. BRISToS, a resident Of GreencastIe,
! Indiana, died Wednesday at an extreme old
age. This gentleman is well known in this
city, having lived here number OF years.
Mr.. ELwOOD, of North Wheeling, who
was crushed between two coal cars at the
coal works in Bridgeport, is improving
slowly. 1t is now believed that he will re-
cover.
INFORMATION from Charleston is that
Judge James II. Brown had severe fallon
/ Wednesday, and besides breaking his arm
/ injured himself internally. II is feared b,
may rot recover.
The Pittsburg Locomotive works at Ale
gheny, Pa, have notified their emptoyes
that reduction Of 10 per cen: in theii
wages wOuId 90 into effect on a1d after
January 5th, lsej.
TINS morning Capt Bennett leaves 70
Steubenyille to look at the crooks arresie.:
BY the authorities Wednesday. Gestecia.
Charles Woykenauer left for the same place
to see if he could recognize any OF them.
ANEGEo and Irishman had q fight near
the p, ". 4 Ky. depot yesterday afternoon
in which both men were severely punished
Officer Ferguson arrested the participants
who will 5e tried at Police Court this morn
idg
ABoUT go o'clock last night there's
we're scared away from the residence Of ".
+. Zane. on South Penn street, Island. Four
men were found, by one of the ladies trying
to enter She screamed and frightened
them of.
LAST evening a fight, or rather two
young meu exchanged blows on Eighteenth
street. 4 warrant vas issued tor Fritz
Weimer. one Of the parties, and he was ar
rested By Constable Lauchlin. He will
have q hearing to-day.
The funeral Of Jacob Brilles took place
Yesterday, and drew out large cOnCourse
Of sorrowing friends and relatives. The
/ Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and Plumed
/ Knights attended as a mark Of respect to
/ their late Somrader.
! 4 MEETING Of the business men of this
! CITY will be held at Veteran Hall, New
/ Mcclure House, on next Saturday evening
/ This meeting is for the purpose Of organ
izing Young Mems Christian Association.
1t is sincerely hoped that's large number Of
/ our business men viii attend, as this is one
oEthe best orders in the country.
The statement that warrant will be
sworn out declaring Arion Hall a nuisance,
is probably premature, as the officers Of the
society have no information to that effect.
1t should be born in mind the complaints
made by residents in the vicinity Of the hall
are to outsiders, aud not against the Arion
Society, who conduct their entertainments