Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-03

OI Inc NRrfous StudAl hhktctS
by Registsr Reporters
The municipal court meets tomorrow
morning HI $3.50.
CRIMINAL business is exceedingly dull
among the justices.
A FINE skiff was caught at Slacktown
ysst' rdiy by Louis Gordon.
Mr.. FRANK RrzER and bride were around
calling on their friends yesterday.
TIE workmen were busily engsged yes
terdsy clearing the crossings IN the Eighth
ward.
The new Glass Manufacturers Associs,
ton will meet in this city next Thursday
week.
ROBERT SCHUMAN, cellar boss at Rsymann's
brewery, will join the BsnedictS IN short
time.
WALTER BURKE 9 well.known mill man,
left for his home at Ashland, Ny, last
nilht-
The Ground Hog certainly saw his
shsdow, yesterday. Six weeks more OF
winter.
JOHN Lyons who was shot st Bridgeport
is getting along nicely and with every pros
Iect of his ultimate recovery.
JAMES BARGELY, Of Marshall county, had
two Of the hngers Of his left hand cut of
by teiag caught in feed cutter.
The two mills at the Crescent iron works
which hsve been idle for the last two
weeks will resume work tomorrow.
The Life aud Maturity Society, Of Wash.
irgton, ID. Z, was incorporated 8! N
Secretary Of States Office, yesterday.
JOHN DoUGErERY, who had his arm broke.
~ isliBg oil the steel plant az BenwOOd.
will be a0ls to 20 10 work again tomorrow.
THE ST. Lawrence will raise steam Mon
day sr i leave for Pittsburgh; to ente- into
her regular Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade.
MR. CHAs BTSGELL, who was quite badly
hurt several dsys ago by falling down
stairs, was able yesterday 10 appear At the
Crug store.
The caying in Of the Nineteenth street
makes that thoroughfsre impossible. The
entire western end of the street will even
tually go into the creek.
The work Of completing the motor track
TO the Capitol will be resumed to morrow.
II will probably take FIVE weeks to com
plete the road to the Capitol.
The Western Nail Association meets
Wednesday to finally determine whether
they will keep their mills closed till the lst
If March or start up on the 18th inst.
YESTERDAY afternoon a deserted house
boat passed down the river about halt sub
merged. with a dog on the roof, whose
Ielps attracted a great number OF people.
Reliable information was received at
this office last evening the Theodore Wag-
ner WAS not going to take charge OF the
plsDing mill at Cameron. but will remain
at Holidays mill in this city.
INFORMATION received from Bridgeport
last night SLOWS that Marshal McCOnnau-
ghey is using every known means OF de
teciing the thief who stole Mrs. DR.. Wsg-
nsr's watch last Tuesday night.
LAST evening Richard Kennedy, a roller
at the Greek mill, met with q very bad ac-
cident. He fell on Fourteenth street,
breaking his right wrist. Drs. Huilihen
and Friss ell were sent for and reduc d the
fracture.
LAST evening as the Salvation army par
ade passed E6mu nd Bookings drug store
that gentleman set of q magnificent red
light much 10 the qualification Of those in
the rrC cession.
AT q late hour last night the following
eIrtsts were reported at headquarters:
Hams h Fiizsimmons. drunk; Allie Freese,
loafiDg on sidewalk; Peter Sweeney, disor-
Derby; and Z. B. SnodGrass, o. Martins
Ferry, drunk.
YESTERDAY afternoon at the depth of $50
feet they encountered q very hard rock at
the Alton gas we'll at Beach Bottom. The
owners are very confident of striking the
large vein OF gas after passing through this
Vein OF rock.
YESTERDAY afternoon Miss Anna, daugh-
ter OF Charles Lukens, the popular Island
& ocer, celebrated her 5th birthday by
lawn pSrty. About % of the little folks of
the Island were present and q very enioya-
bic time was spent by all.
"HER Atonement" at the Opera House
tomorrow and the next day, promises to
draw the best houses of the season. 1t is
stirring military drama of an emotional
character, full Of good points. The scces'
series are splendid and the whole company
good one.
A. II. Bryce, experimenting the con-
sruction Of the steel plant at Benwood,
has what is known along the southern route
of the Citizens railway as q jubilee choir,
have learned the songs sung by the Saliva.
ton Army and every m Irn,n while going
to work they entertain the residents OF
RitShistown with splendid vocal music.
The following convex snceS were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
A deed made the 9th day Of January, 1884,
by Asa ID. Johnston and others to Thomas
NJ Jones. for a consideration of 50 lS4, for
q part Of lot No. 9 in square No 10. A
deed made the ID day of February, 1884, by
John STRAIT n and wife to w. W. Smells,
in confederation OF 81, 900, for two acres Of
lend situate on the National road.
G. S. FEENY has Just received fine line
Of fresh new teas. Call and examine,