Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-07

Thos. McC0ffrey. while d~octoring a sick
horse yesterday, had one OF his legs badly
hurt by the animal falling upon him.
l. n Reilly, James B. Ryan and Thos.
]. Irwin, nominees Of the Democratic tick
ct, were in town yesterday working the
wires and seeing that everything was lovely
for next Tuesday.
The New Orlt ans minstrels billed the city
yesterday. and will show in Zilch's hall on
Saturday evening, October 10Th. There
are several other attractions or the boards
for that night.
L. A. Rodifer left yesterday on another
business trip for the National Glass Works.
A horse Of Louis Pelky, valued at $3.50,
died yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Scott, after a short visit with
Mrs. Capt. John Fink, has returned to chi
csgo.
w. K. NAylor and b. Bonarius are fix
ing up their respective places OF business.
The fellow named Baker, who assaulted
Mrs. Jeffers, has left the city.
Col. C.. L. Poorman and Col. j. d. Tay.
lor were out in the rural parts yesterday
with adouble team.
Mr.. Wilhelm, of Wheeling, has opened a
saloon and restaurant OF Union street, in
James Benson's new building.
C. b. Dankworth and Frank Litten will
give up their places on the wharf boat
shortly, as the new owners desire to take
charge.
James B. Ryan, Democratic candidate
for county treasurer, while in GAINESVILLE
the other day, left his pocket book under the
pillow of his bed at the hotel. Toe next
day he left and was in st. Clsirsville
before be thought Of his money.
he ct once telegraphed to GAINESVILLE Of his
loss and his pocketbook was returned. 1t so
happened that George Robinson, Republican
candidate tor Treasurer, occupied the room
left by Mr.. Ryan the day Of the departure Of
the latter, and he came across the money,
which was handed TO the hotel clerk. The
p~ockelbook contained 5000. Was there
ever such brotherly love in politics.
The steel works we're stopped yesterday
for rersirs.
The street railway has q branch Office at
N. n. Mercer's drug store.
Samuel Peck, of st. Clairsville, mention
OF whose terious illness has appeared in the
various papers, is, We are glad % state, re.
p,rted somewhat better.
Rev. VIM. CASTOR .and wife, of Cleveland,
are IN the cltv Mr. CASTOR was formerly
pastor r. the First Presbyterian Church o.
" city.
I The boys who have been selected to de
liver the letters that arrive for immediate
delivery are not kept very busy. Severa
dave since the first Of the month there wa
not q single letter arrived.
John Hawkins, travelling salesman for thu
Little Tin Company, has returned from q
weeks Tip down in Virginia.
J. NJ. Maring will be home to-day from
en- Eastern business trip fo' the Lanterr
Globe Works.
TIE early train and the 1880 train on tht
Gap. each took q number from here Il
Pittsburg to attend the opening Of the d.
viz Island dam.
The c. & P. boys receive their pay to
morrow.
The Bellsire Goblet Works will probably
notIesume work before the first Of mex
week.
VIM. B. Curran had a finger mashsc
while coupling ears on the marrow gauge.
Robert McVey is at his home in Wheel
ing recuperating.
| Pew. Jones will address the Republican
on Friday night.
The engraving department at the Bel
mont vent on yesterday.
4 party Of young gentlemen have en-
gagged the Elytisn rink for a private hop.
The Crystal Window Glass Works vii
put Ere into its furnace this week. Tbi
f~sctory hss greatly improved her f~acilitie
for making glass since the shut down. Th'
Union and Bellsire hsve not yet decides
fully what action to ske-go 10 work or re
main idle.