Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
BITS OF NEWS.

Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
Two deeds of trust were admitted TO
record yesterday.
The work of laying the bricks on the new
roadway on the wharf was begun Yesterday.
We are glad to notice that Master Speidel
who was thrown from the dog cart Mon
day, is out again.
JOE Cam was arrested last night by 0h
Ger Wilkie for creating q disturbance In q
South Side saloon.
We have been requested to cal the Health
Officers attention to the condition OF Alley
IL, between Market and Main streets.E
SQUIRE DAVIS yesterday made ont the
papers for q lunacy examination OF Joseph
Meredith. The examination will be made
in few days.
JUDGE BOYD yesterday reduced the bail
of James F. Gillespie from $500 to 500,
upon which the prisoner found a bondsman
and was released.
THE Standard base ball club, Of the
leland, is indebted to Mr.. Louis Schwalb,
the proprietor of the First National saloon,
for a halt dozen fine base balls.
IT is reported that Receiver Dunaway has
so much room in his new quarters that he
thinks of turning some Of the adjacent un'
occupied territory into a camp meeting
ground.
The Joint Boundary Committee of three
from Marshall and Ohio counties has been
called by Chairman Peterson to meet at the
roomso of the Board Of Commissioners on
Monday next.
The new brick pavement on South Chap
inc street is being rapidly pushed forward
toward completion. This will make the
bandsomeSt drive about the city and will be
oopulsr with local borsemeu.
A CARPENTER employed in the Riverside
Steel Plant had his right foot badly crushed
Yesterday afternoon by a heavy ratter drop
ping on it. He was taken to his home In a
carriage and medical aid secured.
The nine feeders employed at the Ben
wood Mill yielded to the persuasions Of
friends and came out in a body yesterday
afternoon. The mill is consequently idle,
much to the qualification of the nailers.
WV. SMITH, OF Pittsburgh, President Of
the American Flint Glass Association, visit
ed the factory at Hobbs glass works yester'
day. The President was brought to this
city in order to hold a conference with the
glass manufacturer on the other side OF
he river.
The city o~ficisar%ere hard at work yes
'erday, getting In. r various Offices in some
hing like order. The large safes belong
ing to Clerk BovLrs and Clerk Darrah were
put in position c1.ring' the day by a large
force Of men. The large Council desks
we're also placed in position. To-day the
rHSeeITs will be scrubbed out.
Ii Yesterdays REGISTER it was uninten-
t~ionally stated that the excursion to Mar
lows run, on the steamer Telegram, would
come off 10 dsy. This was a mistake, as ii
does not take place till Sunday. Messrs.
Frank Healey, John Mason, Sam Bailey
and Harry Hay have the affair in hand and
will make it a thorough success.
Mrs. Wall, who lives in East Wheeling,
mas long been troubled with an unGlial
daughter. Yesterday the young lady, who
is about eighteen years of age, pitched into
Der mother and gave her a bitter tongue
flashing. The parent lost all patience at
this late outburst and going to the City
Building, had her daughter arrested on a
charge Of disorderly conduct.