Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20
A BAD JOKE,
winch May Get It's Perpetrator Into seri-

winch May Get It's PerpetratOr Into Seri-
GUS Trouble.
The following sociaIistic communication
was sent into this Office Last evening by an
unknown party. 1t is merely printed to
how that il is the work of some person
who is endeavoring to sntagonize the inter
ests OF the boilers, as it surely could be
none of them, as they are more sensible
than to take such a foolish course. 1t IL
| given verbatim ct literatum:
To the Editor Of he Register.
We. the Boilers of the city Of Wheeling
have held last evening a private meeting
and have concluded that ii the manutac
turers are intended to continue the making
of steel nails here after We warn the said
manufacturers of trouble. A specially Mr.
H. OF this city who is the greatest OF great
euemys among workingmen. Mr. ii. II
slsu The maine cause of all the trouble
an org the puddlers. We don't intend to
insult Mr.. II, but mearley to give him
warning of danger. We positively mean
e,e,y word we say. So beware Of trouble
/ Signed, BOILERS
Natural Gas Company of West Virginia.
A certificate of incorporation was issued
Yesterday by the Secretary of State, to
Nessrs. Charles W. Bachelor, James |. Blu
cbsnsn and James Bishop, Of Pittsburg;
Peter Grp ce sndJ. 7. Vandergrift, of James
Town, New York, and ] N. Vance, A. j
Sweeney, John G. Hoffman and Thomas
o Brien, of Wheeling, who have subscribed
one share OF 800 each, for the formation
Of Joint stock company under the above
nile, with its principal Office at Wheeling.
for the purpose of boring for natural gas,
ard transporting the same to consumers
for lighting and heating purposes. The
stock subscribed is 5000, paid in $50, with
The privilege of increasing By sales OF add.
riol al shares to 100000 in all. The cor
por, ton is to run for fifty years.
Election of Officers.
At stated meeting OF Mcdaniel Lodge
Of Perfection No. A. 4 A. S. r., held IN
the Scottish Rite Hall, in the city of Wheel
uy, the third day of the Hebrew month
Adar, A. NJ 5645, which answers to the 18th
day of February 1885, V. E., the following
| of.Cers were duly elected for the ensuing
hree years: John W. Morris Venerable
Va ter; Andrew Wilson, Senior Warden
J. +. Merrimau, Junior Warden; John NJ
Birch, Orator; Thos. NJ Darrah, Almouer;
Geo F. Irvine, Secretary; William 81
Rose, Master of Ceremonies; Jere A
Nilhr, Treasurer; Jacob Berger, Expert;
Allied PAUL, Assistant Expert; J. d. Nc
Ehdden, Captain of Host; I. W. Bliss
Tyler.
Fatal Fight Over the River.
A terrible fight occurred at Beallsville
Tue sday night, between Fsank Citizens, q
former and notorious character of this city
md saloon keeper by the name of Jacob
10 b, during which Citizens picked up q
poker and struck Roth on the head, intlict
itg q serious if not fatal .wond. Mr.. Roth
at last reports, was in critical condition
bling unconscious. Citizens was arrested
and taken to jail at Woodsfeld.
Orange Blossoms.
Yesterday evening at the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. r. j. Billiard, sr.
occurred the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
BlpI che, to Mr.. John W. Robb, Rev. J. E
smith, Of the Fourth Street NJ. E. church
eifolming the ceremony. A pleasant re
cep'ion was rendered the happy pair after
tie ceremony, and they received the con
y,atulations and we'll wishes of the many
iritIts for long life Of peace and pros
periiy.
Prisoners for the Pen.
Walter Monroe, Sheriff Of Harrison
county, accompanied by L. E. Jarvis, j. 81
Hurry and j. W. Monroe, arrived in the city
asst evening and registered at the stamm
House, they having left with Col. West
John Robinson and Wilson Burke, both col.
ored, convicted at q recent term of the
harrison county court, and sentenced 10
serve the State FIVE years.
A Coming Wedding.
Cords are out for the marriage Of Major
Edwin W. s. Moore and Miss Katharine
". Lee, of Washington City, which takes
place in the First Presbyterian Church Of
hat place on the afternoon Of February
I'D, 1885. The innumerable friends Of
tbe genial Major throughout the State and
slstv here wish him well in his Benedictine
enterprise.
Gee. W. Peck and Charles A: Atkinson
have served notice through the courts on
Charley Shay, threatening him with an In
junction should be attempt to play Peck
Fad Boy, next Monday night at bis theatre,
and fun between the parties may be looked
for. Charley Shay says be will play any
ding be advertises, and they say he shall
not. May the best man win.