Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

AW-pHOLcs's IL AoNsi ~ 'f
but q sense of duty to lhe-aw-pubhc, at
Iswst induced me to consent. 1t was this
wsy: The City Editah and l neyah get
on well together; be delights in alludipg to
mv-aw-copy-manuscript, you know
"a wot. As rule, when lay
a number OF sheets on MS
table, he picks them up, glsnces over them,
and then rolls them in ball and losses 1t
came in lawSt evening
with a number of particularly good things,
and he actually threw them on the -aT-
floor, Iiwas real angry, and toos occasion
10 protest in rather strong terms. be re-
plied in q heated way, and We had some
words. Finally he told me ne would put
my-aw-'stuff" in il would put my PIC
tu,e az the head OF the column. MY-sW-
modesty caused ms to hesitate long, but l
6nally consented to make tse-Rw-sscrl'
6cs for the sake of the public. That vul-
gah Ferguson, who has desk next to me
in the Office, hos hsd good deal ot-s"-
amusement at my expense, but have con
oluded to cut him dead, so it don't msttah'
I have been reading pspah once week
lately rs exercise for uy-sw-brsin, and
while looking over q Pittsburgh journal
Yesterday, / was very forcibly struck with
The statement that although something like
-sw-eisht hundred tons oil wrought IRON
tubes and pipes are turned out every day
10 there, the mill owners cannot begin 10
snpply ths-zaw- demand. Ii is really 8
shame that Wheeling cannot have works
of that character.
Friends of mine in the Masonic Ordah
tell ae the stock for the neR--sU-Temple
"a being subscribed for in o most liberal
manner. and that there is no doubt but that
the building will be erected the coming
autumn. l am WEAKLY .reJoiced to hear
this. | shall take occasion to-sW-en-
courage the project whenevah | can.
! | wa aw= TALKING to nswsmsn-aveL'
der of papahs, you knows few days ago,
and was-.aw-Weally astonished at some OF
the things he told me. Fab instance, he
assured me the-aR-demsnd for outof town
ournals was very rapidly falling of aud
that there was weslly NO :uducement to
s,av in the-sw-busiaess. When inquired
for some data on tbe-er-subiect, be told
me that the Cincinnati Enquirer list had
been reduced to about sixty-sve, except on
Saturdays when about two hundred came
% the eiry. de said the papsh used to
circulate two hundred every day but Sstur-
dav. vhsn about four hundred -sw -geaders
bought it. The same thing, the man told
ne, was true in the cases ofthe-=sw.-Pitts
bnrg journals, none Of them doing much
here except the Dispatch. After a time
ysntnred to ask the dealer to what.-er-cause
he attributed the lesseued demand for the
pspshs, aud he ves-GW~-9ood enough
70 say il was the increased value Of our
local journals. law asked him to take
cigarette.
I have bsen-aw-creditsbly informed
thst competent gentleman of this city Ia
at present engaged in getting up chart
a map, you knoT--ot Ohio county. and
more particularly OF the-aw-~city. From
the-er--essusl inspections | have made
OF The maps at present relied on by pro-
iessionsl men and citizens generally, | am
I-sv--inclined to think the work was not
begun too soon.
Il has occurred tO-sw-me several
times, wecently, that those of our fiahmen
Who are called on to go to fshs across the
-sw-wiver, should, in justice, wecelvs
some-sw-extrs compensation for their
labor. It would seem TO be fair for our
membshs Of Council to-er-set aside q
portion of the sums we weeeige from the
Town treasures over the wiver for the men
who are called to 60 oysh there. l am
| ioli, for instance, that one hahman ruined
| a pair of-sw-gum boots, another new
hat, and another coat at the Laughhn
mill fab, lawst week. As the-aw-city
will weceiye four hundred dollars from the
town treasury think these-sw-iessss, at
least, should be compensated.
1t aWfords me Observation-Disclosures
to see so many Of nv friends putting por
ton of their-earniUg I-Wsgss. you know
in building associations. | al"sys-sw
encourage them in this. Only yesterday
told q fellow that il WAS the only really
sw-sensi6ls thing be ever cd If | wasn't
| a vri.ah on psps- would be-aw-
tempted to save something myself.
have noticed recently that some of the
fellows have taken to-aw-dissipating in
a yeally sttwocious way. 1t was told a few
DAYS ago that several friends of mine were
out all night on a-sW-regulsh old time
tesh the evening before. As | met one Of
the chaps weferred to BY my informant, and
saw he had badly-aW-sbwaided one ofhis
eyes, fancy the story must De true.
Whils-aw-strollinga about this week /
was several times struck with the ten
dency of some-sv-married men to
cawst fond glsnces in the direction of ts-
males other than their wespective wives,
| welsted my-sw-impRession to friend
who CHANGED to offer me cigarette, when
he told me little incident which he as
sured me had just-sw-occuered. He was
walking down street with two fellows,
when half 8 block ahead he observed
Young married mSn and a-sw-woman
coming toward them, deeply engaged in
conversation. CHANGING to look up. and OBJ
serving the group the man quickly dropped
behind his-sw-companion, and as the
fellows came up he stopped them and en-
gagged them in a-aw-commonplace con-
Tersatiou, allowing the woman to 60 on. l
The married msn's-sw-psstor Just then
passed, and my informant called out veal
loud. Il say. Joe; see you've got the old
girl out again" The-sw-womsn looked
around on one side Of the group and the
pwsscher on the other, while the married
man disappeared dovn sn-Gv-atlsy way.
LoCKE's own make Calf Shoes, all styles,
81 so.