Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12

Run school was in wellsville yesterday,
visiting friend.
Lewis Smith, who is chief decorator at
the Buckeye Glass Works, is in the East
in the interest of the works.
Hon. Joseph McCleary, of Portland, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neff, of Mingo, are
in the city, the gusts of relatives.
VIM. Garrett, of the Elson Glass Works.
is in the west in the interest OF the COM
psny.
@. @. COchan, of Dalton, and who was
one of the street paving contractors here
returned home yesterday, after pleasant
visit with his brother, Judge John B
Cochran.
Ed McCombs has left for Cincinnati Il
resume his law studies.
Mrs. Emma McClusk, Of Ksne, Pa
daughter Of ]. H. Drennen, editor OF thu
Ohio VALLEY Netcs, is on the sick list Hel
sister, Miss Marguretta, has gone to sssis
in nursing her.
Paul Morrison has returned to school a.
Gambler, o., after spending pleasant va
cation here with his parents, Mr.. and Mis-
S. NJ Morrison.
GU. Grier, foreman at Mann's foundry
who has been on the sick list for some
time, is much better, and is able to lool
after his usual duties.
The cold machines at the Laughlin mil
will 20 on 10 morrow; the hot machines
will doubtless 70 on Tuesday or Wednes
day.
All the members of the different ware
fire companies, who served last year, have
been reelected by Council, to serve ont
more year. While they were called out bu
few times, the work they did and the good
time they made in getting there only de
mOnstrsted that it was best to have theiI
service again.
The remains Of F. Rub, the Hanover
street tailor, who died on Thursday night
of pneumonia after very short illness,
were taken to Wheeling yesterday morn
ing early to be shipped to Ironton, o.
where they will be inferred.
The case of J. W. Collins for $100-a
months pay-against the Buckeye Glas'
Works, for whom he had been travelling,
was won by him. The jury, which was
composed of John haywood, Joseph Me-
dill, J. W. Lane and james Shrodes, was
only out few minutes when they arrived
ct verdict Mr.. Collins was represented
by Joseph Elson, of Wheeling, with Geo.
Duncan for the Buckeye Glass Co.
We should say, from the number of dogs
which run our streets day and night, thai
they are too dOggish plenty.
Lucisn Wilson, formerly of this place,
but now a resident of Steubenville, beams
sweetly on his acquaintance. He is nov
papa.
The farmers, who live Of the pike wes'
of this place, say the roads we're never II
worse condition than at present.
Notwithstanding Councilman Shrode'
untiring efforts the ELECTRIC spark fails tC
shine in our streets below the O. & p rail
road, where it is most needed. There il
much complaint also from various bust
ness men who are waiting patiently fol
connections to be made for lighting Their
rooms.
John Williams, who was arrested OF
Friday for the supposed larceny of his
fathers pocket-book, was released yester'
day by Mayor NJ. G. Mitchell as there was
not evidence enough to hold him on. |
seems that his father weakened afterward:
in regard to the pocket-bOOk, and said il
was not his.
The Terminal Railway Company should
certainly look after the pond, near the First
Wsrd schoolhouse, before some of the
children are drowned. The pond here i:
caused by fill made by that Company,
and when We have had so much rain il
fills up to the depth of six
or seven fee., backing NJ
right under a narrow board walk that the
children have to walk on to get to the
school house. 1t was claimed by some
Who have children attending there that the
walk was sflOat, in which case it would b'
doubly dangerous.