Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-18
ALL SORTS OF THINGS
roo,ppED ABOUT ON TIE STREETS TIE PAST
DAY Or TWO.
r,-;.tv Of Topics Commented Upon, Of More or
Less Interest to the General
Public.

Variety Of Topics commented Upon, OF More or
Less Interest to the General
Public.
"Tbe new jail Is coming on in first
.,.ss shape" said Inspector and County
r..,mfssloner James Mckinley. ''The
o,,--actors say they will be ready to
80, II over in about two weeks, but to
~, notion il will take little longer
,b.n that-say three weeks. The lum-
l.r for the gang-waYs, for which they
have been waiting a good while, has at
last arrived, and the gang-ways in front
oftbe several tiers Of cells will be put
C,wp as soon as possible. All the locks
s-s on the cell doors, the main iron
s-ofrways have arrived, and will soon be
,rt mo. an the plumbing, etc, is done,
tbe heating apparatus is about COM
-'sred. and only some small odds and
er5s M clustering remains. The build
try generally is in an advanced state,
end shout another mouth will see the
county in control of it,"
No, the trouble in the Thomson NJ.
F Church is not over" said we'll
known member ofthe congregation, last
evening. The element which was op-
rsssd to the circular or petition sent
ont some time ago, has sent out a coun-
tsr petition TO the Bishop, and II will
Pc presented az the Conference which is
so1n Co meet. This paper asks the
BISHOP to take no nOsce Of the petition
f1r the removal Of Rev. Fullerton. l
wish YOU newspaper men would get
hold OF that petition and publish it.
We would like TO answer it, but as mat
tsrs stand we can't do it, although we
know pretty we'll what 10 contains, and
also know that gentlemen not az all con-
rac.ed with the church, who have never
been inside It's walls, and who belong 70
other denominations, have been asked
% sign the paper
"There has been no unusual furry
among the physicians Of Wheeling
growing out Of the cholera scare, said
q leading physician, yesterday, sal
though III admit we have all read up
little on il, merely TO refresh our recol-
lection That is necessary In medicine,
as well as in other things. Opium is the
great remedy for cholera, and in some
of It's forms 10 is the great standby OF
The physician. That as a remedy, and
some form OF aCetiC acid as a preventa-
1--WE. combined with personal Cleanli-
ness and abstenaDCe from bad water,
uurips or over ripe fruit, etc, will help
out amazingly should we be placed In
Immediate danger. But the situation is
rotat all dangerous, as yet. We should
20 about our avocatiOns very much as
usual, but q thorough cleansing OF the
city Is not only right, at this time, but
should be- insisted upon"
81 was going home the other night,
said O gentleman, OF somewhat mature
years, whose business sometimes keeps
him out rather late. at was about
midnight. As I walked along the side
walk my eye caught an object which,
u.luu Investigation, proved 70 be q
snow white, low cut ladies' shoe, about
No 25. IL had been worn but little.
A little further on lay about half
black lace fan, and close by IL a gentle
mans fine linen handkerchief with a
name embroidered thereon. / have the
articles and would like an explanation.
It seems 10 me there Is story of con-
siderable Interest TO an Old bachelor
like myself connected with finding
those things upon the sidewalk in
high toned residence IeighbOrhood.
Don't yOu?'
eyes, the Assessors did raise my real
estate pretty high" said a business
man, yesterday, "but as there are sun
dry shares of stock, diamonds, and such
like t-iles which they didn't get this
year. and haven't found for number
Of years past, l don't think I'll raise
much fuss about TO- A man In my stu
alton may catch 10 on real estate, but
le generally oyeUs things up when it
comes 10 personal property. Personal
property doesn't stand on, on the street,
you know
"'ya got q tenant in a house Of
mine" said a gentleman yesterday
"rlo is about the most independent
man ] know Of. He's lived there for
several years, and could never get a
Cen, OF rent out Of him. Some time
ago went 20 him aud told him be
ought I'm fairness, 10 pay the taxes.
lie said he'd be hanged If he did, aud II
Twas going 90 insist on it he'd move
9al didn't press the matter. Every
once iu a while he strikes me for some
Improvement. When ne went there he
had but three rooms. After a couple Of
years be said the house was getting too
small for him, as his family was grow
ing, aud l bujlt him two more rooms. A
couple OF years later he said there were
more children, aud L built him another
room. He's an awfUIly good tenant,
0lt / think he's q little too independ-
el.."
This cholera scare will make quite
difference in steamship dividends ~
'a.l Mr.. Gutmau, yesterday, Mr.. Gut
man mas but recently returned from
Europe, aud is well acquainted with the
!ng ou both sides OF the water.
Why there is ten times the alarm here
.a America that there is in Europe and
s-5 excitement that has been created
-e' has had a disastrous effect upon
Ua-c from this side Of the water Why,
.le steamship Spree, Of the North Ger
man LLOYD line, In which 1 came over,
Ial nearly a thousand passengers, but
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