Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-12
SMALL TAXI
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithny Told.
THE Spears axle works are going In
every department, day and night.
THE Council Committee on Health
will be called again for Friday evening.
WILLIAM LUTz was taken suddenly
and seriously III with cramps yesterday
morning about IL o'clock,
THE entire works of the Boggs' Run
Mining Company resumed again yes
terday, after short shut down.
WILLIAM ERsKINE was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
A. B. Caldwell, deceased. Bond, 500
600: b. 5. Allison, surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Michael Malarkey, a native OF
Wheeling, aged %. and Maggie Man
Chen, native Of Marshall county, aged
2I.
THE case OF the w. & L. E. railroad
against George Dorch, Of Martins
Ferry, 10 appropriate lands in that city,
has been settled ami ea6ly to all parties
concerned.
Dock MCNABB the driver for We ii.
Kock, who resides on Thirteenth
street, met with very painful accident
yesterday while out swimming and Is
layed up from the effects Of the wound
THERE were two cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Dan Richie was
dismissed on the charge ef extinguish-
ing red signal lantern. Nettie Har-
mon was dismissed on charge OF
abusive language.
WooD Bros. planning mill is now In
full operation. All the new machinery
10 be used is now placed and the plant
is giving the best Of satisfaction. The
outlook for steady aud prosperous run
is very bright.
ALONzO BARRETT, OF Benwood, en-
ployed at the Riverside mill, suffered a
severe accident yesterday. he was at
his work when a heavy iron rail fell on
mis- arm, breaking Ii in two places. DR..
Haskins gave the medical aid.
THE remains of Jas. McManus were
buried yesterday afternoon at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery. Deceased was % years
OF age, single, and boarded 10 East
Wheeling. Typhoid fever cause the
death of the we'll known young man.
EVERY department at the Whitaker
mill is on in full blast except the por-
tion undergoing repairs. These are the
new sheet mill, which will soon be
ready to operate, and mill No. 5, which
will be ready by the first of next week.
WALTER EBELING, Of No. % Twenty
second street, has resigned his position
with the OkerhouSe ball club, and Is
now PLAYING ball with the Schape Bros.
Walter has hit fifteen home runs this
season, and has only played seven
games Of ball.
TIE Grand Officers of the Grand En-
campment /. o. o. F., will be in the
city to-day for the purpose OF installing
the officers elect of Wheeling Encamp-
ment No. IL and William Tell Encamp'
meet No. z, the former at p. IN. and
the latter at p. m.
THERE was a pleased lot OF young
base ball enthusiasts yesterday. The
G.. Mendel base ball club appeared be-
fore Mr.. Mendel, and he presented
them with a new outfit-bats, mask and
gloves. To say the boys were delighted
would be putting it mildly.
SOUTH SIDE lovers of sport are telling
big frog story. They say that George
Gowry, of the South Side, member OF
the Pine Hill Fishing CLUB, which is en-
camped at Round Bottom, caught
frog Ching AZ pounds a few days
ar Some people believe it.
tie Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades and the City Solicitor,
are called to meet at the north end OF
the Second ward market house at 3
o'clock this afternoon, TO go over the
route Of the proposed extension OF the
Wheeling Railway Company up Market
street.
THE Monarch Fishing Club, composed
OF young men from the Thirty-third
street section Of the city, is in hard
luck. Less than two weeks ago the
bOvs went down the river 10 Franklin.
A rain came, completely drowning them
out, running their provisions, etc. The
boys are all back home.
Two South Side boys went up the
river near Glenn's run, Monday, and
stole a skiff from a man named Moore.
The latter complained TO the police, and
Officer Moran arrested the boys, and
the case was settled by the boys rowing
the skiff back up the river and paying
for lock they had broken.
OK the fourth of last July George r..
Ebeling, the South Side druggist, sent
uD balloon. On it was tag calling
for fine box OF soap. Mr.. Ebeling got
no return till yesterday, when L. Is.
Mccoy, of Glenns Run, seven miles up
the river appeared, claiming the re-
ward, having got the tag near his home
The head officials OF glass factory
81" visited the factory yesterday.
Workmen have been notified, and this
morning quite large force OF men will
be put to work cleaning away the old
ruins. preparatory to the erection oil
the new addition. Workmen will also
begin the repair Of the furnace this
morning.
LAST evening at his work at South
| side coal mine, Walter Shepherd,
miner, living at 26eS Main street, had
stroke OF paralysis, affecting his entire
left side. He was feeling bad few
minutes before the stroke and came
from the mine, where he fell, and wa:
sfterward removed 10 his home. DR..
/ L. 5. Riggswss summoned, ana report:
| that the man will recover.
Mrs. CArHARINE SCHAAL, Of Bridge
mort. by her attorney, j. c. Helnlein,
has brought suit for divorce and aIimo