Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25

Pittsburg evening papers, last evening.
from persons interested In the lase OF
the excursion party.
THE La Belle mill will resume In the
pudding department to-day. Work on
the changing OF the entrance 10 the
mine is progressing well.
THE extra street cars which have
been running to the Island since Satur-
day are q great convenience to residents
of that portion Of the city.
ONE more car load OF machinery was
shipped by the Jos. Bell Stove Com
pany to Muncie, Ind, last Saturday.
Still another car is being loaded.
WASHINGTON COUNCIL No. 81, Sr. o:
A. NJ, are arranging for grand social
In their hall. at Twenty-slxth and
Jacob streets, in the near future.
JOHN LARUE was arrested yesterday
by officer O'Brien, and had two charges,
one for drunkenness and the other Tor
abusive language, placed against MIN.
A VALUABLE dog. an Australian anil
NAL, was killed by the electric cars on
South Jacob street yesterday. The DOG
belonged to George Fuhman ana was
valued at $50.
WILSON e. CHAPMAN have purchased
an elegant black match team. Inc
team cost S345, and was bought from
Z. A. Shipley, of Hopedale, 0. The
horses are beauties.
The bazaar, given by the North
Street M. Z. church, which closed last
Friday evening cleared $500. 1t only
lasted two days. This money Will De
used for church purposes.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes.
terday TO Ignatz Schmidt, native OF
Germany, aged %, and Marie Friede' a
native of Wheeling, aged p. also 10
James Finnegan, aged 80, and Catharine
Burke, aged 26.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL, No. 5, o. U.
A. NJ, had a house warming In tnelr
new hall In Hibberd's block, last even
ing. Speeches were made by proml-
nent members of the order and a hne
banquet enjoyed.
AT Forty-third street yesterday two
wagons ran into an electric light poie'
and both were slightly damaged. The
street is very narrow there, and street
car being on the track, caused the
slight smash-up.
FRED KNAPP. the coal hauler OF the
Eighth ward, had two wagon wheels
smashed on Jacob, between Thirty
ninth and Fourtieth streets yesterday
He was enneaYoring TO get from the
street car tracks.
Work is progressing well at the new
water works. Some OF the nnlshlngs
for the windows are being placed. Inc
structure is beginning to show OIL to
good advantage. The main wall Is now
about SIX feet high. The we'll Is com
pleted.
THE Young Ladies' Missionary Read
ing Circle, OF the Third Presbyterian
church met at Miss Dudleys, on Chap
line street below Twenty fifth, last
evening. The reports of the recent
Missionary Convention at West Alex
ander were read.
THERE were five cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning, in addition to the
Plttsburg excursionists. George Shaier,
for disorder, went to the hill for thirty
days, and August Gluby paid IS and
costs on the same charge. Three
drunks were let off with 81 and cost:
each.
A FEW days ago Walter Snyder, who
works in No. 2 mill at the Etna, sur
fered a most painful accident. he Is
roller and a red hot roll was near hi'
feet. In some way missing his footiDg
he fell on the heated iron. Both ell
bows were terribly burned and one hiI
very badly injured. DR.. Shuttlewortf
attended him. He is now doing well.
THE sanitary condition Of the alley
between the National road and Grand
view street, from Sixth to Seventh
should be looked after. There Is nc
drainage and the sewerage from numer
Gus houses above accumulates In tine
low places, making the stencil dangerous
to health and the alley almost impass
able for empty wagons going down MIL
A PROMINENT North Wheeling physi
clan is accountable for a remarkable
story Of dog sagacity, or dog jealousy
The canine Is owned by a Wheeling
man, and when its master says he VIII
get another little white dog, the animal
becomes ipsanely jealous-or something
OF the kind-and flies at the owners
throat. AS soon as he assures the little
pet that he will not buy another dog
all is serene, till the "little white dog
Is mentioned again.