Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
SMALL TALA
MInor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

I
Pithily Told
JAMES RIDER was arrested, late last
night, for disorder.
YESTERDAY morning Charles France,
an EN- ploye at the LaBelle mill, had one
of his thumbs cut Off at the shears.
FRED. ARTz was arrested last night
for lettering in Stella CheSter'S. Charles
Allen was arrested By Officer Buch, for
disorder.
LAST evening the boilers at the Stand
ard mill commenced leaking, which will
! necessitate the workmen laying OIL for
few days.
FINK & BRowS sold TO d. r. TapDan
for Jesse Westwood one lot So feet oy
100, on South Penn street. Consdera-
ton, $1,000,
The Dallas, Texas, Ne,CS OF Monday
chronicles the death OF Mrs. NJ. &.
Barry, relict of Major Philip Barry, In
her 10th year.
ALAEGE Newfoundland dog belong
ing 10 Medick, the SOnth Chapline
street butcher, was run over by an cleo,
tric motor yesterday.
! WILLIAM KELLEY, ono OF the men
burned az the Riverside blast furnace,
was reported 10 be in q precarous stu
alton, yesterday, aud may rot recover
FnrD WAGNER, the Sixteenth street
/ t9psorial artist, has rehtted his shop
/ with two iine new chairs OF the Column
/ b!a make, patented By Thee. Koch, and
/ a handsome mug case.
ABOUT q dozen members OF the Wash
/ ington Y. VI. c. 4. will 0e the guests OF
the Association here this evening. 4
cymnaStic exhibition will be given by
! the visitors and members OF the local
ASSocia ion.
THERE were three cases in Police
! Court, Yesterday morning. Harry Beck
got $40 and costs for cutting Phil Cos
tello, and the latter 81 and costs for his
part in the ARRAY. John Bloher got
$40 and costs aud thirty days In default.
ALAgGE iron vessel used to receive
| cinderS aud 20 cool tools at the pud-
ding furnaces, exploded at the LA
Belle mill Tuesday. Several workmen
| had narrow escapses, and the furnace
was idle during the remainder OF the
day.
THE Kings Sons OF the Zane Street
/ M. L. Church are arranging for a sup
per and social which will be given in
the Odd Fellows Hall on the evening oil
the ED OF this month. The Kings
| Sons, as entertainers, have good repu-
tation, and the managers Of the affair
are very hopeful of the outcome.
/ YESTERDAY was the first of March.
/ At this time il is interesting to read
that there is an old saying that q
dusty" March protends penteous
| season, while, on the contrary, wet
March frequently proves destructive OF
! both wheat and rye. In March persons
! hereab bout again have the sun on their
; side OF the equator where they hold 1t
| for six months, period including seed
| time and the ripeniDg of the crops. 1t
/ is quite natural in repeating the Sc
quence of the seasons TO place spring
first and astronomical spring actually
| begins on the Goth, at which time the
DAYS and nights are of equal length
/ the world over. There will be close
escape from having five phases Of the
moon for March, two OF which would
] have been full moons were il not that
| the second full moon is two hours be-
| midland, and April arrives in time
| 10 fool US out OF having the somewhat
rare treat. On the 10th the moon is in
/ last quarter, while there is new moon
on the 18th and first quarter on the
94th.