Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-29
BENwooD.

eShou duu hOcuuiluo DIOo- dSdiuct bnO
Terminal Railroad Company, were TO
come of at Moundsyille yesterday.
Quite number Of persons went from
here. The Keohnline property is situated
near Boggs' Run, and the Schad prop
erty is near the Riverside mill. At q
late hour last evening it WAS not
learned how the case resulted.
The missing druggist, f. NJ. Schick,
who left here so mysteriously some time
ago, whose disappearance was first fully
given in the REGISTER, has been heard
from. Word has been brought TO his
folks in Bellaire that he was seen In
Chicago. IL is reported that the young
man had position in st. Louis, ana
was going there to work when seen.
James Jackson, employed in the b. 81
o. Railroad, near the lower end OF town,
suffered severe accident yesterday at
work. His hand was caught between
two pieces OF metal and the hand
bruised and one end of finger cut of.
DR.. Mcdonald dressed the injury.
The steel mill az the lower mill is on
in full. The entire plant will close
down next Saturday until after the
Fourth, when work will be resumed
and continued until the following Sat-
urday, when the summer stop Will
begin.
The Red Men of Blazing Arrow Tribe,
No. IS, of Benwood, are arranging Tor
picnic at Whiteman's grove on the
Fourth. Brch's full orchestra Will
furnish the music and elegant refresh
meuts will be served.
Michael Pizzaro, an Italian workman
near the junction, suffered painful
accident yesterday. A large steel rail
fell on his hand and arm, very painful
ly crushing them. The man Is not a
Benwood citizen.
James Burns, of the lower mill, got
his finger very badly cut while at work
few days ago. A very sharp piece OF
iron inflicted the injury. Mr.. Burns Is
laid off work as the result.
The Benwood Stars yesterday played
the Potato Dggers game, In which
the Stars won by a score or 81 TO ~.
The game was played on the Riverside
grounds.
The old building formerly occupied
by Becker 81 Zimmerman is being
moved rapidly to It's new location at
Eighth and McMechen streets.
Walter Smith is home from three
months trip TO the West. He has been
at the Worlds Fair during his tour.
The postofice was moved yesterday
into Bursell's building, on Main street,
between Seventh and. Eighth streets.
Joseph Fritz, from Marietta, visited
his uncle, Hartman Herr!ckson, this
week. He left for home yesterday.
There was dance given last night at
McMechen and q large number OF Ben
wood people attended.
Mrs. Chas. Price removed her MILL
merry establishment yesterday, to the
former postoffice site.
Already at the plant some OF the ex-
tensive Improvements planned Tor the
summer have begun.
Becker & Zimmerman have moved all
their stock from the former building
occupied by them.
James MCGEE and Martin Gately will
leave for a fishing excursion down the
river this week.
Neil Quinn will leave tonight for the
Worlds Fair. He will visit Canada be-
fore his return.
The extensive paving contract on
Marshall street will be begun the 10Th
o. next month.
Walter Smith got home yesterday
from Indianapolis, after six months
stay.
Movements in police circles have
been unusually quiet the last week.
Jacob Millbaugh and wife will leave
soon for visit to New Matamoras.
Thomas Policy was in town yesterday
from Mingo, guest of his friends.
Work on VIM. Curran's building is
progressing very satisfactorily.
William and August Policy and John
Burr are visiting in the country.
Charles Zimmerman was in Mounds
Vile yesterday on business.
Samuel Thomas is visiting his home
here. He lives in Pittsburg.
Squire Riddle was In Moundsville,
esterday, on business.
Yesterday was pay day in the city.
They paid out SS93.14.
Thos. Lanuon is home from a busi-
ness trip in Ohio.
Joseph Smith left last Tuesday for
the Worlds Fair.
John Gately will go to Syracuse this
week on visit.
William Browns condition is un-
changed.
Joseph Higgins is home from Pitts
burg.
Mike Carroll is In Chicago at the Fair