Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-26
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| Wheeling Creek mines, owning Sno noO
new building out the pike short dis
lance, took charge Of the structure.
The building Is fully completed and Is 8
frame structure 40x6O feet. The upper
story is beautifully finished and mas
been finely furnished as hall, IN
which the meetings Of the United Mine
| Workers OF America, Of the Creek
| mines. will meet The first story Is ar
ranged for aco-operative store to be run
by the miners. The beauty OF Il Is, that
the building is all paid for Next
month the store will be opened ana Ia a
short time the miners will begin meet
ing IN their new hall
Last Sunday night party OF persons,
two ladies' and TWO gentlemen, started
for a pleasure ride out the pike, and
they met with q bad accident before
their return. The vehicle was a large
hack. and when one mile west OF town,
the hight being dark, large stone pile
WAS driven over. This stone pile was
where the road was being repaired, ana
it was a bad place for an upset. All the
occupants were thrown out ana the
hack badly smashed. One OF the men
and one OF the women got badly scratch
ed and bruised.
Last night the directors Of the Union
Hall Association met aud further COM
pleted arrangements for the new hall
Architect Giesey was present and the
o. ans were slightly changed. The 'front.'
was one Of these changes which will be
amuch finer one than at first proposed.
This front will be OF pressed brick with
fne stone trimmings. The stairway
was also changed from the north to the
south side OF the building, and other
minor changes made.
The case OF R. II. ClaEland VS.. Scott
Porter, for fOrcible detalner, Will De
tried in Judge Clark's court tomorrow
morning az 9 o'clock before jury. Mr..
Clayland has property on Whlch MI
Porter is y renter. Mr.. Clayland claims
be has the right 10 put Porter out oil
the house au5 mouth, and Mr. Porter
denies the claim, saying he had lease
on the property. The ease has excited
more than the ordinary Interest
The celebrated mule case will be set
tied this week at Squire Clark'S, or an
attempt made. John Mozino bought a
mule from Henry Koehnline. There
arose dispute regarding the payments
MIR. Koehnline sent Miles McNichols,
WIN. Dawson and James Donley after
the mule. The mule was taken from
Mr.. Mozuo and in q dispute over the
animal McNichol's assaulted m0zno.
Mozino then lodged two charges against
the men before Squire ClsrE-that oil
assault and battery and one for forcioly
deyrivlng him Of his property.
William Cox Of EtDsVille badly
mashed ais foot some time ago. Inc
wound healed up, but the foot gave him
great pain. DR.. William +. Ebert per
formed an operation few days ago,
assisted by Dr. Dickey, by which
number Of the bones of the foot were
removed. 10 Is said Mr.. Cox Is on
fair way toward recovery.
Worlds Fair personals: Rev. w.
Rixon ADD brother are at the Fair.
Walter Taylor is home from trip TO
the Windy City. The Misses Clara
Forbes, aud Minnie, and ST. Clair Alex
der are seeing the sights there, Ross
,xander and wife vii leave to-day
Chicago.
The c., L. & w. Railroad company Is
uilding a substantial retaining wall
Iust north OF tie new steel bridge. The
wall, when completed, will greatly I'M
prove the locality here.
Next Friday evening fifteen couples
Of young society people will go to
Maultown for a hay ride. Arrange
ments are being made for a pleasant
time.
Last Monday at Third street In
/ JFtnayiIle, a sewer pipe broke. The
water was turned of and its repair be-
gun yesterday.
Rev. N. Q. Worthington and wife,
with the Misses Blanche Leland and
Mabel Roberts, are home from a visit to
Brilliant, o.
Tony Cox was arrested and locked up
last night for beating his wife and
mother. Officer Souers made the ar
rest.
Delbrook Bros, Of Etnaville, are
home from Tippecanoe, o., where they
visited the Ktna fishing camp.
officer L. Doney was ont Of town
yesterday attending the funeral OF his
brothers child ia Portland, 0.
There is one drunk in the lookup, left
over from Saturday, who couldn't pay
the ine ana costs.
Mayor Hathaway and Ross Alexan-
der we're on fishing trip to the coun-
try yesterday.
John McIninch, son Of VIM, Sr.,
who has been so M, is now on fair way
toward recovery.
]. G. Dent, accompanied by Mrs.
Dent, is spending an outing In the coun-
try.
Barney Connors, OF Etnaville, is
home from a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Dr.. Won Murault, OF Tiltonville, was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
R. D. Nicols, OF the new street car
company, is out Of town on business.
w. ]. Bratton, the furniture dealer,
is out in a bran new wagon.
Dr. Dickinson, Of New Athens, O.,
was in town yesterday.
Ora Duncan will leave to-day for a
visit to Claysville Pa.
Mrs. John w. Hsnkle is visiting In
MorristOwn, o.
oliver Howells has gone to Alliance,
o., for visit.
Attorney Charles Helnlein is in the
West.
Carl Frlck is home from Darlington.
Mrs. Mary Reid is quite sick,