The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

police court to rest. Here she met
sister Mary Morgan, and the two being
rival beauties had fight. She was
fined 81 aud costs or five days. The
Judge ordered the execution OF the
sentence to be suspended on considera-
ton of her leaving the city forthwith.
Sister Catherine is not what might
be termed fast" woman, but in fifteen
minutes after the court adjourned she
was in Ohio.
Sister Mary Morgan is the woman
we spoke of on Friday as being half
lunatic when sober and raging crazy
when drunk. When the lady from
Pittsburgh, spoken OF above, arrived at
the police court room, she gave Sister
Mary two or three good snifters and
got up fight with her. Sister Mary
went out on the street, and the vile
liquor she had taken made her a per-
feet lunatic. She got up in the neigh
borhood of the Catholic Church and
began 10 tear her clothing off. Some
of the ever.kind nuns saw her and en-
deavored to soothe her, but she bit them
and bit herself, her cries and screeches
the while being more like the cries OF a
wild animal than human being.
Officer Alex. Wallace took her to the
lookup, she biting and fighting him all
the way down. When she appeared
before the Judge her reason was in
some measure restored. AS a precau-
tionary measure and to hold her until
some provision can be made for her.
she was sent to Jail, in default Of 81
and costs, for ten DAYS Her child has
been sent to the poor house.
Sister Margauritta Johannes, better
known as Mag ones, lately left Castle
Kennedy. Like the race OF Bourbon
she learns nothing from experience
For being a social evil, on the streets
during forbidden hours she was sentup
tor thirty days in default Of paving so
fine
George Mayhem was arrested on
charge of lewdness in being with Sister
Jones. The city failed to establish the
charge and the case against the young
man was dismissed.
Wesley Drake is duck of a fellow.
III made goose Of himself in getting
drunk on Friday and laying round the
Second Ward market He was basted
to the tune Of 81 and costs or five days.
Henry Schmidt says he came from
Philadelphia. The officer Who arrested
him says Henry was so drunk that it
was with difficulty lie could he lifted
from the sidewalk on Madison street
and taken to the calaboose. Henry
,o;i :. 80" piles Judge Good said it
wa, piles of whisky and asked Henry
to pay 81 and costs or take five days
geology.
YoU should not tail to try our cele
brated improved 1926 Kid Glove in "a
shades BRUES X SANDERS.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
The further the receiver proceeds in
examination into the affairs Of the late
Wheeling Savings Institution, the more
appears the certainty that not exceed
ing five per cent will be paid to the I'M
fortunate depositors. We give below
statement of the known condition of
the bank to Saturday last
Known Indebtedness ................... 1924 go ~
Probable and unknOwn................ 10000 %
sGH,26O 81
Total assets, good, bad and indif-
ferent, exclusive of Norway
notes .................. SG9,2lS 81
The notes Of the Norway Iron Com.
pany amount to about 100000. These
were turned over by Mr.. Quarter at the
time oE his arrest Their market value
at this time we do not know. Admit
ting them to be worth one hundred
cents on the dollar the Savings Institu-
ton would still be $4,000 short.
Taking everything into consideration,
about five cents on the dollar will be
about the amount realized by deposi-
tors.
Go AT once and procure one OF those
handsome summer Silks at SlOO per
yard before they are all gone.
BRUEs a. SANDERS
THE MENDELssoHS CoNCERT.-We
were disappointed in the size Of the au-
dience at Washington Hall, on Satur-
day night, attending the concert OF the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club. AS was
said on another occasion, though not
large it was select The performance