The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-14

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long time since there has been 80 mag
niicent a turnout to one OF Judge
Goods Monday morning receptions as
were present yesterday. The wit,
grace and beauty Of all Galootville were
present. Plain DRINKS prevailed, though
the appearance Of two or three other
charges on the docket prevented mo-
notony.
Eliza Hamm was present on two
charges. Eliza, we judge, is not
sugar cured Hamrn. AT least her sour
ness Of temper, as evidenced BY her con-
duct on Sunday night, would not war
rant one in thinking she was that sort
Of Hamm. About a year ago, as our
readers will remember, Eliza was mar
ried to Thomas Hamm. in the office OF
the Clerk of the Court, and in the pres
ence of squad OF delighted lawyers
and newspaper men. Ever since that
event she has kept Hamm in a fry.
They parted about six weeks ago, and
Thomas has made application for d.
vorce on the ground Of adultery. On
Sunday night he went to her to inform
her Of his suit so that she might be pre-
pared to defend herself. She "nursed
her wrath to keep it warm" while he
was present, but as he was leaving the
house she sliced and tried to make a
third eye in his head with poker.
For this she was fined 81 and costs.
After her squabble with her brevet
husband she followed him to his board
ing house and kicked up row there,
using very bad language and good
many bricks by way of emphasis. For
this she was fined S. and costs.
Charles Hendricks was found in
maudlin state Of inebriety on John street,
Saturday evening Fined 81 and costs
or five days
David Jamison was on plain drunk
in Centre Wheeling, Saturday. 81 and
costs or five days.
George Reynolds was sobbingly and
sweetly snorting from the effects Of the
rosy, Saturday evening, Regular price,
81 and costs.
Mary Hughes, an innocent maiden
who has run for many years on the
river, and was all unused to the tricks
of the city, got drunk in an unsophisti-
Gated and artless style on Sunday, and
stood at the corner Of Fourth and Mon
roe streets, swearing in that happy and
appropos fashion known only to those
who pillow the raging billow. Her tears
would have melted heart Of stone.
81 and costs was the price. Without
a shekel she went to castle Kennedy.
Abe Vernon was drunk on Division
street on Saturday night. 1t was very
plain one. One dollar and costs was the
price Of it.
William C, Riddle went into Meyers
barber shop, on Monroe street, Saturday
night and insisted in showing his art as
a singest and dancist. Meyers didn't
admire Bills style. Bill then wanted
to skin Meyers. That being an opera
ton no heightened barber would submit
to in patience, he had the gentle Will
lam arrested. Riddles drunk being
very complicated with disorderly con-
duct, he was fined $40 and costs or
twenty days.
Peter Ferran was captured while in
dulging in plain drunk on Chapline
street, near the Fifth ward school, Sat
urday. One dollar and costs or five
days.
Ben. Thompson was in liquifed and
glorious state of inebriety, near Squire
Clohans office, Saturday night. One
dollar and costs or five days.
John Cowan, another plain drinkist,
was taken from Main street on Satur-
day night as mellow as a peach. Plain