The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-19

of the police court had more cases oe-
fore it than were before any one session
for the past three years. 1t seemed as
II all the galoots in this neck OF woods
had struck lie at the same time.
Before We make our report OF the
cases on the docket, we must apologize
to our highly-respected citizen, Tobias
Vance, Esq, late of Prof. Prices geo.
logical academy. Through wrong In
formation we were led to say that lobe
had been arrested again. This was not
the case. He has not been picked up
for some time now. In fact he is try
ing to earn a respectable and well de-
yeloped livelihood. We would rather
have $1,000 than to iDjure Tobe's char
acter for industry and sobriety, and so
hasten to apologize.
Luke Mccartney was found on Sat
urday night, about Il o'clock, very
drunk and very sleepy, on Clay street
81 and costs or ten days.
The charge against John llalpin Tor
disorderly conduct on Saturday, will be
heard this morning at 9 o'clock, as
will, also, the twin case against Paddy
Miles
The high, old, rectangular, PARALLEL
pipodon, that distinguished artist and
gilt-edged citizen, Jabez Gosney, was
captured in North Wheeling on Satur:
day, in a heavenly frame of mind
brought about by the absorption OF an
even half gallon of pure, old fusil OIL
He was fined 81 and costs. In default
he taketh ten days geology without
sweetening.
Frank Kline on Sunday night went
to the house of &. Snodgrass, and as
the latter swears, threatened to kill
him. Kline proved that Snodgrass
had got him and some others to 60 out
into Ohio to work, on false pretenses-
wanted them to become "black sheep,
as we understood it. Out Of this the
ruction grew. Kline was fined s. and
costs.
The gallant Booze Leasure, after an
absence Of many days, appeared before
Judge Good. He had been wandering
around on Union street, very drunk and
very noisy. In default Of paying 81 and
costs, Boosey goeth where geology doth
prevail.
James Hubuck and Oliver Porter
were charged with having been guilty
ofdisorderly conduct on the Suspension
bridge. For this they were fined s.
and costs each. After officer Richard
son had arrested Porter, Hubuck at
tempted to rescue him from the officer
For this he was fined an additional s.
and costs. Pretty rough on Hubuck
George Applegrsff was found drank
in the Second Ward Market House on
Saturday morning. 81 and costs was
the charge for it.
John Zane and Samuel Cleg being
firm friends during life, in their DRINKS
were not divided. They were found on
Saturday morning about ten o'clock on
Main street. The regular plain drunk
price was assessed, 81 and costs.
Owen Mcdonald got so full on Sat
urday night that getting home was an
impossibility. He was found about
two o'clock Sunday morning asleep on
the pavement near the German Catholic
Church. 81 and costs was what the
Judge said Owen was owing. He paid
the bill
George Weitzel was arrested for using
loud and abusive language when the
Market Master had his team moved
out OF the way on Saturday morning,
The case was dismissed and George
warned against a repetition of the Of
tense.
In the golden age Of girlhood pre-
serve the beauty of the teeth with
SozoDoNr, and then, when the hair is
silyered and the ewes dimmed with