The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-26
nEIeHBoEHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE,

II
was decidedly cool ~
.rhs planning mills are running on
full time.
TIE B, & o. Central division pay car
arrived yesterday.
PETITE thieving is becoming very
prevalent in this city.
ME- o. E.. GROVE contemplates mi
grating to Kansas soon.
IT takes forty minutes to 60 to st.
Clairsyi)le BY the new railroad.
THREE hundred passengers were taken
over the narrow gauge to st. Cisirsvilie
last week. ~
TIE stockholders of the National
Glass Works have authorized the estab-
lishment TO be sold.
The Light Guards have received their
new uniforms and were out on dress
parade Thursday evening.
A FIGHT occurred en- Gravel Hill
Thursday night IN which, one OF the
parties was knocked dowp.~ i8r-
l4.-COL. SULLlfAN uos 6ouS W 49,
York, where he is trying to obtain money
to complete the B. & w. r. K. ra
LEWIS TRAVIS was "gobbled up" by
Marshal Drugan for fast driving last
Thursday. Fined 81 and costs.
OFFICER MCCORMICK arrested Frank
Harris for fast driving on Thursday.
Harris paid one dollar and costs Tor the
fun.
The hardness In paying in subscrlp-
ton stock, causes u DELAY in the rapid
work that was begun on the b. q >. w.
r. K.
Col, PooRMAN Is very likely to be ap-
pointed revenue collector in the place OF
Gen. Boynton who is, rumor says, to be
removed.
JAS. KELLEY, was arrested by officer
Mccormick last Thursday for breach
OF peace. He was assessed two dollars
| and costs.
A cERrAIE young man residing on
| Gravel Hill, and who works In the roll
ing mill will shortly take unto himself D
partner for life.
ANTHONY MURPHY had his fingers
smashed between two barrels in the "lsn
tern" factory Thursday. DR.. Grafton
dressed tee wounds
LAST w ednesdsy night some one en-
tered the Tom saloon by the ;ransom,
and stole two dollars in money and some
fine cigars.
THOSE famous tobacco commissioners
have not yet arrived, nor does any one
know when they will make their appear
ance in this city.
MRS ZIMMERMAN, who styles herself
Lady Nc. 10 company with her "lord OF
creatiou," registered ut the "Cooier" on
Thursday night. She was ordered to
lesve the city forthwith.
A CERTAIN young man who lives on
Crescent street, ana visits his Dulcins
living on Guernsey street, better take
notice that she is tired of bidding him
goodnight halt dozen times before he
leaves. IL is rather cool counting on the
door steps these nights.
VIII TALLMAN and James F. Ander-
son, OF this place, and DR.. j. S. Ely, of
Bsrnesyille, are spoken of as Republican
candidates Tor the Legislature this fall.
Messrs. Bundy and Cleaver, the present
represen tatives, will also be cant dates
Tor denomination at the conventon.
The way of tn trsnsgressor is hard, as
WAS shown in the case OF Gottl. Rosen-
hane, Hebrew dealer in gents furnish
ing goods, of your city. For some time
this peddler has "bull-dozed" tie city out
OF license, but was yesterday taken in by
Officers Drugin and Mccormick, AMI
brought before the mayor, who fined him
S5 80. 1t was paid and ne resumed his
peoding occupation with downcast
counteLance.
A YOUNG son of Mrs. Patrick Boeke
met with severe accident last Wednes-
day near the b. & D. ysris, iqjumping
on th5 cars while in motion. de missed
his hold, and the truck passed over his
foot cutting the toes oil one, and the heel
from the other. The boy was taken home
where Drs. Grafton and Saterwaith
dressed the WOUNDS and made him as
omfortable a. poss ,b!e ander the circun-
stances.
A NEW base ball club by the name OF
the "Ivsnhoes,' has been lately organized,
IN which Arthur Waving IL catcher;
George Richardson, pitcher, John
Jennlngs, short stop; Charlie Winsns,
first base; Marion Drugan, secoId base;
Sheldon R.chard on, third base; Willie
Brswnley, right short stop; Ollie Hoff
man, left field; Willie Smith, center
field, CALVIN Mccullough, right field.
There is some good material in this club
of young men.
THERE is move on foot to reduce the
salary of the female teachers in the PUB.
lie schools OF this city. This is bad
move, and should not be urged by
Mr.. Smith or any other person
who has the educational welfare of the
rising youth at heart. Lady teachers,
who do the same amount of labor rs
mae teachers, should be equally as well
remunersted for their labor. In teach {:
ing school, the laborer is worthy of the
hire.
n sThANSbh giving Ills HhLle ds hhTTS
Harris, attempted suicide near one of the
piers OF the b. & o. railroad bridge last
Wednesday. He walked into the
river and sunk to considerable
depth, but was rescued by two
men who went to his AID with skiff.
Harris said that he was from Loydsville'
this county. His reason for the rash al
tempt was that his family had driven
him away from home. He also said that
be could not get work, and conse-
9uently preferred death to his present
state OF existence. The man informed
Officer Mccormick that he had a ser
working as heater in the Belmont mill in
your city.
BRIDGEPORT.
WIN. ALEXANDER has been confined
to his house by sickn ess for several
days.
Mr. S. NUGEST has been threatened
with ser!ou. illness, but is better to-
day.