Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-17
SUBURBAN SCRAPS.
REPORTS FROM NelGH8oalNG TOWNS
On Their Muscle in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lightning Maif-No,es from the
Athens Of the Panhandle.
BELLAIRE.
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Ball-PersonaL
MrsJJ !. McDermott left this city
Yesterday. for visit to friends In fitts.
burph. The Jolly bachelor John 10 lett
in charge of the children. =,
The new Union glass works VIII DC
ready to raise the main buildings anu
factory departments some ume TINS
week. They have contracts out Tor the
making of sixteen fatening cars, ana
are also at work making ten pots 10 DC
used when the building is completed
Flatening stones are also under way III
making. These works will be complet-
ed, it is thought, by the middle oil Aug
ust.
The Clinton and Baron base ball clubs
played match game in South bellaire
Saturday afternoon. The players got
liyened up TO the game and went at II
yociierously. Tom began presided as
umpire and declared the score Il to Is
in favor of the Clintons.
An additional freight train has been
nut on this division OF the 4. x I. rail-
road. The down train arrives at 300 A.
N. and the up train leaves at . A. NJ
These trains originally run only as lar rs
Wellsyille. This extra run will be
great convenience to shippers at this
point.
one of Wheeling's printers languishes
i'm the city cooler at this place. He had
imbibed too freely of the ardent and as
a consequence, was found on one OF our
streets on Saturday evening in beast
ly state of intoxication. He is we'll
known in Wheeling as Judge" so We
need not mention his name. lie still
fingers with us on account Of not being
the possrssor of the Aherewithal To dis
charge his roOm-rent at the city reserva-
ton.
A couple oi tramps, being possessed
of an over abundance of corn juice, dis
puted over something unknown IN the
reporter and engaged IN little pugilis-
tic and acTobatic exercises, and no doubt
would have gotten along we'll enough
in the matter OF clawing and dust wal
lowing, but party named Patsy Manly,
who was also under the influence, pitch
ed into the fight unannounced and be,
gan making matters worse. Marshal
Criswell arrived upon the scene and put
a Sudden quietus to the battle. The
tramps were lodged III tho cooler, but
Manly is wanted by the police for his
Sunday mornings pleasure.
A melee occurred about . O clock Sat
urday evening on Union street between
three persons who were laborlng under
the influence Of heB2ine. M arrests.
4 row occurred SUNDAY morning at
about O'Clock III the neighborhood OF
the Catholic Church. Several pistol
shots were fired. No clue to the parties
engaged in the row could he ascertained
10y the officials.
An order, dated May I, has been re-
ceived irom Asst. Adjt. Gen. Samuel Is.
Smith, accepting the resignation oi Capt.
w. II. Brown, Co. d., and instructing
Lieut.. w. III. Little 10 hold ala election
To till The vacancy. 1t. Cot. q. w.
Shepherd il charged with tive prcmul-
CATION OF the order.
In accordance with this order, Lent.
Little has ordered the company Ia meet
at 1:30 O'Clock, on May 22d, Ia elect u
captain and such other officers Us may
be necessary to ill the company roster.
The lecture OF Mrs. Mason tClayton)
was well attended last evening 10y
large number OF our best citizens The
lady, ~ a lecturer, ia very good.
4 fire occurred in the ncighborhood
of RoCkershausrn s coal works Saturday
night between II aud II o'clock. The
building belonged Ia Mr.. Rockershausen.
The loss II light The house was unoc.
cupied. Ii is thought To he another case
of inCpudiaIism