Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-01
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BOARD Of Commissioners Monday.
GRAND jury next week IL the Court
House is ready.
THERE was a knock offfor three heats,
at the Top mill, yesterday.
The boys can made the river now. IL
is nearly as low as last summer.
A NEW telephone has been placed In
the Office of the Board Of Education.
Tx second son Of John g: Hoffman,
ESQ is very i'll with typhoid fever.
TIE La Belle mill was OF for three
heais yesterday on account oil the heat.
AN Ohio man has a very fine gold
watch on deposit at the City Building
Loan office.
TaERE is an influx OF summer resort
ers Just now, and it will not be long nh
Ill all are home.
The semi-annual uneasiness, incident
to the sitting OF the Grand Jury, is not
nearly so limited as heretofore.
tbs mali carriers are overworked, but
the Department saws there is no appro-
priation Tor an additional force.
A PROSECUTING attorney with q living
salary and an assistant, are topics OF
discussion among the lawyers just now.
JAKs You've, Of Washington county,
recently sold his fast PAGER to Arnold q
and King, OF Pittsburgh, for $500 cash.
Two COWS were killed near the tunnel
on the Hemp6eld road yesterday morn
ing. One Of them belonged to Mrs. Nc
Cluskey.
FIFTEEN marriage licenses we're issued,
twenty five deeds in fee, and ~thirty-hye
| deeds Of trust recorded BY Recorder
Hook in August.
THE ~"red-headed reporter" has be-
come aesthetic, and now appears in blue
g~ogyles. The effect of these is very fine.
He is too utterly utter for anything.
CHAs. Wilson, who used a knife too
freely on John Gordon on the South
SIDE, Tuesday night, will have a hearing
b fore Squire MuIrin, Friday at 10
o'clock.
GEoRaE TAYLOR and George Lutz were
before SQUIRE Philips last night on a
charge OF disorderlv conduct. Lutz paid
five dollars and costs and the other was
discharged.
JUSTICE MURRIN yesterday committed
John Hamden, the mar who is alleged
to have stole the water proof dress from
q woman on the South Side, in default
OF $500 bail.
GOVERNOR JACKSON was compelled
Yesterday TO send for the Health Officer
in regard to the matter Of sewer gas in
the Capitol. The Health Officer will
have the matter attended to at once.
TIE stagnant water on Chapline and
Eoff streets, in the vicinity OF Thirty
sixth and Thirty-seventh, is anything
but conducive to the good health OF the
city of Wheeling. Let it be looked after.
THERE was considerable OF a muss
kicked up about ~ o'clock last night by
two men named Dyson, up by the mar.
ket house. Nothing very serious oc'
Cured and no arrests were made at the
time.
A FIRE in Greenwood cemetery a day
or two ago burned over a considerable
stretch OF ground, injuring the shrub
berry and ornaments OF the graves. The
fire was caused by the careless use OF
matches.
A SLIGHT accident occurred on the
Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charleston rail-
road zeal Pittsburgh last evening, The
accident did not amount TO much,
a ough the boat race excursionlsts are
de stained in Pittsburgh until to-day.
PROF. ]. H. SMART, ex-Superintendent
Of instruction OF Indiana, has notified
Supt. Butcher that he will be present
and take part in the teachers and super
| intendents' convention in this city this
fall. Prof. Smart has a national reputa-
ton az an instructor and will be a valu-
BILE aid.
MAJOR j. V. L Rogers yesterday paid
to Louis Helbright the amount OF his
loss by the late fire, amounting to $500.
Mr.. Helmbright was insured in the
Royal. Mr.. Rogers also yesterday
received q draft Tor 1856 from the Fire
Association Of Philadelphia for the
Laughhn mill company.
THsRE is q necessity for a better SAM
tary condition of things in nearly every
locality in the city. The alleys in East
Wheeling. South Wheeling and on the
Island, are some o. them in a fearful
condition, and the soone attention is
given to their condition the better it
will be tor the health OF the city.
IT is reported that a dog fight between
q dog owned by an Eighth ward man
and one owned by a man near the city,
took place at "Whis<ey Rup," on the
opposite side OF the river, about three
weeks ago. some dissa isfactitn existed
and still exists, and it is said that the
ediiying ex libition is about to be r.
peated.
JAMES MCCoRD reported a case Of
stealingto Officer Soles Tuesday evening,
which occurred at McCord's house, on
Glenn's Run, about dusk yesterday
evening. Two unknown men broke into
the house and stole a suit OF clothes,
and leaving the house they took a skitf
and left the locality forthwith. The skitf
was painted read with white stripes
around the sides, and on the stern were
the words, 80. w. Thompson, builder,
Portland, o." Nj. McCord offers $3.50
reward for the arrest OF the thieves.
The water proof which the man Ham,
den is reported to have stolen on the
South Side, Tuesday, turned up in the
Center Wheeling Bakery yesterday. On
the day of the theft a man came to the
bakery and asked TO leave the water
proof at the bakery and he would return
for it in an hour. The theft coming to
the knowledge OF the proprietor, it was
at once given out that such a m wa
left at the bakery, and yesterday it was
identified as the stolen one Squire
Mrrrin will see il the man can be idep-
titled asthe one who left the stolen prop
erty at the bakery.