Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-05
TIE PASSING SHOW,
ResIstered Results Remarked 10 Repor'
torial Rambiinsa

repairing the tunnel on the Hempfield
east OF town.
1t is strange the number OF people
that are Obliged to run after a street car
to patronize 1t.
HoLLIDsY's Star planning mill is rum
ming every night until about I'D O'clock,
and is even then pushed.
New curbiDg and pavement are being
laid on the east side OF Main street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth,
ONE cemetery deed admitted TO record
in the County Clerks Office was the
only business transacted yesterday.
PAY day at the L,Belle mill to day.
Part OF the nail department was Oh yes
terday, on account oil scarcity oil iron.
THE campmPeting at Moudsyille COM
mencss next. Wednesday, and the one
at Burr's Mills on the Wednesday fol-
lowing.
TIE scales at the lower end OF the
Fifth ward market will be replaced by
= new pair OF ten tons capacity at an
cary day.
THERE was pleasant surprise party
ut MIR. Schenk's, North Main street,
Wednesday night. Cockayne furnished
the music.
An exchange sarcastically remarks:
'The newspaper reporters who are Will
ing away the hours at Newport say that
society there is very exclusive.
THERE was a slight lire yesterday
morning in the dwelling OF Manager
Hussell of the South Wheeling glass
house. The damage was slight.
DEWITT COCHRAN, a young son OF
Judge Cochran, while chiseling out Il
small boat yesterday was severely cut in
the leg by the instrument slipping.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will this afternoon visit the County H.
Urinary to view the proposed improve
ments. A pigeon shooting match, it Is
rumGretl, will be on the bills beta cen
Commissioners Schultze and Stein.
SUPr. THoRNBERG, OF the National
road, Is having the bridges and abut
ments repaired as fast as he tan procure
masons. These improvements are all
paid for out OF the money received from
toll, OF which there is large balance
THE Sister Superior OF the Wheeling
Hospital, and in charge OF the Wheel.
in. Orphan Asylum, acknowledges on
behalf oil the Institution, the receipt OF
So nom the ~. A lphOnsuS Society.
Il ~ gilt was quite 0ppOrtune, as the or
phans were in need OF assistance.
A FEW DAYS ego Sheriff Kettering, ol
Wrstmoreland county, Pa, was in the
civ looking after two no 81 thieves who
hal been caught and confined in the
Moryantown Jail. lie yesterday re
calved his men, Governor Jackson hay
ing executed the proper papers.
h. MASTIN was arrested yesterday on
warrant issued by squire Philips. He
was peddling books without license but
was allowed to 90 and get one. The
Justice then knocked Oft one half the
costs, and the other half being paid.
Martin was dismissed, but as Il mark Ui
gratitude roundly abused the Cadi.
A aEQUrsITIoN was issued Yesterday
by Governor jackson Oh the Governor
Of Kansas Tor one VIM. 7. Wisen, who
is under Indictment in Summers cOun
" for house breaking. The paper Was
issued at the request oil Pros. Atty. VIM.
K. Thompson. Another requisitiOn was
issued for party in sister State.
YESTERDAY was the sixty-second
birthday of Father Peter kreusch, AMI
last evening about forty couple OF prom
inent German citizens surprised him.
A glorious time was had ut the vineyaad
house, there being good music and d
good supper. Congratulations and COOL
cheer were the order oil the evening.
The Committee on Streets, A leys and
Grades met last evening at the City
Building and audited the monthly bills,
raised their hands in holy horror over
the same and bounced the Street Com
missioner around in lively manner. 1t
seems the fashion nowadays to 20 for
city officials. However, they are public
property and the dear people must have
some show.
YESTERDAY morning Squire Philips
dismi sed the charged OF larceny AMI
assault and battery which had been pre-
Terrell against George Robinson by John
W. Swaney, the man from Burrs' Mills,
who lost his money Tuesday night. He
decided alter SOLDERING up that he could
his money, and therefore Robinson was
honorahly discharged.
ABOUT 5 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
there Was a slight accident at Roseby'S
Rock, on the b. 4 o. road. Freight
train No. 10 ran into the rear OF No. Al
also freight, and several cars were
thrown from the track and some broken.
Fortunately no one was hurt. Trains
| were DELAYED some hours, the acconmO
dation No. u from Cumberland, due here
at O'Clock, not getting in until after
O'Clock.
The excursion of the C., T. Y. x W.
10 Cleveland and AXE lrie on next
"Wednesday, is one OF the Big things of
the day. 4 palace car will be attached
for those wishing to pay extra, and also
hotel and refreshment car will he at
tached. The fare for the round trip and
a riue IN the lake is very cheap and hun
DIR sds have announced their attention
of going. The T. v. officials are wide
awake set and fully up with the times
Mas. NJ. SMITH Yesterday made atii-
iavit before Squire Philips, that she
vas afraid that Levi Smith would take
her lie, and warrant was accordingly
issued. Levi is at present in Jail in de.
fault OF paying fine of s. and costs i'm
posed for drunkenness and disorder.
This case was also brought up at the
Instance OF his wife, AS soon as he gets
out oi Jail, the other warrant will be
served. The parties belong in Moth
Wheeling, on the pike.
l.Asr saturday evening Officer Morris
was arres;ing Al Rose, who was Great.
inv a disturbance, when Ike Smith,
coIrred person, ran up and hit Domi-
HEX. Alter disposing vi Rose, Morris
procured warrant for Smith, the
charge being resisting an officer, and
"Wednesday evening he caught him.
Yesterday morning Judge LETTERS sen.
fenced him to sixty days on the hill,
from which he, through Attorney era.
craft, took an appeal to the Circuit
Court. He claims that he did not hit
Morris.
On Tuesday night burglar tried to
enter the dwelling of Mr.. Johnson, in
the 5th ward. He lett his hat and shoes
in the back yard and had almost entered
window when lie knocked a blind
down and awakeLcI the family. Mr..
johnson and two other gentlemen
cauvhf him snd held him and copld