Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-03
THE PASSING SHOW.
Rex,stered Results Remarksdin Rspor-
torial Rambllngs

MARKET mofhiuS. -
PoIIcE mattsrs were as quiet yester- !
day as q calm after thunder storm.
One marriage lieehse was issued and
one deed Of trust recorded yesterday by
Recorder Hook.
OFFICER STEISBIcEER Yesterday ar
rested young fellow named Davis ior
nude bathing in the riyer.
SEIBKE, the beer bother, did Q org
business in "Erlanger" yesterday, and
still has some left. II Is excellent.
ANaS was hurt at the Belmont mill
Yesterday by load OF cinder falling on
his arm. His name was not learned.
"LIoS," the Atlantic reel horse, who
has been in the country Tor over four
weeks, was brought back yesterday in
good condition.
Ir has been suggested that the Mill
lists, ifthey really want to rid themselves
Of the Gar, send him toy pistol-lock-
jaw you know.
TIE passage Of the new fire ordinance
was a sharp move on the part OF the
Committee. IL closed unpleasant al
fairs up, very Gffectually.
OFFICER MORRIS is looking for col
ored individual named Ike smith, VINO
the other evening interfered with MIN
in the discharge OF his duties
The Vigilant reel horses have been
sent 10 the country TO recuperate during
the time the engine is being repaired,
which will be for about two weeks.
DoRorHEA GLArz complained before
Justiee Felber last evening that Annie
Pope had been disturbing the peace and
a warrant was issued, the case being sci
for Saturday.
The Water Works stacks have been
fully repaired and are now in first class
order. making steam even better than
the old one did. Affairs are looking
more ship-shape about the works
For the past few evenings in certain
parts of the city there has been h0r'
rid stencil arising from sewer gas. What
forces it back is not known but it is ter.
rible to say the least and bad enough to
breed almost any sickness.
+. y. HoPxINs will, 1t is understood,
he brought before Judge Melvin TO-
d ~. on a writ of hdbSdS corpus, in order
u test the legality and constitutionality
of the State Board of Health law under
which he now is practically q prisoner.
The contractor who put up the Sol
dier's Monument should be made 10 re-
place the fagstOnes OF the Capitol pave
ment, which he crushed and broke with
the heavy pieces OF the monument, with
the stone taken from the place the mon
ument now occupies.
STATE Superintendent of Free School,
| B. l.. Butcher, has issued call to the
Normal School Regents, requesting them
| to meet in the State House at his office
on Friday, the 18th inst, Tor the purpose
| of appointing teachers and transacting
other importsnt business.
The total number OF arrests last
month was log. Lieut.. Sylvis makes
the following financial report: Fines
assessed 1888; fines paid $263; tines I'M
paid $40: lookup tees paid goo ~; Ser
geant's lees Sl2l.T5; Clerks fees S2OO III;
commitments 500. Total collected and
paid ever to the Receiver S647.Oo.
ROBERT DEvALL aud VIM. II. Mooney,
two Young lads OF this city, both OF whom
are blind, are home on vacation, they
both being inmates Of the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Institute. On the evening
of the 26th they will give concert III
the Bryant Hall, North Wheeling. Both
are very fair musicians.
FoR two or three days past man from
the West has been among our nallers
assuring them OF permanent work
in the South Chicago mill,
and offering to pay their expenses out
there. Telegraph communication has
been had and Wheeling men are adVls'
ed to stay sway-so says the dispatches
The only conveyance of real estate
admitted to record yesterday was deed
made August ID, 1881, by Il. Byron
Baguley and wife to George b. and All
Caldwell, of the north half of lot No. ii
in square No y, situated on the west
side of Chapline street, between Four
teenth and Sixteenth streets; considera-
ton SLIPS
THERE is a gang OF young roughs in
North Wheeliug-boys that have hardy
reached their teens-that should be
suppressed. Yesterday morning they
stoned street car No. 10 and broke one
OF the rear windows. A piece OF the
living glass inflicted serious cut under
the eye OF Mrs. Sadie Flannery,wh was
| in the car.
YESTERDAY morning when Mr.. Henry
Fair OF eued his carpenter shop corner
OF Seventeenth and Chapline streets, he
| found that thieves had been there the
night before. AL the tools from the diff
| ferent chests were piled on bench and
it was evident that the burglars, who
had entered by rear window, were
ready for flight when scared of by some
one.
T. B. MCCAIN, principal OF the First
ward school, is holding the teachers in
stitute of Marshall county at Cameron
Yesterday State Supt. Butcher received
from a committee appointed by the in
stitute, the following: by unanimous
vote We are directed to ask you to at
nj our Institute this evening"" Mr..
Butcher replied tina. he would attend
Friday evening.
Mr.. ALBFAr NoLTE, on Monday
e enirg. Was sitting on his front door
step in the Eighth ward cooling of,
when he began doing. The hour was
was growing late and he had not set
there long, VIXEN some stranger came
along and attempted 10 60 through him.
He graz pl ID with the man but was get
ting the W )rst OF it, when some neigh
bors came to his relief and the foot pad
made off
"REroRMEI" IS the name given OF
some one who wants to know the real
names of "Victor" and "H," who are
corresponding in this paper on the gas
and water controversy. He SAYS sit is
absolutely necessary for the citizens OF
Wheeling to know who they are, and il
they live in my ward, / think / can sue
ceed in getting them to come out when
he time comes. and every sensible man
in my ward will say the same"
EDENEzsR SAWYER was before Squire
Felber, last evening, charged by Benz.
Jackson with fornicating with Rosie
Dennis. W. n. Curtis represented Jack
son while Ebenezer had Attorney Frame
retained. The accused parties exhibited
q proper certificate showing that they
had been married yesterday by Rev.
A.