Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
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MArrERs are very quiet about the
Capitol, just now.
TaRKx deeds OF trust were recorded
yesterday by Clerk Hook. -
A GRAND concert at Msscn's Garden,
2207 Main street. Friday evening.
TIE moonlight picnic TO be given near
Elm Grove viii not take place until next
week.
COMMENCEMENT exercises of the Fe.
male College at the Opera House to:
night. .s-
Hermann BEIRcRoFr was yesterday
fined s. and costs by Squire Philips,for
trespass.
THOSE gay little notes en- the literary
sunbeani-commence invitations
are floating.
The Committee on Water Works will
meet this evening. It will doubtless be
an interesting session.
The ladies' OF the Fourth Street ChuTh
will give a musical ard straw berry 80
cial on Friday evening.
The Ina mill made heavy ship
ment OF iron TO the Southern markets
yesterday on the Andes.
JASIToR VoLTz is going to treat the
walls OF the corridors at the State House
with coat OF "alabastine."
YESTERDAY was lively one on the
river; it was full Of towboats and an I'M
mense amount OF coal passed down.
TIE base OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument has been completed and the
paving stones neatly fitted about 1t.
lr is rumored that the brickmakers
and laborers in the brick yards are go
ing TO strike for an additional 20 cents.
MEssRs. Lon LIScH and Harry Cald
well had little tournamt mt a Ia Ontrdnce
in front Of the Mcclure House, yesterday
morning.
The invitations gotten up by the
graduating class OF 81, Of the WASH
JEFF. College, are extremely handsome,
tasty and appropriate.
MEssRs. CoRBsrr & FARIs yesterday
moved their job Office into the Reilly
building, over Russe,ps, corner Market
ami Fourteenth streets.
'SoUIRE PHILIPS yesterday released
from Jail Will Dikeman, who stole cigars
from the ST. Lawrence. He had served
his sentence Of ten days.
A MAN named Stewart. employed at
the Belmont blast furnace, had his hand
badly mashed Monday evening by
having it caught in some cogs.
SOME OF the citizens of Fulton desire
to use the hose house for holding their
election for town officers, but some OF
the directors do not favor the scheme.
PART l OF the Circuit Court Judge
Boyd) has adjourned until court in
course, which is in September. Part III
Judge Melvin) has adjourned until
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Holman was yesterday
appointed ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate OF
Julius Holman, deceased. A bond OF
81 900 was given, with Henry Uthman
as surety.
SQUIRE KYLE has issued warrants for
parties named CASTILLO and DOlan, who
have been INDUCING in fast driving, ac-
cording to the complainant, a Triadel-
phia individual.
The Union Lantern Company has
rented the fourth and fifth stories Of
the Tack Factory, and yesterday re-
ceived part of the machinery. The
works will shortly be in full blast.
MONDAY evening drawing took place
in the South Wheeling House, for gold
watch which had been put up for the
benefit Of j. Jackson, a boiler employed
at the LaBelle mill, who has been i'll for
some time and was in straitened cir
cumstances. The lucky number was
4S5-who has itP
JUDGE BOYD was holding court in
Wellsburg, yesterday. The motion for
a new trial was argued in Parkinson 5
case and new case started on Cheek
under the indictment charging him with
burning Locks stable. Lawyers era
craft, Arnett, Good and Barr were pres
ent from OHIO county.
WILL FISCHER was yesterday plsced
under bond Of $50 to keep the peace
for six months by Squire McCready.
The suit was brought by Fred Album,
and is continuance OF the case that was
in the police court matinee, Saturday
afternoon, and where Album was fined
81 and costs for disturbing Mrs. Fischer.
THERE is series of law suits among
the Twelfth street 'Squires, the princi-
pals OF which are two OF the demi monde.
Nellie Andrews the proprietress OF a
Seventeenth street pleasure house is
sueing one of her inmates, Grace Ward,
y very chic piece of humanity for board.
There is some very bad blood being
shown.
A STORY comes from Benwood to Il g
effect that on Monday evening, a you &
lady named Sharp, while about the st, :
ton became confused by the approach
Of some trains, there being three tracks
there, and that she stepped on 10 one
track where she was struck and thrown
by an advancing locomotive, injuring
her arm and face.
SHORTLY after II O'Clock Monday even,
ing, there was a collision on the B. < o.
at Board Tree tunnel. Train No. 80
was sent out in three sections. Engine
No. 32S was pulling the rear section and
ran into engine No. 100, which was in
the rear OF the second section. The en-
CINE Was wrecked little and about six
cars thrown from the track.
Thomas 0'BRIEN and Poodle Price,
two young lads, were before Squire
Felber last evening charged with tres.
pass by Chas. Watkins a youthful rag
merchant. II was something IN the
nature OF family quarrel from Parker's
and the evidence on either side was not
the most substantial. The boys were
lectured and allowed to 90.
jim SUTTON, who some time ago was
sent to Jail by Squire Philips, il default
OF 500 bond to answer in court for petit
larceny, yesterday procured bond, hav-
log been in Jail about month. He was
Immediately nabbed by Squire Philips
constable and committed Tor failing to
pay fine of $50 and costs for contempt
OF court at the time OF his trial. Attor.
ney Arnett made up plea for q writ of
hd6eds corpus to be presented to Judge
Melvin at late hour last evening.
THERE was small sized riot at the
Pottery yesterday, and when it was all
over the stack house looked as though il.
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