Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-11
Registered Results Remarked In Repor-
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SPoRrsNES going to Pennsylvania are
warned not 70 shoot squirrels until after
September lst.
TIE Farmers Boy" fishing club will
take their annual fishing tour when the
LsBelle mill stops
TIE nail feeders at the Top mill de-
cided to take a rest yesterday, and &C.
cordingly laid off during the afternoon
MR. GRo. HENNkNAE, of North Wheel
ing, desires US to state that he IS not the
Henneman who was arrested Tor taking
spoons from the Diurnai
An umbrella mender, somewhat IN
toxicated, was picked up in the Eighth
ward YESTERDAY, and Looked in the
Eighth ward hose house station.
The boilers for whom the Labelle mill
advertised yesterday, are wanted to take
the place, tor a short time, OF number
OF those who wish short vacation.
OWING to the fact that the First Branch
did not meet last Tuesday evening, the
street and water gangs will be Obliged 10
wait until after tomorrow nights meet
ing
FRED HoRsIcK, the well known double
bass player, has been chosen business
manager by several musicians from this
place and Martins Ferry. He will make
a good one.
The excursion to Cleveland over the
T. V. road, that left Bridgeport yester.
day morning was monster affair, seve-
raj hundred taking it in. This road is
very popular one.
joan PORTER swore out warrant BE-
fore Justice Felber against George
Bruner, on charge OF trespass and
stealing dog valued at $50, Noarrests
had been made last night.
CAPT. BENNETT has arrested Louis BE-.
yilacqua, an Italian candy butcher, for
knocking boy named Kerner down in
q harsh manner for stealing a pear. The
case is postponed until Friday.
SQUIRE FELBER yesterday issued
warrant for the arrest OF Sallie Mooney
on compainst of Maggie Tearney, the
charge be ng abusive language. He will
hear the case ar O'Clock this evening.
TIE loan ordinance, as passed BY the
Second Branch, is being rewritten uAder
the direction Of City Solicitor Caldwell,
the proper changes in date being made
1t will be presented IN the First Branch
tomorrow night.
The Democratic Judicial Convention
of Belmont county will be held at Bel
laire to-day. The Democratic County
Convention will be held at 81. Clairsville
on the 30th, the primaries on the 21tf,
and the Republican County Convention
in st. Clsirsville next Tuesday.
Council could do no harm to accept
President SCOTS resolution tomorrow
night He asks that the Street Commits
sioner be instructed TO have manufac-
tured and delivered $4,000 brick, Sx4x4,
With which to pave the Intersection OF
some streets, the same to be an expert
ment.
SINCE the REeIsrRR attacked the fore
stalling OF market, the police have looked
the ordinance up and an improvement
is already noticeable, so a. least buyers
say. There is still considerable buying
done on the sly, but energetic work on
the part of the officers will soon break
that up.
ANOTHER detachment OF the big adj
ytrtisipg gang connected with the mon
srer, united and consolidated shows OF
Barnum, Bailey and Hutchinion, ar
rived in the city, ana last evening gave
4 magic lantern exhibition in front oil
the Mcclure House that drew an i'm
mense crowd. The big show is here on
the 18th inst.
OLIVER CoNN, u young lad who was
en- Tuesday sent to Jail by Squire Phil
fps for not being able to give bond to APP
pear at court to answer the charge OF Eel
ionious shooting, was yesterday released
by his father, who is a resident of Penn
syIvania aud who was sent for. Oliver
snOt at w. s. Pratt, the Mcclure House
steward, because he had hit him (Oliver)
over the head with a plate. The row
occurred Tuesday afternoon over some
eatables.
The Committee on Water Works en-
deavoreo to meet yesterday afternoon,
but could not on account OF no quorum
being present, therefore a meeting will
be he'd this morning. The matter to be
considered is the location of the new
boiler house. Hon. Ali. Caldwell OBJ
jects very strongly to the location OF the
coal chutes on Eighth street, but wants
them on Water, so that his property will
not be injured by the coal dust.
YESTERDAY afternoon the case OF John
Doalan and his wife, Mary, arrested on
a warrant taken out by their son Rich
ard, charging them with breach of the
peace, came up before Squire Wait.
The defendants are aged persons, Mary
being eighty years of'age. The case was
a somewhat difficult one to hear as both
defendants persisted in speaking con-
tinually, The Squire fined John $40
and costs, and put him under 500 bond.
Mary was fined S. and costs. In lack
Of payment of fines they were remanded
to Jail, but will probably be bailed out
tIday.
A FEW days ago a report appeared in
this paper to the effect that Mr.. Tay-
lor had been arrested at Gaston's for
selling liquor on Sunday. This was
gross mistake, as Mr.. Taylor is a gentle
man of the highest reputation, and
would do nothing OF the kind. The
manner in which his name became as.
ISOLATED with the disreputable business
wal, that the party who was arrested for
selling articles on the ground and on
Sunday, asked him Taylor to 60 on
his bond for his appearance, and Mr..
Taylor did so. Regret is expressed that
Mr.. rs name should have thus ap-
peared. 1t was owingl.to the fact, that
the reporter did not accurately under
stand the informant.
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