Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

SQUIRE FELBER SATURDAY lined Annie
Pope 81 and costs, for using abusive
language towards Dorothea Glaiz.
The new Worthlngton pump should
have receiving well over the strainer
of the suction pip. Cost $1,000 and
needs imperative
BRrcELaND, the pet OF the Leasure
| Club, has issued a challenge to Ten
Evck, OF Peekskill, \. Y. No answer
! has been received.
BES VAIL, OF East Wheeling. got full
Saturday evening to that extent that ne
| lound il necessary to smash his house
| hold furniture. Officer Morris was on
hand.
Hill top resorts are now the cry. A
| movement ia also on fost to purchase
the Elm Grove road and HoanbrooS' 8
Park, for the purpose OF establishing u
garden.
THERE was a row Saturday night at
/ one OF the fancy houses in East Wheel
| ing, i'm which several we'll known parties
| were concerned. The police are inyes-
tigating.
The colored camp meeting at CASTOR 3
was very largely attended Yesterday
afternoon. 1t ralned very hard during
/ the afternoon and interferred with the
services somewhat.
BRIGADE No. 8 of the monster Bar
nrm, Bailey Il Hutchinson shows, al
rived in the city Yesterday, and to-day
will pat the finishing touches on the
advertising business.
ID. u,ao The ha cnana
OF a riot Saturday night between Bill
Williams and the notorious Albert
Prize. Officer WILLIAMS is hunting the
affair up, and has captured Williams.
Tbs stoppage at the Wheeling creek
coal works still continues. The pro-
prietor claims certain rights and the
men also make claims. Some say one
is right, others that the other Is correct.
SATURDAY afternoon Louis Metzner, a
young man employed in his fathers
furniture factory, was assisting to place
a grindstone, when it slipped and catch
ing his right hand cut one OF the fingers
of.
A WARRANT was issued by Squire
Philips yesterday afternoon for the ar
rest OF Hugh Irwin, mate OF the Dur.
nal, for assaulting Vim. Wilson. The
case will be heard at s o'clcck this morn
ing.
SOME people are of the opinion that
the horrible sewer gas smell that is so
perceptible about the central portion OF
the city in the evening, comes from the
creek, which is very low and is covered
with refuse from the refinery.
THERE was lively row in East Wheel
ing Saturday at Alwinger's saloon, and
Mrs. Alwinger was hit on the head with
atone. officer Morris was skirmish-
ing around yesterday, and will have the
participants up for this mornings court.
4 STORY comes from South Wheeling
that last evening two brothers got into
family row, and to settle their differ
ences went to Whisky Run, where they
had a regular prize fight, both being
considerably used up.
JOHN HoFFMAYER is the name OF a
New York gentleman who arrived IN
the city via the Central Ohio. on Satur-
day, and claimed to have dropped in the
cars pocketbook containing $1,000. he
spent considerable money in telegraph
ing for it, but no answer was received.
THE miners employed at the .Etna
mill have notified their employers that
no coal would be dug after the 18th
inst. for less than % cents per bushel.
The present price is cents per bushel.
Twenty-eight or thirty miners are EN-
ployed at this mill.
THE b. IS. w. railroad next Sunday
will run an excursion train to Beails-
Vile from Bellaire. The occasion is the
annual meeting of the Disciples OF the
Sixteenth district. The steamer lIaBelle
from here, will connect at Bellaire with
the train that leaves at SA. NJ.
SATURDAY afternoon the streets and
public buildings OF the city were filled
with sightseers from Bars Mills, Stark
county, Ohio. About 600 OF them, az
companied by brass band, came in on
| the Tuscarawas road, and they seemed
to be highly pleased with the trip.
wM. FOSTER was before Squire Phil.
lips Saturday morning, charged with as
saGRing FREQ. Washington, and was as
., ssed and paid fine oil $40 and costs
The case against James Bulger, by same
complainant, was continued until two
o'clock this afternoon. This is a case
that originated out the pike during
which Washington was taken from his
hack.
ENTERPRIsE Lodge No. 22. I. o. G. T.,
has chosen the following officers for the
next quarter: W. c. T., Samuel Mckee;
w. V, T., Mary Winesburg; Secretary,
Frank Taylor; Financial Secretary, John
Porter; Treasurer, Ella Beck; Marshal,
w. Mack; Chaplin, NJ. Miller; p. W. c.
I Joseph l.. Degant; Representative
to Grand Lodge, Charles +. Ward;
Lodge Deputy, W. q. Garner.
The meeting of the old members of
the Golf Guards, together with those who
desire to enter the military service, will
be held this evening in the Armory.
Wheeling should have military COM
pany to be proud of, and thej material
Tor such a company lies in the remnant
OF the COTS. 1t is hoped that per-
manent organization will be had and q
crack company formed.
ABOUT 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
immediately after the heavy thunder
storm, an alarm OF fire was sent out from
the Atlantic engine house, to which the
proper apparatus responded. 1t appears
that smoke had been seen issuing irom
the upper story OF the residence OF Mr..
Henry Waustbeker, at No. l26 alley
Is, and investigation showed feather
bed to be on fire. Ii was thrown out
and eNtinguished with but little dam
age. Lightning caused the fire.
A GENTLEMAN coming from Jefferson
and adjoining counties, says that the
people are quite enthusiastic over our
State Fair, and are going to make an
exhibit and are coming to see the other
displays, provided the railroad will sell
half rates. These railroads and steam
boats should be paid little attention,
gentlemen OF the State Fair, for we want
all our brethren from the interior and
those from other States to come and
see US. This IS a State Fair and don't
forget it.
HALLER, the real estate agent, on Sat
urday made the following sales: Ten
shares of German bank stock to H.
Schulbsch tor S6i; FIVE shares OF Ger