Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

t.NSl lNfEbte, WHICH, WIS S''ol'e"N'NN' ~
want oil coke.
GEN. HEALEY yesterday began the
work of excavation for the laying down
OF the 30 inch pipes, At Sixteenth AMI
E0ft streets-worSing north.
TIE B. * o. Company has discontin.
urd on the fIemptield the stopping Of
trains al Main street. Passengers viii
hereafter set on at the depot.
TuE pavement on Water street before
the p. G.. x st. Louis passenger depot
Is being reconstructed" When COM
pleted 1t will be An Improvement.
The steamer Andes received a largo
los oi iron from the -EIna mill yester-
day for the markets in the lower trade.
The mill is doing tloUrlshinE business.
Tur farm OF the ThOrnburg Bros, at
Elm Grove. was bid up 10 SlO,050 last
SATURDAY al public sale and then with
drawn 1t comprises ab1ut twenty
acres Ut bottom land.
THERE was unusual hustle aHd actIvl'
X among the wholesale houses on Main
street Yesterday. Trade seems to ba
booming, and We hope our merchants
are rolling in the ducats.
+. L. C0CKAYSg received call Tor nj
orchestra 10 go 10 Washington, Pa
aud one 10 90 TO Steubenville Tomorrow
evening, but had TO decline on account
II the engagement at Goetze's Hall.
TEE death OF Mrs. James Orr, OF RO-
ney's point, IS announced. Mrs. Or
was very bright aad accom- Plished
ls,iy, AMI her death will he heard OF with
sorrow by e large number Q: friends.
,srcvnninc Squire Wait heard the
complaint OF Mrs. Domely against Mrs.
Jane Gillespie, charging her with disor-
deriv conduct, e;r. Mrs. Gillespie was
bound over to keep the peace Tor six
months.
\ EsrEGDAY drunken man got on car
No. 10 in North Wheeling and refused
10 pay his fare, when the driver was
compelled 70 eject him by force. A
struggle eusued, but the driver succeed q
el in ousting him.
MM. L WILKINSON, Sheriff OF Wayne
county, AMI VIM. Ferguson, guard,
brought VIM. Webb t. the Penitentiary
Yesterday 10 put in Two years Tor stealing
= COW. A boy can burn up a block in
this city and only get three years.
A LETTER has been received from II
lady residing at Big Skin Creek, AL
dressed ~ the Nessrs. Speyer Bros and
or.teriug one hall dozen of under chimes
The firm has written Tor further instruC-
tons and details Up to this time the
ronandrum has not been solved.
NlGur before last the aged wife OF the
late Thomas Henderson, who resiGe! in
Tri2ar,phia, Vas attacked with some
srvrrc aiirnen, ard in ahort time che
dlsd Mrs. Henderson has been resi-
dent Of this county dor great number
of yeats. The malsdy was an acute
heart disease.
ID. ISy," the little girl with the Char
fraus, has her eyes open. Coming east
one day alone she stopped stranger
whom she took for the conductor and
said, "Will you see that get my meals
for Twenty-Five cents" "Oh, am not
the conductor; sm an editor" 'Oh,
then 20 away, don't want to be inter
viewed.
Az illustrated Family Calendar.
gotten ont by Louis Colmar, proprietor
OF the D,7d~h, Iib'Rg is Cn our table,
and is a very creditable and handsome
little volume. Mr.. Colmar has way Of
getting up q good newspaper and other
wise looking after the interests OF his
patrons that should receive it's need Of
encouragement.
THgRE is a move in nearly all the
large cities just now looking to the es-
adjustment OF gymnasla. Wheeling
would he tirst.class place for one, but
right here We might suggest that gym
nasium proper would require more aC-
tive esertion than is brought to bear by
a Wheeling man in prOPelIing billiard
balls. The last institution OF this kind
in Wheeling was furnished exclusively
with billiard tables.
LAST nj int there was II Trial before
SQUIRE SchultEe which furnished con
siderable amusement to those present.
Alex. Welsh made complaint sgalnst
Mrs. Mary Hammond, charging her
with an attempt at assault and battery.
After sundry denials and contradictions,
the evidence was concluded and Mrs.
Hammond was fined $3.50 and bound
over to keep the peace.
GOV. JACKSON Yesterday pardoned Jo'
sephus Barney, who was sentenced 10
the Penitentiary from Marshall county
at the June term, 1881, for barn burn
ing, for the term OF two years. The pc
tition askin. his pardon sets forth that
Baraev is III Infirm health and cOntine-
Ill
is signed by the Prosecuting Attorney,
Judge Melvin and tive Of the jurors who
tIied him.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the tact OF the
many deaths that have resulted from
jumping on trains OF cars when they are
IN ,apid motion, people will continue to
practice the habit and that too IN the
'aCc OF the police. Yesterday afternoon
as tte train was going up Sixteenth
street no less than four persons boarded
the cars, aad one OF the men who made
the attempt was thrown headlong with
great violence to the ground.
We are in receipt OF very Compli
mcntary and lengthy notice of the mar
rjsye OF Mr.. Frank Gregg, OF Burlington,
Iowa. 10 Miss Ella Hampton, OF Mt.
Pleasant. Iowa, a few DAYS ago. Among
the substantial presents was check FOR
=. GhD r0m the brides father. The
cro.m il brother OF Morgan Gregg,
Eso -, oi this city, and is young lawyer
81 unusual promise. Miss Kate Gregg,
of Wheeling, was one OF the guests at
the wedding.
THERE WIS cry ol tisr 81 tie corner
Of Seventeenth and Market streets yes
,eriay afternoon abodt = o'clock. 1t
seems that the stovepipC in the st"ie-
room at that place was too short, ard
allowed the smoke Ia escape between
the ceiling sui the roof The smoke
came out through the root, and 1t looked
To persons on the street As ii the root
was on fire. The fire department were
notified by telephone, but before the
arriva! OF the engines It was discovered
that there was no the. The property
belongs to BouaParte Little, and = oc-
cupied BY Albert Budcr.
my biscuit never fails to be light and
white. use Morning Glory Baking
Powder. advise all to try it."-Ro"se-