Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-01
fact AND FANCY.
APofpourri OF News Done Up In small
shape.

shape.
NAY day.
Book beer is plentiful.
HARNoNIE Mannerchor concert, and
good one, too, tonight
Ed. Day, the well known mailer, has gone
into Nimick & Co.'S mill, at Pittsburg. -,
THREE special trains of emigrants will
pass through the city for the West to-day.
Nick FORSYTH and o. N. Davis were ar
rested for disorderly conduct on warrants,
yesterday.
ABOUT $4,000 in cash was taken in by
City Receiver DunaSay, on Saturday, prin-
cipally from licenses.
To-Day wellsburg will change her tactics
and five saloons will be opened. Ferry
stock will now depreciate.
The United engine is ready for service,
b. +. Caldwell having finished the repairs.
on the jacket etc, Saturday.
JOIN LAUCK has purchased the Granite
House, at Wellshurg, and is making a COM
Portable, attractive place Of il.
Frank Gelsthorpe. of Wellsburg. has our
thanks for courtesies extended REGISTER
representative during recent visit there.
A LITTLE son of Pat. Coffield was slightly
bitten by dog, yesterday, in the Fourth
ward. The animals death warrant was
then and there signed.
C. REYNANN, an engineer in the Cincin-
natl Fire Department, arrived here yester-
day, to attend the funeral of his grand
father, George Reymann.
THE Wheeling Brush Electric Light
Company" has concluded to cease to exist.
A committee has been appointed to wind il
up and surrender its charter.
GEORGIE ALLISON. an inmate of No. %,
Twenty-tirst street, was arrested by Officer
Barum, yesterday. on a charge of disorder
~ conduct on Saturday night.
HARRY Paxton. whe was shot by the Beal
brothers on the third of December was re-
| moved to his fathers residence in Ohio,
Saturday. PaNton's condition is very
| critical.
The case of George BOyce, charged with
| having stolen butter from the steamer
| Telegram, was before Squire Caldwell Sat.
! urday in which he was committed 10 jail
/ in default of bail, to answer charge OF
| felony.
The foundation OF the new addition TO
\ the Crescent mill gave away, Friday night,
/ which will cause that portion OF the mill
| TO be OIL until new foundation can be put
under the building.
THE statement that Col Peyton had com
! pleted his work Of preparing the acts is
| rather premature. The fact is, he is nearly
| One-third through. and is working like a
! little major To get through the Job as early
/ in June as possible.
| OK Saturday, Willie Jackoway, ask year
I old boy residing on Sixteenth street, fell
from an Elm Grove street car, striking
/ upon his head. and was insensible for two
} hours At this writing the little fellow is
. all right and ready for another tumble.
: SATURDAY evening. about half-past six
o'clock, quite an excitement occurred at
/ the Hinge Factory, caused by smoke being
/ discovered issuing from the windows OF the
lower story. On investigation it was found
/ that the smoke came from the furnace, the
/ fires Of which had been Stacked,
THE team attached 10 the Mt. de Chanta,
wagon ran Oft Saturday morning on Market
street, and running upon the pavement
near SchraderS carriage works, struck and
, knocked down Mrs. SavegeOt and another
lady who were on their way TO market, but
neither Of them was seriously hurt The
wagon was afterwards wrecked by coming
in contact with a telegraph pole. The
driver, who remained in the vehicle, cs-
capped Hnhurt.
YESTERDAY morning Just at daylight. a
very bold robbery occurred in the Sixth
Ward. Thieves entered the residence OF
James Rafferty,. at 25O6 Market street, and
took every eatable in the house, leaving
not even bite of bread They then went
10 Sebastian C.. Baylett'S, next door, and
raising the kitchen window, got in. But
Mrs. Bayletts was up and about and gave
the alarm to her husband. He took his
revolver and fired a couple of shots at the
1eeing burglars. but did them no hurt.
RICHARD KENNEY has been appointed
hOstler at the Hope hose house, vice
Thomas Jones, resigned. and Charles But
Ter goes in as hOstler at the Eighth ward
house vice Iank Sullivan, resigned. The
appointments take effect to-day. Ii is
needless TO say that We are not indebted to
Chief Marshal EccleS for this information.
Courtesy is not exactly in his line and is
scarcely a characteristic of the gentleman.
He does not dispense information OF any
kind, either official or general, with Law.
ISL hand. He hasn't 1t 10 spare.
The German portion Of the community
was shocked on Saturday morning to hear
of the death of Mr.. George Reymann. Mr..
Reymann was born on the first Of January.
lSp7 in HeSSe Darmstadt. He emigrated
TO this country about twenty.nine years ago,
with four daughters and one son, the son
being Mr.. Anton Reymann. For nine years
he kept a saloon in Rhnedale, the present
site OF the brewery. After this he retired
and lately he has employed his time in ed.
ucating his grandchildren and nephewS in
music and German. in which he took
peculiar delight His funeral will take
place this afternoon at two O'Clock.