Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-20
BELLAIRE.
Important Arrests-The Catholic MIS-
sion-Other News Items.

siOn-Other News Items.
On Saturday night q number of geese and
chickens were stolen from Mrs. LEVEL,
who resides in the alley back of Guernsey
street. Yeste day morning Jim" Rock
appeared at VIM. 0fford's restaurant with
two geese and a chicken and wanted TO sell
them TO Oxford. Marshall Drugan was no.
tilted and arrested Rock and the fowls ana
locked them all up together.
Lawrence Tenyratz, of Pittsburgh, is in
town.
There is considerable sickness Of mild
form, the result of the recent cold snap.
The M. Z. Church was we'll attended yes
terday, the pastor preaching on THE Per-
sonality of the Devil" The sermons were
well delivered, and were highly apPre-
ciated.
The Street Car Company is little previ.
GUS in bringing out the newly painted
street cars, several persons having had
their Sunday clothes daubed.
Engine No. 1853, b. & o., is being remod-
eled at the shops here. The buildings OF
the company hereabouts have received a
general renovation in anticipation OF the
committee of inspection, who will be here
to-day.
Mrs. Martin Schick and her daughter,
fined to bed for some weeks, are improving.
Rev. T. H. Taylor will address the tenn
perance meeting in South Bellaire tonight.
Our readers will remember the stoning
of the cars on the C. &P. road while passing
Gravel Hill, on Monday, November 9th. by
which Mr.. Mark Lester, nailor, was struck
in the eye. The proper authorities were
Immediately notified of the occurrence and
began working the matter up. Early last
week sufficient evidence was obtained by
the C. & P. authorities to place the blame
on the shoulders of VIM. Dement,, Abraham
Good and Jesse Good, all OF this city.
These parties were away until Saturday
evening and could not be arrested very
easily until their return. On Saturday
night Dement, was "yanked" in the cooler
safely, leaving the Good brothers TO be ar
rested Abe Good is a son-in-law OF De-
ment and the officers afterwards proceeded
to his house in the First ward and told
him Dement, was in the lookup and wanted
him (Abe) and Jesse to come up and see
him. They went without any hesitation
whatever, and on arriving at the cooler
were also lodged inside, where they all
still remain. This offense is a penitenti-
airy one, and if they are guilty they should
be given all the law allows them. The
practice has been kept up long enough,
and should be abated. Demont and Abe
Good are both married, and Jesse Good is
not. They will likely have a hearing be-
fore Squire Criswell to-day.
Saturday night st. Johns Church was
completely filed, even the altar and steps
being occupied to hear Father Elliott on
the Occasions of Sim" Drinking frequent.
ing saloons, trashy novels, street walk
ing after dark, balls, bad company, and
round dancing we're referred to in the
strongest condemnation. Last night the
same eloquent Father spoke to an equally
crowded house on the Duties OF
Parents" The Mission classes tonight
Master John Williams was appointed presi.
dent and Simon Tobin vice president Of
the Boys Society, at their meeting yester-
day.
Mr.. James Caffey, of Crescent street, is
dying of consumption.
Father Elliotts lecture tomorrow night
promises to be a success