Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
LOCALETTE
piminuiive Happenings Picked Up By
Kegtsser reporters.

CARLY known as "sniae.
TKE 81. Lawrence came in last Saturday
with go passengers aboard.
JAIIoR DAVIS is determined to abolish the
visiting nuisance at the jail.
FHAr beer stand last Saturday occupied
rather too prominent q place.
CART. BENNETT has developed some won
derfully fine detective ability.
AGLAss blowers picnic will be held on
the Fair grounds on June 18th.
Ex-JAILoR DAILY is recovering from his
up-the-riyer accident OF last week.
Cor. FRANK McSHERRY will answer this
morning for an assault o n Ed. Young.
Two sets of harness belonging to Hub.
bard, PAUL & Co. were stolen Saturday
night.
IT now transpires that the loss by the
Kimmins robbery will not pan out more
than $50.
THE Cumberland accommodation, the
best train put Of this city, on the Il. D.
has been cut of.
The st. Lawrence excursionists rendered
a vote of thanks to the Messrs. List and
Clerks Lacy and Morrow.
Mr.. Ed. CHRISTIAN sold the Rine House
to MessIs. Winters and Thornburg at pri-
waite sale, Saturday, for 3d. 800.
BELLAIRE can always be depended upon.
Another domestic rumpus, with all the
side dishes" comes TO the front.
TOMMY KENNY's horse ran of, last Satur-
day, on Main street, wrecking the buggy
and bruising the occupant severely.
"HoPPER' WELLS and Wm. Giller were
arrested as Migrants by officer Junkins.
They were loafing in the Market House.
EDDIE, a little son of S. D. Taylor, Esq,
was severely scratched and bruised by fall
ing under a buggyon Saturday on Sixteenth
street.
HOWARD PEYToN was arrested by Jailer
Davis, Saturday night, for creating a disturb
ancs. Peyton paid So and costs to Squire
Phillips.
JOSEPH NAUE and "TTairpin" Herbic run
a one hundred yard foot race at Fulton, on
Saturday, for SlOO a side. Mr.. Naue has
the money.
ABOUT thirty members of the Bethlehem
Literary Society, of the South Side, went
vi the Big Greek, on Saturday, on a fish
ing excursion.
JEREMIAH PEYTON, Sr., who has been in
Jail for several days in default OF bail to
keep the peace. was released by Squire Ar
kle last Saturday.
A LAD named Walters fell upon the bust
ness end OF a staye at the North Wheeling
cooper shops last Saturday, cutting a fear
ful cash in his throat.
LEON VAN WALT, VIM. Korrell, VIM.
Schelley and John Steen are charged with
disorderly conduct, and will be before po-
lice court this morning.
The new time table on the b. 4 o. is 4
nuisance to its patrons on the road between
here and Grafton, so far as the aCcOmmOda-
ton trains are concerned.
DAVID DAVIS. a boiler, fell Off of a salt
barrel in the Eighth ward, yesterday, dis
locating his right shoulder. DR.. Pipes was
called in TO attend the man.
A LITTLE "settO" took place at the Upper
Riverside mill, Saturday, between James
Brown, a boiler, and Robert Devine, a
helper. Neither party was badly hurt.
MANAGER Thomas Murrins, of the Upper
Riverside works, was struck above the eve
by a piece of railroad iron, thrown by som
unknown rascal, last Saturday morning.
Mr.. ANDREW WEES, of the South Side,
will give his friends a social reception at
his residence on T~wenty-siXth street, for
which Cockayne's music has been engaged.
JUICE X. II. CsCHRAN is to be b~anqueted
Ly the Knights OF Honor, of this city, some
tine i'm the near future. The Judge is Su-
preme Dictator of the order in this country.
THE boilers helpers and the nail feeders
of the LaBelle mill played a game OF ball
in South Wheeling, on Saturday, in which
the boilers scored % runs and the feeders
N~IGHrwArrHNNN WILCOX arrested Van
Walt and Cline, on Saturday night, for
fighting on Market street. Cline escaped
while Van Walt was putting up for his APP
pearanCe.
THR Riverside Fishing Club, Captain
Hilderband, are purchasing their prOyis-
ions, and will shortly start for their camp
ing grounds, on Fishing creek, Wetzel
Cockayue will accompany them.
O'HASLoN got beautifully ~walloped, Sat.
urday, in Pittsburgh, by Layberger. Per
haps he might cOndeScend to try a little tilt
with Briceland, Of this city, nOw that he
has met with somebody that can row a little.
The reporters stand on the Fair Grounds,
last Saturday afternoon, wa filled with a
crowd Of persons who came mp unlimited
and were so obtusc that no hints or intima-
tons to them were sufficient to make them
leave.
DIS. ALLEN BIENEY and Ulrich were call
cd Saturday to extract a ball from the arm
vi I4u. IlhENCS, u aNAd1h AsNoAN hAA
been fOOin' with a loaded revolver
which was discharged with the foregoing
FRANK FREDS says that some time age he
did q lob of whitewashing for Charley Rose,
and that he has never been paid for the
same. Saturday a dispute arose over the
payment, during which Mr.. Freds struck
Rose. The case will be up in police court
this morning.
On the Goth OF last December the house
of Mr.. John 7. Campbell, On South Main
street, was burglarized, and a valuable gold
walsh taken. Captain Bennett has ever
since been after the watch, and last SdtTl-
day received it from Cleveland, where it
had been recovered by the police.
THE REGlsrER noted some days ago. the
fact that a number of the Montgomery
Palace stock cars had been sent to Chicago
over the Il. X q. for the through ~trauSporta-
ton of cattle. Yesterday sixteen of these
cars went east and the cattle are reported
as all right, undergoing the trip without
any apparent discomfort. Ii these cars
work all right they will come into general
use.
\ PROMINENT merchant of this city, who
has Just returned from = business trip out
the Il. & o informs us that there is a gen
eral depression in and about Cumberland,
Md. The coal strikes have affected things
out there to such an extent that nothing is
doing. At Homecoming, Pat. FULLY, q large
merchant, has failed, and at Cranberry,
Watson K Shatier, merchants, have gone
under.
JOHN Mason, a mill man, had a very mar
row escape from being seriously hurt
yesterday. While driving a wagon which
had no brake on it down the hill at the
head of TNeDty.6 fifth street the wagon ran