Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
HERE AND THERE.
Reports From the Register Special
Corps.
Latest News, Notes and Gossip, Picked
up al BeIIaire, Martins Ferry
and MoundsyiIIe.
NEAR NEIGHBoRHOOO HAPPENINGS.
BEllAlRE.

q lau named smith - ana costs Tor being
druak on Saturday last. The reduction in
favor OF the lad was in consideration of his
tender years, although he informed the
Mayor that il was not his first offense.
Albert Heatherington was fined $40 and
costs by Mayor Cooper last night for a case
OF disorderly conduct that dates back TO
April 23d.
Ed ODonnell. who has been working in
the Bellaire mill as blacksmith for a long
time, leaves to-day for Minnesota.
James c. Tallman, attorney for VIM.
Linley, who was fined $50 and costs for as.
saulting little boy, yesterday succeeded
a new trial. 1t is the opinion OF very
| many that the fine was excessive.
Mrs. Eli Iost, OF Bridgeport, who died 4
day or two ago, will be buried in the ceme-
terry here this morning.
Eight additional CoOpers were set 10 work
at Grodhaus cooper shop and barrel factory
yesterday.
Mr.. A. 7. Stewart Clerk OF the Board OF
Education, has his hand in a sling, the re-
suit of the fall of a barrel upon it.
4 new power house is to be built by the
B. & .. company near the round house.
A large number of emigrantS went West
over the B. & o. road, yesterday, in three
special trains.
Three children of Mr.. James Aplin died
in a very short time from scarlet fever, two
dying on the two last days OF last week and
one on Sunday morning.
An indictment was found against Frank
Citizen. of Beallsville last week, by a Mon
roe county Grand Jury, and Citizen was
shortly afterwards arrested by the Sheriff.
He. however. succeeded in escaping and
Marshal Drugan was notified to arrest him
if he was 10 be found here. Citizens was in
I,,t l.E .,,I nriH
port to Wheeling.
The saloonists generally shut up yester
day. only about half dozen doing any
business whatever. The opinion of Judge
HI adley, given the Cincinnati saloon
keepers. gave one or two backbone enough
to 20 ahead for this month, but Judge
Kelly >ay> the Bcl!aire dealers will be he'd
accountable for tho: .n!ractiOn. Bcllare
saloOnitS had better ne on their guard until
the test j. made Somewhere else.
A postctfiCe at West Wheeling is Il GER
tainry in the near future
Mr W. &. Rarnards coal barge which
was cut loose two or three nights ago has
not yet been recovered.
Judge Kelly has decided that liability
under the Pond law began on May lst.
The election 0f Mr.. A. S. Stewart 10 be
clerk of the Board of Education last night,
was a very graceful act on the part of the
Board. Mr. Stewart is a splendid clerk and
is genial, ACCOMMODATING gentleman.
The sureties on the bond Of W. c. Grafton
are James s. Gill, Charlotte Gille, X. +.
Neale, i. II. Grafton and j. w. Sellars.
These persons. with the addition of Lorenzo
Danford and ThOs. Wctherald, are also on
his city bond.
Tie entertainment given by the pupils
and others, last night at BenwOOd, for the
benefit of the organ fund, was a very en-.
ioyable affair. Prof. CragO, of Wheeling
read quite q number of selections. Miss
Roberts also deserves much credit for her
share Of the entertainment. The pro-
gramme was very long, embracing about
thirty performances. and the latencss Of
the hour at which it was received only pre-
Cludes the possibility of its REPRODUCTION
At the police court. yesterday morning,
the following drunks were each fined $40
and costs: Webster SprOul, Jim Marshall,
J ohm and James Joyce, Thomas Dodd. An
thony Conn and VIM. Oliver. All paid
the fines with one or two exceptions, and
they gave security.
The Leiderkranz Singing Society elected
the following officers Saturday night:
Musical Director. Prof Louis Naas; As
sistant, Conrad Gantrct; President Fred.
Hoffman; Vice President, Lewis Long;
Secretary. Fred. Yanke; Financial Secre-
tarv. Andrew Myers; Treasurer, Henry
Kregcr; Flag Carrier. Henry Bonarius.
The Society is in very tiouriShing condi.
ton. and will. do doubt, continue 10 pros
per under the guidance of such meE: ~ the
new officers.
school BOARD.
All the members OF the School Board were
present last night except Mr.. RodewIg.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
The committee on finance through Mr..
Reese reported that the bond Of Mr.. W. G..
Grafton treasurer elect was in their opln-
ion sufficient and on motion of Mr.. Stew
art. the bond was accepted. Mr.. Reese sug-
gcsted that the names OF the lndOrser be
written in the body OF the bond.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Reese, he was
changed from the top to the bottom OF the
committee on supplies and Mr.. Morgan
made chairman.
The salary of the Clerk of the Board for
ensuing year was fixed at 500.
On motion of Mr.. Reese Mr. \ I.
Stewart wa, elected Clerk by unanimous
vote.
In regard to the matter OF procuring the
services of some gentleman TO address the
graduating Gloss on the 10th OF June Mr..
Reese was of the opinion that some promi-
nent educator should be invited, as the effect
would be much better upon both the grad
yates and the coming graduates. Prof. Ros'
sitter, Of Marietta College was, therefore
selected, and Mr. Reese was directed 70 in
vite him to be present and present the di-
plomas. >,
Miss Mamie Cleary. ncice OF Hon. ID.
Wagner. who has been visiting in the inte-
rior of Ohio. returned Yesterday evening
The Turnyerein Society, OF Marietta
accompanied by a large excursion party,
will come up to this city and Wheeling on
SATURDAY. night on the Courier.