Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-18
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blank by a long shot. Mayor Cooper taxed
the bows and gave them to understand
that the money must be forthcoming be-
fore they were released, and as o conse-
uuence the money came in in most in
stances. The record is as follows:
VIM. Alder, plain drunk, $500 in all.
PAYMENT secured. r,... < II o..
Mike Talmey, ornamental drunk, SLIGO
in all. Payment secured.
Pat. Mulcurn, plain drunk, $50 In all.
jacob Abbott was pulled in also for be.
ing drunk and disorderly. He was fined
$500 and costs.
Dennis Curren was pulled in for drunk
enness, but his fine has not been assessed.
John Strobel was Gled $500 and costs tor
Being disorderly. 1t was paid.
some kind down on South Union street are
TO be made to answer to the Mayor.
Mr. b. Barnhill, who has had such
big run of boiler work this year, will be
compelled to shut down for time because
of his inability to procure iron.
Frank Arnett eX-policeman, seems TO
have a grudge against the Fourth ward Off
Ger, and went out of his way to report to
the Mayor and Marshal about said officer,
what he failed to substantiate.
The Republican Congressional Commit
tee will meet here to-day to fix the time
and place for holding the next Congress
sional Convention, and also the time for
the selection of delegates. Steubenville,
GAINESVILLE, st. Clairsville and other places
want the convention badly, and it is ex-
pected that there will be some log rolling
with the committee, although We predict
that the convention will 90 to GAINESVILLE.
Thoburn Post at Martins Ferry realized
between $50 and $S5 from their big picnic
on the Fourth. Spangler Post, of this city,
made more than half that amount in going
to the picnic given by Thoburn Post.
Officer Henry Nagle stole march on his
friends and got married last month and has
succeeded in keeping it quiet ever since
until now. The lady is Mrs. Kate Work,
sister OF the Tallman brothers, of this city.
They were married at Pittsburgh on the
18th of last month. Mrs. Nagle is now
living with her father near Nor
ristown,on farm, but the newly welded
The New York Sun says that There ap-
peared before the much-marrying Mr..
Mayes, of West Alexander, Pa, Miss
Squiggens and Mr.. Alton from Ohio. Miss
Squiggens told the Squire that the wish of
her heart was to be married by the man
who had married ma and pa. He turned
to his books, and found that in 1862 Mr..
and Mrs. Squiggens, name not lightly
forgotten, were welded. Mr.. Mayes has
united over 1000 couples" This is sup
posed TO refer to a couple on Gravel Hill,
who have probably been keeping things
quiet.
Mr.. Henry Over, wife and daughter, will
60 down on the Andes this evening for a
trip South and West.
The Ktna Glass Company directors will
meet this afternoon.
M. John W. Saunders, of the Bellaire
window Glass Works, and wife are at Sara
tOga.
The Bellaire Nail Works declared cash
of per cent last week, and the
are now receiving the same.
Drawing dividend now is like finding an
oasis in desert, as not a wheel in a man
establishment in town is run
ming.
The Board of Education met last night
and elected Mr.. Thomas w. Marchant
Principal of the High School, vice John
Steele, resigned, at salary of 500. Prof.
John +. Hamilton was reelected principal
Of the colored schools, and his salary ad- |
vanced to $50 per month.
4 meeting was held in the City Hall last |
night to consider the best means OF pro- |
ceeding in the Belmont street extension |
matter. Belmont street was largely repre- |
Senteu anu the necessary OF Drluglng Del
mont street demonstrated to the satisfaction |
Of all.
A Knights of Labor meeting was held at |
The Second ward market house, last night, |
which was largely attended.
The physica! phenomenon of the Tribune |
while on the outlook for another place, &C. |
goes out OF his way to indulge |
n some gratuitous fling at us. We would |
,gain take occasion to say that the REGIS
TER publishes the news, and what it be-
ieves TO be facts.