Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-18
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ONE RlA[ttdSS lOtSlSc. ycsscEuays
A rAIH of trust deeds went TO record, yes-
tercay.
Nm. wALsxE MARSHALL lost valuable
horse yesterday with lung fever.
AucrEosxEa HAILHx yesterday sold the
Coran property to Mr.. Schsbe for %, S25.
YssrEaDAx was fne winter day, such Is
we should have been having for some time.
TgE Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Yesterday, reelected its old board Of sirec-
tors.
ID. CADYR, 8 boiler maker, living on
Seventeenth street is very low with typhoid
fever.
RKy. GEoRaE A. CoPELAsD was yesterday
authorized 10 perform the marriage eere-
mony.
JIDGx THoxrSos has ordered the removal
Of all Mutual Union telegraph poles from
his property.
MR. SAMUEL wooDcOcx has purchased the
hardware store of Mr.. VIM. Morrison. This
Is gratifying news to all.
Miss SADIE HIRsnROTR and Robert Phil
lips, who were burnt, Is has already been
reported, are getting along very nicely.
OK Monday evening. fiuc at the house
of Kitty Manus, No. rs Seventh street,
took fire, but was quickly eHtinguished-
WHkxIISG people, OH the average prefer
summer for Campmeetings, consequently
the aggressive holiness meetings are not
well attended.
THx city collector has turned over 70 the
receiver the first instalnient OF taxes cot
lcctCd, amounting TO Sl,5l6.l9 1t was all
in city orders.
K. ORR.ES, yesterday, swO-c out war
rant before Justice Isunder, charging Wal
ter Young with assault and battery. Inc
case will bo heard to-day.
THE crank belonging to the United Reel
was lost last Saturday night going 10 tGs
FIRE AZ Hobbs. B-ocunier & Cos. ltshould
be returned to them il found.
A cory of the will OF Anthony ID, Hayeiy
was Yesterday admitted TO probate. WIN.
M. Hayeiy wss qualified as executor; bond,
$50 with Jos. Spcidcl rs security.
A rREr. of March %, 1891. was admitted
TO record Yesterday. IL conveys iron
John II. PettycOrd to Lucy Nickham. ior
500, a piece OF ground in Triadeiphia DIS
triCt
SoNE unknown individual had the ell
frontcry to ask Capt Eennctt Tor perinlS-
sion to open faro bank in the CITY during
the legislative session. Oi coarse it was
refused.
which Vim. 7. Wickham aud wife conveyed
to ID. n. ThOrnbUrgh, Tor 500, piece o.
ground on the Cumberland road. The
deed was made DeCembe- p, 1891.
, Mr.. jams HANEs' little year old son
I Clark. of North Wheeling, was right badly
sCalded on the limbs yesterday by getting
, into Il vessel of water which was standing
on the floor Tor the purpose OF scrubbtug.
CoNs-tHLE IACGHLIN yesterday arrested
John Smith, who was peddling safes with
out license. Justice Philips fined him,
but suspended execution upon payment OF
costs and promise made TO take out u
license.
ALICE LoYERAGE was yesterday arrested
. by officer Bird az the corner OF Alley Ii
and Jacob street. for being drunk on the
streets She wa4 80 full that he had to car
~ her on his back from the corner OF Six.
teenth street.
, THERE was row at the Fountain saloon,
Monday night. Joseph Riddle, John Moran,
John Mason and Harry Hay were arrested
hey will have hearing before the Police
ToUrt this morning. when the full parsicI-
sCgrs Of the case will be revealed.
Ar the residence of Ed. Wells, Monday
night, large party OF ladies and gentle
men rendered Miss Jennie Mitchell a sur
prise party. The fair hostess, somewhat
surprised, invited the crowd in, and u
Pleasant evening was passed dancing.
T!IIEvEs tried. ON Monday morning. To
rreak into Charlie Behler's saloon, on Mar
kct street. The rear door and window were
excessively tried with jimmies, but the
noise woke Philip, the bartender, who oil
"a IN his revolver and scared the miscrc-
ants away.
YESTERDAY 4 Mr.. Pugh, an old citizen OF
I Wheeling who has been absent in the west
fer twenty eight years, returned TO the city,
To tird that ne had out lived the recOllec-
ton OF all Of his friends. He has been
: living near LeadYllle, colorado.
TIE store room of Charles Beuter, on
Elcyenth,street, was robbed, Monday night,
" about $40 worth OF goods, comprising
panIs, etc. The robbers effected an en-
trance by cutting the glass out ofthe door
with diamond. There are two watchmen
on tina: beat.
Oliver LINN called at this Office. yester-
day, and left communication, saying that
the blow he struck Mike Kelly was brought
by the latter abusing his wife and telling
scan lalOus stories about him. Linn. Ii
Iinn's story is correct, he was perfectly
justified in striking Kelly.
Tue last edition of that yillainous Police
SrwS contains an account and illustration
OF the late trOOOle OF capt. lIOWry y III the
National Hotel. The account is untrue
and exaggerated, and the cut is moustrOuS.
The REGIsTER's version put Capt. Lowry in
the best and the correct light, and it is now
time tor the matter to be forgotten.
The Directors-elect of the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company met last even
ing for organization. The old officers were
unanimously reelected, wig: L. Crangle,
President; James Maxwell, Vice President;
Joseph Lawson, Secretary and Superin.
tcndent, with the same toll collectors.
ONE of the boys who attended 10 the
tack machines at the tack factory, in reach
inc out of the second story window, yes
terday evening, between ) and o'clock,
lost his balance and fell to the ground,
distance OF Is or ~ feet. He was bruised
up considerably, but is not dangerously
hurt.
On yesterday the Belmont blast furnace
| had another narrow escape from chill.
The main water pipe got choSed again in
the same place, caused by the muddy state
of the river, and the cast had 20 be run oil
without the hot blast They sustained no
demsges except the stoppage, which lasted
about four hours.
The Aggressive Holiness meeting at the
Academy OF Music still continues every
afternoon and evening. This service is
free for sll who may desire to hear tho
truth. Every one is welcome, and sinners
are especially invited. Elder Thatcher eI-
poets to see the Hall crowded To its utmost
haFpro tha rnaatipO Clpsaa Tharp il