Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-09
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sent to Jail, paid out and is now on the
streets again.
''Reddy" Robinson, who was suspected
Of till-tapping at Longs saloon, fixed the
matter up and paid q fine of $40 for dis
orderly conduct.
BumbrighI the man who tried to burn
up the lookup on Sunday night, yesterday
paid the fine imposed by the Mayor for
drunkenness, and also gave bail in 81 900 to
answer q charge of arson. His mother ar
ranged matters for him.
John J. McDermott was arrested yester-
day for keeping open after IL o'clock on
Saturday night, contrary to the ordinance;
He pleaded guilty, and was fined so and
costs by the Mayor Mr.. McDermott says
the violation was an involuntary one on
his part The cars belonging to Barrett's
circus were being loaded up after Saturday
nights show, and the employees Of the con-
Germ together with large number OF Others
crowded into his place, and he could not
force them out. He also says that he tries
to keep an orderly house. and is very sorry
that even this involuntary infraction OF the
ordinance took place.
Go to ]. J. McDermott's Lunch Counter,
the finest in the city. Clam Soup every
day and evening. -
On a charge OF selling in violation OF the
Sunday law, J. J. McDermott will have q
hearing tomorrow morning.
An alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by some straw burning in
barrel in q room OF John kniCade. The
flames also burned the side OF the house
slightly. Hope Hose Company reported
~ Tie call.
The steamer Belmont belonging 10 the
Heatheringtons, leave to-day for Memphis.
Quite an excitement was caused in Ben
1 l.. l..al Il. II
Kelley heater in the mill over there. Ii
appears that Kelley, who is a rather at
tractive little fellow, with a red head,
married a sixteen.y .year-old daughter OF Mr..
TAYLOR, who also works in the mill some
two or three weeks ago. 1t is said that the
girl was aware at the time that Charles was
married man. he having wife in Rich
mond, Va. Things, however, went along
in pretty good shape until yesterday, when
Squire Pelley issued warrant for the
alleged bgamist, and placed it in
the hands of Marshal Healey for service.
Kelley was soon arrested and at once he
began temporizing with his good natured
captor. who at last consented to leave him
in the custody of one Harrington while he
went t" hunt bail for him. In the absence
OF the Marshal Kelley concluded that leg
bail was probably the safest and started for
| Wheeling at a rapid rate and was soon lost
sight of. BY the aid of the telephone and
A quick passage TO Wheeling, Marshal
Healey got on the track of his. man and he
was arrested in Bridgeport, brought to
Benwood and sent to Jail by Squire Pelley
in default of $500 bail.
Rev. J. X. McKallip will be duly install
| ed as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of this city, this evening At the
ceremonies Rev. Brown, Of the Gravel Hill
church, will preside, Rev. McCarrell, OF
Martins Ferry, will preach the opening
sermon, Rev Robert Alexander, OF ST.
| Clairsyille. will make the address to the
pastor, and Rev. Pringle, Of Mt. Pleasant,
will make the address TO the congregation
Can't Lorenzo Danford. Of Belmont
| county, come forward and DO something TO
save the people Of the Seventeenth District
| from political disgrace? II there were n
| fighting chance for n Democrat in that dis
| triCt We would not suggest Daniord; but IN
that part OF the State Democrats are above
the plane OF politics.-Cm. Enquirer.
Go TO J. J. McDermott's Lunch Counter,
the finest in the city. Clam Soup every
day and evening.