Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-11
MARTINS FERRY.

W. w. Sawyer, representing the M0sonic
Rcri0r, of Cincinnati, was in the. city yes
terday.
Captain Levi Inglebright and Joe Hanes
left Yesterday for Cincinnati and points be-
low on the lookout for a new boat for the
Martins Ferry trade. 1t is expected they
will be back in few days.
Matthew Daley, young man who
works at Raineys coal works, near Mar
tins Ferry, was adjudged insane by the
Probate Court on Monday, and application
made for his admission to the asylum.
DALEY came to this country from England
two months ago, and homesiCkness is sup
posed 70 be the cause of his insanity. He
attempted TO drown himself last Sunday.
lie is confined at the County lntirmary till
he can be removed to the asylum.
l.. J. &. Drennen, of this city, will go to
Minneapolis, Mimi, soon, 10 engage in the
practice Of his profession. He will be ac-
companied by his brother, r. 7. J. Drennen.
A young man of this city is accused Of
horrible crime, the details OF which are
unfit for publication.
Leroy Sedwick, for long time deputy
sheriff of this county, is being urged by
many friends all over the county, to become
a candidate for sheriff. and he will no doubt
receive the Republican nomination.
Butter is only worth 2DCy25C per pound
and is very plentiful.
Frank Herman, who resides at West
Wheeling, was fatally crushed yesterday
morning in Heling's coal bank near this
city by fall of soap stone. His wife and
four children arrived from West Wheeling
shortly afterwards and their grief was ter
rible. 1t is said the accident occurred in
the same room in which the unfortunate
John Coss OF this city was killed some weeks
ago. When our reporter left yesterday az
ternOon there was no hopes entertained o.
the recovery of the man.
LATER-Frank Herman died late yesterday
afternoon. An examination showed that
several of his ribs were broken, and other
injuries near his heart caused death.
DR.. S. Il. West returned from visit to
st. Mary's, Peasants county, West Nir-
GINA.
Miss Lizzie Dunlevy, formerly of Bridge
port, was married some time last week to
John Heberling of Mt. Pleasant, o.
Messrs w. S. Meek, Clarence Irwin,
Peter Harrison aud Capt. Lash returned
from GAINESVILLE, where they instituted
HilbeS Post 22O, G. 4. r., on Tuesday
night. The Post starts in with 10 mem
bers. Col. Irwin, u. NJ. o., mustered the
first in.
The ferry ordinance fixed the license at
$25 per annum.
A petition from Rosanna O'Neil, asking
for the construction of plank walk from
Cormickaels TO Center street, was granted
|, at first but subsequently, referred TO the
Street Committee.
The Street Committee was instructed to
contract in the most eligible terms for the
care of the city pumps and wells for the
ensuing year.
Thomas J. Irwin, Of this city. Great
Sachem ]. o. r. NJ. OF the State OF Ohio,
will visit lodges at Columbus. Circleyille
and Chillicothe this week and next, and
attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio at Chillicothe on Tuesday next.
A called meeting OF Council was held
Tuesday night, all the members being pres
ent.
The Clerk was instructed to request the
Treasurer TO report at the next meeting OF
Council.
An ordinance fixing the number Of police
at three and the salary of the Marshal at
50 and his assistant at s. per week with
fees, was taken up and passed
The bonds Of Marshal Hanson and
Deputy Linn were presented and approved.
Mayor Mitchell announced his appoint
ment of VIM. Linn as a Deputy Sergeant
for one year, and the Council confirmed il.
The bond of Joseph Medill, treasurer.
elect, in the sum of $500, was filed and
approved. Also the bond of Street Com,
, missioner Cottrell.
The Street Committee reported in favor
OF leasing fifteen feet of Clay street to the
Union Window Glass Company for a term
of five years. The Street Committee also
reported favorably upon the petition of s.
a Rice and others, asking for the opening
up of certain streets
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