Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-04

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Ms ". N. Benson e % fmestilis' sum
(, moned by the illness OF her motner
lorenzo Danford will remove his famuy
| ne farm vest Of ct. 0lAtrsville next
9m.t. Mr.. Danford viii continue the Pre-
we ~. In tbis city, hGying bis ONCE IN
uce %,st National Bank building.
lpS r.I - Rros. are running their stone
- d.y and night, finding demand Tor
an the stone turned out
al NJ Marlin, pilot on Bensons ferry, mas
removed his fsaay from the Fourth waro
to Gravel Hill. -. a
Gee. squiggensr who recently went 70
Chicago to work M ? mIn, ILL., IN ~.
Monday night and oesan Worsas :"
ne NJ ,.' W.I,ins. wife q Conductor Walking,
.,,hs p, Who has been quite nj for
some weeks, is improving 80 A..
W;.s Is.ss oliver, of The Island, " the
.aa.t ~ Nail Iestor of Gravel Hill.
s1Th The mill went little rough on the boys
Yesterday and Monday.
MI. Harry T. Kinds, OF Baltimore, Is VIZ
ting his brother. Wood Hinds; ...
VIM. Love- of Wheeling, was down yes'er-
day visiting Mrs. Purcell.
f.rid Jones and wife, of Martins Ferry
were down yesterday visiting MI. mos w.
pS Wm Davis. of Terre Hautte, Ind, is the
onest of his brother, Thos. g. Davis.
Miss Mary Davis, who has been visiting
her father, Thos. G. Davis, manager Of the
blast furnace, returned To the Beaver
college yesterday. h;,,;.,d
parlor over his saloon-three taoies anu
the finest in the city.
The Grafton House is doing big ousi-
ness. co,
West Virginia, last night star WOOD
bridge, the former editor OF the daily
Tribune is managing the paper during the
Coloneps absence. l. ole.
Miss Laura Evers, OF Moundsvilie' Is VS.
iting friends in this city.
vonne man residing west Of town, died on
Monday, of typhoid fever, and was buried
Miss Laura Dunning. of Gravel Hill, Is
visiting relative at Martins Ferry.
David Ingler left for Mingo yesterday 20
accept good paying position. iarsweii
was rendered him by his many ir,ends ~
the residence Of Mr.. Jas. Lee, on hoss h ann
on Monday night. The programme con-
sisted of dancing music, etc,
and the affair was very enjoyable.
An eighteen months old child OF Michael
Kane. of Rose Hill. died OF whooping
cough on Monday and was buried at the
Catholic Cemetery yesterday, Rev. Father
Gull officiating. A..
kilograms Of congratulation from the
Catholic clergy OF Belialre ana benwooo
her Of Grafton, w. Va, who celebrated his
silver Jubilee of ordination Is priest
Catholic services were held at Nefs Sid
ing on the B. & o. yesterday morning, Rev.
Mrs Patrick Hill, Of Grand Hill, is seri-
ously i'll with heart disease.
Council met last night.
R. johnson leaves for Pittsburgh TINS
Hon. A. c. Boutelle will speak at City
Hall tonight.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, Faith
er Gull noticed boy going through his
ward carrying something white, and sup
nosing he was a thief. and had stolen some
Clothing, yelled "Haw The boy came to
him and much to his surprise learned that
he was REGISTER carrier.
Mrs Linda Perry, left for Newark yester-
day. to visit friends and relatives.
s. Stonebraker of Demos, was in town
yesterday.
Things are moving along smoothly at the
mill. The forge department is funning
full, and about 3 o-thirds Of the factory IL
on.
At an early hour yesterday morning
thieves were heard at the back windows OF
NJ. Crafts jewelry store on Belmont street,
by David Darah, who resides over the
store. He gave the alarm, and the thieves
two in number as Mr. d. believesl, ran
off. separating, it is supposed. Officer
Turner was standing at the National Bank
corner and saw q man run out Thirty-Sec-
ond stree, going down the alley
between Belmont and Guernsey
streets, and at the same time
heard the expressions come on JOHN
look out Bill" He notified Officers
Johnson and Archer and they started In
pursuit. Arriving at the alley nobody
was seen. They proceeded down and see
ing ladder leading up into the hay.mow
OF Peter Manleys stable, just back OF the
City Building. concluded to search the
stable. Officer Archer climbed up the
ladder and noticed Charles Bradford lay
ing on the hay apparently asleep. He was
easily awakened, and wanted TO know
what he wanted with him. officer Turner
was brought down. and on examination
was found to be Charles Bradford. Nip
pers were placed on his hands. lie was
taken to the lookup and locked up. A
poke containing thirty : six pieces
of burglars tools was found
on the hay where he lay. Bradford says he
went to his boarding house about IL o clock
and finding the doors locked, went to Man
ley's stable, where he often zleeps when
out late. He protests his innocence and
says there was no one with him during the
night at all.
The Executive Board OF the o. c. N. 8.
me at GAINESVILLE, yesterday. The follow
ing constitute the Executive Committee:
r. W. Nelson, Of Bellaire, President; 8.
Stonebreaker, Of Demos; T. NJ. johnson. Of
Quaker City; Rev. S. r. Wilson, OF Quaker
City, Secretary: DR.. G.. NJ. Kemp, OF Barnes
Vile Rev. T.. J. CAN'T, Of Barnesville; J.
+. Woodrow, Of Byesviiie.