Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16
NOTE AND CONTENT.
OF Events I'm and About the City aud
NeiehborhoOd.

KATE CLAYTON tonight.
LIEUTENANT sYLvIs arrested a"vag' yes
terday afternoon.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to REQ
| ord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TIcxErs at Wells & Dents, Bridgeport,
for Hearn's "Hearts OF OAK, MONDAY
night ..rF.
YESTERDAY afternoon a eight took place
in the East End. The principals were ar-
rested by officer Morris
A VACCINE farm has been established
near Martinsburg, for the purpose OF pro-
ducing pure vaccine matter.
LOCAL option, which has prevailed in
sbepberdstown, w. Va, for one year, was
defeated Monday last by 81 majority.
BISHOP PErERKIS will off1ciate at st.
Iuke's church this evening at Z 80 O'Clock,
and administer the rite Of conformation.
A CAR load of Chicago beef arrived in
the city Yesterday, and the new company
will have no trouble to dispose of it.
TINE first car load of freight will be
hsndled over the p, W. & Ky. extension to-
day. it being q car If hides for Hoffman q
Sons tannery.
BUTCHERS, as a general thing throughout
the city. are very favorably impressed with
the new method of furnishing this COM
munity with beef.
RESERVED seats will be on sale at Wilson
& Banners tomorrow Saturday. morning
at s O'Clock, for Hearn's "Hearts OF Oak"
benefit for the widow Of the late James
Hamilton.
MRS FRANzHEIN, who now occupies her
elegant new residence on Main street, gave
a "housewarming" last night kramers
band rendered delightful serenade during
the evening.
G. s. PARSELL, of the Eighth ward, ex-
changed his house, about six weeks ago,
for Kansas land, and went out there. A
day or two he returned and traded back,
losing $500 by the bargain.
FRANK HAwKfNGs, an employe Of the B.
& D. railroad company, had two fingers
cars. Medical attention was Immediately
called and the fingers properly dressed.
The Committee on Fire Department will
meet at the Hope hose house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, for the purpose inspecting
the horses in the department, and also
viewing the ground for shed for the Ola.
tor ladders.
The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday
SAYS: "a private letter from the White
Sulphur Springs received here states that
few DAYS ago the United States marshal
appeared there and seized the property and
placed Col. Peyton in charge, but that the
Colonel resigned the position and proceed
ed to Charleston, W. Va, to see about the
matter"
HIS many friends will be pleased to learn
that yesterday DR.. H. I. Ford, OF Benwood,
was honorsbly acquitted Of the charge
preferred against him. 1t will be remem.
bered he was arrested on charge OF circu-
hn atI
| There was absolutely no proof against him
and while he has not been under bond,
| Commissioner Forbes had the matter un.
der adyisement. Yesterday the doctor was
discharged, without stain.
A NEW organization will be started in
| this city next week; that is, the first meet
ing will be held at that time. The new
association will be for the protection OF the
/ landlords in the city, and will be called
1.-The Landlords Protective Association"
| This matter has been thoroughly talked
over among the property holders, and they
have come to the conclusion that it will be
the only way they will be able to protect
themselves, as all parties not paying their
rent will be placed on the black list. All
landlords belonging to the order bind
person on the black list until they have
paid all indebtedness due their former
| landlord.
THINGS are very quiet in the mining dis
trict with the exception of the slight trou-
Bile at the Bellwood mines, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. This, however, is expected
to subside in short time. The Board OF
Arbitration Of both the miners and opera
tors will likely arrange for another meet.
ing in about tCar weeks. The. principal
matters that will be brought before the
Boards are the fixing of basis for sliding
scale several other grievances namely the
employment of more men in a mine than
necessary and whether compensation shall
be paid for deadwork or not. This consists
Of digging clay dirt and other work tina: is
not profitable TO most OF the miners. The
settlement OF this grievance is very i'm
portant to the operators, as some are CON.
PEELED TO pay for this work.
THE Secretary of State yesterday issued
q certificate of incorporation to an organ j.
zation to be known as The Board Of Trade
OF the City OF Charleston" formed for the
purpose OF furthering and promoting the
general business interests of the city Of
| Charleston, and for the further purpose Of
improving, extending and placing upon a
| safer and more permanent foundation the
jobbing and manufacturing interests Of said
| city. The charter runs till December 81.
| 1899 and is to have acapital stock OF $25,-
900, of which sum 800 has been subscribed
and $40 paid in. The shares are $50 each,
| and the incorporates are George Davis,
Jacob Jelenko, \. s. Burlew, w. F. Cos.
horn, Charles s. Morgan, Philip Frauken-
berger r. X. Delaney, +. S. Arnold, P. H.
! Moves, NJ. p. Ruffner, Frank Woodman,
J. Schwabe VIM. Jelenko and S. Strauss.