Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-04
JEALOUS JUDGES.
A Great Martins Ferry Case-PersesaI
News GooaiD.

IOOm ycStorudy. Our Beuiait luu-iONluB
fellow citizen, Ike Wagner, taking in the
situation, fastened them in. Now it hsp-
pens there 10 q great jealousy not only be.
tween Washington street and Hano vel
street, but also between Coon Long. thu
Mayor Of Washington street, q Math
Mitchell, the Mayor of Hanover street.
The Mayor OF Hanover street hearing that
the Mayor Of Washington street had o yer.
liable bonanza in the shape of two prise.
ners on hands his soul was exceedingly
yexed and he was very wroth that these
ducats in the shape Of zines should not fall
into his hands. Accordingly he dispatched
a strong detachment of police to the
Washington street lookup and not only let
Mayor Longs prisoners free, but his min.
ions of the law actually run the prisoners
out of the State of Ohio, not because the
poor prisoners had or intended to do any
thing wrong, but merely to keep the costs
out Of his rivals hands.
George Keller a prominent young man
of West Wheeling and Miss Sarah A.. Nor.
gan, of -Etnaville, will be married this
evening at the residence OF WIN Morgan.
John Rice, of Sistersville, who lately
purchased property here, is visiting his
father-in.law, Daniel Westlake, and con.
templates mooving here this summer.
Mr.. McCan returned home yesterday
from Petersburg, where he has been at
tending the Sciota Tomas case.
A. Miller, of Belmont, was in town
yesterday.
Sam Graves, Of Pittsburgh, is home
spending the Fourth, accompanied by
Frank Chalfant, formerly Of this place.
The tax books of Pease township are now
in the hands of the collector, James 7.
Bayless Bros. are building an extensive
| addition TO their store room on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Z. J. Hoyle is visiting at Smith.
field.
Eb. West is still dangerously i'll at his
home on Walnut street.
Shell Martins house on Sixth street is
about completed.
Mrs. Merret, Of st. Clairsville, has pur-
| chased some lots in Newland's addition.
| She expects to build on them soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bowers will spend to-
day at Hornbrook's Park.
Walter Sanders, boiler at the .Etna mill,
and VIM. Edwards. helper at tie Standard,
left yesterday for Cleveland, to spend a
| couple of weeks.
The moulders at Spence, Bags & Co.'S
were taking aday yesterday. The foundry
is shut down to-day.
J. f. Lloyd and d. X. Dillworth will
| ledNc sIOItlN Ou lsHIHb bOuA W HOoii We,
to spend a few days.
The stores will all be closed here
to-day.
Jake Pence and J. T. Irwin are delegates
to the A. 7. G. w. +. Convention, to be
held at Boston, Mass. instead Of Philadel-
phia, as stated in the SUNDAY REGISTER.
They left yesterday.
Mr.. Liman's residence on Fifth street,
near the Grove, is about completed and
presents a handsome appearance. Others
who contemplate building should take
pattern of of this.
F.. c. Boyd is having some tenement
houses built on his lots in Newland's adii-
tion.
The foundation for a sign has at last
been placed on the Hanover House. The
sign is sure to come, but when.
Alex. Linn has broken ground for a large
! business house on Hanover s.raet
The M. +. Sabbath school, which was to
be held in Hodgen's orchard, near Port
land, will be held in Walnut grove on &c.
| count Of some misunderstanding with the
railroad company. A good time is antici.
pated. .
Mrs. Augusta Davis, Of Philadelphia, but
formerly OF Bellaire, is visiting Mrs 8 Is.
Armstrong.
The German picnic in Helling's orchard
ia. day promises to be q grand affair. Music
by the Bastono band of Bridgeport.
The EtnavilIe Sabbath school will excurt
to Hodgen's orchard Tomorrow.
DR.. J.. b. Kirk and wife, of Columbus,
were in town yesterday calling on friends.
The iron mill is having a new roof.
Everybody knows it was hot yesterday.
The T. T. o. l. Society will picnic in
Pickep's Grove, on Scotch Ridge, to-day.
c. +. Boyd left yesterday for Milton, w.
Va, to spend a few days tith friends.
Joseph Williams handsome new dwell
Ing and store room, on Washington street,
is about completed. He will put in . stock
of groceries.
Miss Sarah Hoy,e is visiting at Flushing,
Ohio.
f. H. Stanton moved into his new resi-.
dence on Eighth street yesterday.
Mr.. Epps, a very prominent colored
man OF Smithtield, was in town yesterday
calling on friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCue, OF Mt. Pleasant.
is visiting her son Ike McCne, on Walnut
street.
Port Coleman has accepted a position as
clerk with Theodore Keller on Hanover
street.
Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter, of
First street, are visiting friends in Ale
ganey.
The Standard mill shut down yesterday
Tor the balance OF the week.
The Laughlin mill boys are considerably
disappointed. They didn't get their pay
Yesterday, consequently a dry Fourth.
Mrs. Ann Mallory, OF Darlington, who
has been visiting friends here for the past
week, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. A. Ralston, Jr.. one OF DR.. A. r.
Ong's clever little clerks, returned home
yesterday, from two weeks vacation in
the country. Dukey reports a fine time
hunting, fishing, and-Oh, well, We won't
give him away this time.
The Headlight Fishing club, consisting
of Dan Cline. John Walters, James Brand
and George Way, left Yesterday for Pow.
hatten to spend the summer.
Mr.. Jas. Mccartney and wife, Of Pitts
burgh, are here spending the Fourth.
John Laughlin and r.. +. Stone, Of Pitts.
burgh, are in town to spend the Fourth.
R. P. J.. Drennen, Of Minneapolis. is
home for the Fourth.
j. B White, of Pomeroy, is in town TAX
ing in the sights.
VIM. Craig has returned.
Our prominent Hanover street merchant,
Mr.. Edward Cattell, and family, will spend
to-day at the old home place near Harris.
Vile, q.
Samuel Westwood and wife will spend
the Fourth in Moundsyille.
~ LIZ y 49, e'AN
yesterday, by a scale from q hot iron, at
the Iaughlin Mill.
Mr.. J.. X. McCue is down on the Island
spending to-day.
The President of the Lime Kiln Club, OF
Fifth street, was heard from yesterday.
He reports things in good condition.
The Wallace building, on Fourth street,
is undergoing a thorough remodelling.
Yesterday morning, when Mr.. John
Burns, the engineer at B, EIley 4 Cos
planning mill, went 10 the building he
found Il full of smoke. On making an in
vestigation it was found that a wooden
cap over a joural on the main shaft in the
cellar had caught fire, caused by the jour
nal heating. Had it not been that the
shavings in that part were wet the build
ing would most likely have oeen DESTROYED.
c. W. Leisure and lady are visiting at
Beaver.
J. W. Crook, the energetic REGIsrER mar
Of our place, is of for an extended pleas.
ure trip. He will take in the principal
cities in the East. John is q good fellow.
| op6 has our hasf vishaa for n nlaaaant and