Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-04

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were reported at police headquarters.
7 MRS MABrs, who has been visiting friends
at ST. Joseph, Mo-, returned home yester-
day.
A>-Roy,,ns Roach was fined 81 By
iufics>Atkle yesterday for abusive lang
~ CRs. HAMMOND and Miss Maggie
TESEser will be married at the Catheirat-t TO-
LEorfUw. -
y MEssEs. MeGsnuen, Kress and Daily, of
the Healyclub, hayssgone turtle hunting
on Buffalo creek,
The Committse on ordinances meet this
sfternOSa So O'Clock to inspsss~the Elm
The work on the First ward school house
is not completed and there will be no
school there until Thursday.
LAST evening Fred Nolte was serenaded
by the Hayden orchestra. Fred leaves Tor
jefferson College in few days.
THE work. house gang commenced work
on the excavation in the rear of the Vigil
liant engine house yesterday.
CHAs. SYLvIs q nail feeder, who has been
on the sick list for some months, resumed
work yesterday at the top mill.
Mr.. WILLIAM ZIEK is having a fine new
front put in bis store at the corner OF
TWenty-second and Market streets.
IT is thought oil exists on the farm OF J.
W. Amick, in this county, but the sup
posed we'll has not been developed.
RID. CRIeHrEE was arrested on a peace
| warrant. His case will be tiled before
Squire Peterman at O'Clock this alter
noon.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys are
called for y o clock this morning. to visit
the Island and inspect the Citizens railway
route.
PEANUT Scorr was arrested yesterday
charged by his wife with abusing her.
The case will come before Squire Axle on
Saturday.
CHARLES 0TTE was arrested on charge Of
using abusive Language. The caee WILL oe
| tried before Squire Peterman at 20 O'Clock
this morning.
! Bass MCCOSNoUGHEY, helper at P. Fitz-
simmons furnace at the Top mill, was
! taken suddenly Ill with cramps yesterday
| and was carried home.
The Eighth ward public school did not
open up yesterday. One OF the janttor's
! children has :he dIphtheria, AMI the school
! will not open up until TOMORROW.
ME<sRs. JOnN Lemons, Jim Dickson and
! Dick Low, tiremen on the Baltimore and
! Ohio Railroad, we're examined last week,
| snd each Of them was given an engine.
Yesterday afternoon William Grant, e
! CCai miner, employed at the Belmont coal
| bank, met with very sad accident. lu
! Jumping of car he wrenched his back
badly.
| TEE tools got fastened in the gas we'll a;
! Reymann'S brewery, yesterday afternoon
! OF the depth of 40 feet. The contrdCtJrs
will have everything out aud ready for
! work this morning.
SCHOOL at the First ward school will no
| begin until Thursday morning. The types
made rs say Tuesday, yesterday, when II
| ST Ould have been Thursday. The scnoo.
| children will take notice.
The fall term Of the Wheeling Female
College will open tomorrow at o'clock.
public reception will be- held until ~, and
in the afternoon at = o'clock the regular
malriculstions will begin.
The case Of the State ys. Mrs. I. y. Lit.
tie, on charge Of using abusive language,
was tried before Squire Peterman yester
day and the defendant placed un1er so
bond to keep the peace for six months.
TIE Council Committee on Ordinances
will 20 out the Elm Grove road in special
car to day. at p NJ, for the purpose OF ex
smining matters relative to the granting u
tue AlEub W AAA skCaAAA AAlChOA9 IA 'AAS wy
limits.
Two picked base ball mines played a
match game at the old fair grounds yesLer
cay afternoon. The game was very close
and exciting, taking twelve innings to lie.
JiCe. The score Stood : to .. Capt. Ven.
hum was lmpire.
SUNDAY afternoon Miss Ida Moore had
very narrow escape from being seriously
burned at her residence in TiltOnSvilie
She undertook TO light fire with the aid
of kerosene, when tue Oil in ignitlng Hash
ID out, burning her bar and eyebrows
badly.
YESTERDAY warrant was sworn out be-
fore Squire Peterman by Mrs. LOUIS
Helm, tor Fred. BOschOh, on charge Of
selling liquor to Jacob Helm, an habitua
drunkard. The case will be tried before
Squire Petermau this morning at IL
o'clock.
A TONGUE fight took place near the Davis
house, Marshall county, yesterday after
noon, between 4 man and woman. About
one hundred spectators were attracted to
the spot and watched the contest with great
interest, II is needless to say, however,
that the woman was declared the victor.
LAST evening about 1880 o'clock Fore
man Snyder, of the Atlantic hose houss,
found about 100 feet Of inch rope and az
| IRON bulley Oh EIOu street, EdSL w ucSlluS
| IL is generally supposed that it is stolen
pr, perty that thief dropped in his
| hur y TO get past the hose house. The
| owner can have the rope and pulley b.
| calling at the Atlantic engine house.
The change in the law with regard to the
money order system went into effect yes
| teTday. Il entaTges the amount that may
| be covered by single mOGey-order to 800,
| but makes little change in the present
] rates. Commencing with yesterday W.
| will have the use OF the new postal notes,
\ q device invented Tor the safe sending o.
small sums by mail, and which will fill
| void which has been felt every day
since thu disappearance OF the con-
! venient but shabby fractional pa
| per currency. The postal notes
| will resemble somewhat a conductors
| chi OK, the dollars, dimes and cents called
| for being indicated by punching CORE
\ sponding figures printed on the card. 1t Is
n ade payable to bearer, and will be issued
| only for sums under five dollars. II Is as
| sumed that these postal notes will be used
largely as currency, but the fact that they
| will become invalid upon the expiration OF
| three calendar months from the last day o.
| The month of issue will prevent their being
| held back for use Of currency 10 any great
| extent
WEST ALEXANDER, "a.
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