Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
BOOMING POLICE NEWS
Al BeIIaire. Yesterday-RuuRwa Ne
grOes-General Matters.

ErOes-GeneraI Matters.
Mayor Cooper's hotel held six occupants
yesterday morning at roll call, and Ell. Ho'
gan had drunk and disorderly" opposite
his name, and he plead guilty and was
fined S. and costs Thomas Keys plea l
guilty to his charge-drunkenness and in
decent xposure-and fined s. and costs in
each case. This is the man who was arrest.
ed by officer Yost. Geo. Bowers was drunk
and he paid IS and costs. William Culp
did the same on a like charge. Miss Weed
was having picnic with a Wneeliag
man on Sunday, and both were making
spectacles OF themselves. The wheeling
man was verv drunk and Weed was
not much better and she was
doing her best to get him
started for home; after two or three tum-
bles in the mud, she succeeded in getting
him aboard the Princess. In the mean
time quite a crowd OF boys and young
men had gathered and were following the
woman around. Officer Criswell saw her
and she was arrested and placed in the bas-
tile to cool oil. She was still there yeSter-
day noon,
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock the
authorities here received a telegram from
the Marshall of Barnesyille asking that two
Young negroes, who had run of from
that place, be arrested and sent
back. officer Richardson went up TO
the c. & p depot and found his boys
aboard the 10 40 train bound for Pittsburgh.
They seemed 10 take things very cool and
went along with the officer very willingly.
They had plenty of money and had bought
two first class tickets to Pittsburgh. Mr..
permar kindly returned the money paid
for the tickets and took them back. The
boys were sent home on the 400 train yes
terday evening. They are smart looking
darkeys and are the sons OF well To do
man Of that city. They thought they would
like to see the world and so ran OIL. One OF
them had banjo, and IS good performer
on it.
The morning train on the b. Il. & G. K.
r., was abandoned yesterday on account OF
break in the fell at Littleton's station.
The train due here at 10 A. NJ. was two
hours late and there was no train in the
evening. The wet weather OF the past two
days has made several breaks on the road
and unless the weather settles soon they
may have some trouble.
Miss Eva Br:nton OF Wheeling, is in the
city on a visit to her uncle, WIN. Brinton,
oi the ftna glass works.
6. w. Milligan. Of Smith township, pass
ed through the city yesterday.
Mr. julius Armstrong, President OF the
BE lmont Glass Works, returned yesterday
from trip through the Vest.
Jacob SchramnI, OF the Fourth ward, is
in Marietta.
Gus. Hartenstein goes to Cincinnati
next month to represent Black Prince
Lodge No. 81, X. OF F., which meets in that
city.
The stamping works were off yesterday
on account of break in the engine. They
will resume work on Wednesday.
1t is reported that II. ID. Meek, formerly
OF this city, was remarked recently at
Kansas City.
James Long and James Corners. B. 4 O..
engineers Of engines No. $50 and $50, are TO
be promoted. They leave for Newark this
morning.
The Y. NJ C. A. will occupy room in
the Deciples Church for the present.
The chimney blowers at the National re-
sumed work this morning.
The Linean Literary Society had very
pleasant meeting, last evening, at the home
Of Miss Lizzie Mller's, First ward.
Casper Giles, OF Wheeling was down en-
joying the fine weather We had yesterday.
Isaac Luchs is on the sick list.
Chris Bippus was elected to Council, yes.
terdsy, over LaRoche, by small majority.
Lynca's Bargain Shoe House will open
Monday. Wait for them and save . and
80 cents on every pair of boots or shoes.
81 l1lh street Wheeling