Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-21
NEIGHBoRHOoD.
The Days Doings In The Suburban
Cities.
Police Bsaness Lively IN Beliairs-The
aonunenta Fair-The Sick list
County Seat Agitation
Personals.
MARTINS FERRY INTELLIGENCE.
BELLExRE. MATYERS.

The News Of T1esdsy - Gathered ~
0ar Glass City Reporter.
Police basiness continues booming. John
and re-arrested. He vas committed. "jim"
Chappy, Of Benwood, came over drunk and
was locked up. He has the Gins" Mad.
Olson Smith, residing here, was locked up
for drunkenness. Ed. Atkinson; B. q o.
man working cat the road, was ruu in for
drunkenness, sad Lewis Rein, Of this city,
for the same offsnce. They were taxed the
usual amount and Atkinson was the only
one who could ps5 his fine. The balance
will break stone. Six salooa keepers were
fined SIS each for uiolatingthe Sunday law.
Elmer Chase for fighting 90 Sunday morn
ing was fined. ...-
Mrs. Husbands aud daughter, Miss Anna,
leave today for Marietta, where they will
spend a we sk or so.
Mys. Agnes StsWegt died 0n Monday
night at her home in the Tenth ward after
lingering illness. She was ~ years old
She was Familiarity known - Mother
Stewart and was highly esteemed by all
who knew her. This inc.ndes nearly the
whole population.
Every thing looks bright for the monu-
mental fair which begins next Monday
night at the Trcn building. The building
is alresdy being handsomely decorated by
the ladies in charge. TiIose engaged in
canvassing Wheeling during the past few
days soliciting donations and exhibits were
very successful. Everywhere they went
they were received with much courtesy,
and speak Of the merchants in the highest
terms. By the way, one dry goods mer-
chant served them with contempt. He
invited them to take seats, and after con.
siderable time he gave them q fine large
box well wrapped. They received il and
thanked him for it in kind way. After
wards il was opened and il contained q
fine large present-a collar worth about
four cents. Heretofore the monumental
ladies patronized the man very freely but
all the trade he will get from them after
this he can put in his eye. The trick was
certainly very mean one.
Mr.. Fred Ciinton's benefit tonight Twill
be grand success. The tickets sold rapid
iy.
The Jubilee singers will appear at the
NJ T. Church tomorrow night. The pro-
ceeds 90 towards purchasing new books
for the Sunday school, and the attendance
promises 10 he large.
Considerable sickness at present prevails
in the city Charley Rankin is down with
fever. Uncle Bill" Cochran is laid up.
Mrs. Wetherald, who was thrown from Q
buggy, together with her husband and
daughter, spraining her ankle, is ex-
periencing much suffering Mr.. Andrew
Talmi, an engineer on the c. & p. road who
recently arrived from Cleveland, is down
with typhoid fever at his home in the
Fourth ward. A little child of MIR. Frank
Francis, of the Independent, is quite i'll with
catarrh fever, in the First ward. Charley
Henry, OF the Third war,l, is quite i'll. A
little child of Mr.. Jake Wagner, Of the
Fourth ward, is down with fever. Mrs.
Wagner is improving. Mrs. Balzer
Strobie, OF the Fourth ward, has been
down with TYPHOID fever. Mr.. Fred Rode
wigs two children have been suffering
from fever. Mrs. Rev. McKallip, Louis
with cholera morbus. Charley, son OF Mr..
Jake Reitz. the grocer, has been quite sick
at his residence in the Fourth ward.
Miss Anna Husbands, who has been down
for some weeks. and Charley, son OF Mr..
James McGraw. of Gravel Hill, who has
been laid up with cholera morbus are both
improving and will recover.
Judge Okey, OF 81. Clairsville, was down
yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. 5. Jennings, Of the Fourth ward,
is spoken OF for Council.
Officer Ben Turner has on exhibition at
the Marshal's office minnie ball imbedded
in pine board which was shot into tree
at Blue Ridge, Georgia He prizes it very
highly.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, of Monroe county,
will go through course Of medicine here.
Harry Castlemsn, the iyearold fat boy,
weighing li5 pounds, is on exhibition at
the old Globe House.
A number of Bellare and St. Clairsville
men left for Columbus last night on county
seat business.
Frank Dennis and Jas. Ball, the Mar
tins Ferry twin brothers." were down yes.
terday among their Bellaire friends.
Pig, cows, geese an other animals will not
he allowed TO run on the streets after TO-
day. They will be taken mp.
X. A. Wood will shortly remove his
family to Texas. Mr.. Woods now in
Wellsburg.
In our account of the Hyleman tourna-
ment we failed 70 mention that Mrs. Mary
r. Sherry, wife OF the late Robert Sherry.
was erenad ed in honor OF Mr.. Sherry, Q
member Of the lodge.
Sam Klo,z left yesterday for New Orleans
by the b. & o. From there he goes TO New
Mexico, where he will make his future
home