Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-25


CoUScIL tonight
TIE rain Of yesterday left Chspline st.
In q horrible csddition. El
OFErcxR CONES arrested q man named
Richard Collins for being drunk in the sth
ward last night
JACOB scHLKMMzR and John Regles were
fined so and costs each. by Squire Schultze
for fighting Sunday.
OFYIcEs FRKKBoLr arrested Nose Auder-
son yesterday evening for creating dis
turbancs with his family.
The Olivettes Of the Island and the Dudes
Of North Wheeling will cross bats 81 stone
town Saturday afternoon.
The funeral Of the late Henry Hess will
take place to-day at 2:30 o'clock from his
late N sidence st 1905 Eotf street
TIE Citizens Railway Company had =
force Of men at work yesterday lowering
the switch opposite Fishers foundry.
OFFICER TAYLoR arrested G. A. Stuckey
yesterday for leading horse on to the
sidewalk on Market street Just below
Twelfth.
The current number of the West Viz
gin SChcol Journal was laid on our table
lsst evening, and, as usual, is filed with
interesting matter.
TEE Elm Grove Railway Company have
ordered the ties and rails for their new
route. It is hoped the company will lay
the track Immediately.
SONE Of the young ladies living On Jacob
street in the Eighth ward, are in the habit
Of smoking cigars. This is q very I'M urious
habit and should be stopped.
The case Of the State VS.. John Cline, on
charge of trespass, was before Squire
Arkle for trial yesterday, and the case was
dismissed on payment Of costs,
The case Of the State vs.. Lawrence Auth,
on charge Of assault, was tried before
\ Squire Peterman, yesterday, and the case
| dismissed at the compliments cost.
JAMES BLoBsoN was fined 81 and cost be-
| fore Squire Ankle yesterday for abusing
John Coffee and also required to give 500
bond for his good behavior for one year.
PATRICK WARD was arrested on q warrant
issued before Squire Ankle yesterday, for
using abusive language toward John Cof'
fee. He was required TO give bond for his
appearance to morrow evening at O'Clock.
YESTERDAY afternoon Chas. Almond
was urrested by Officer Freebolt on charge
Of being q "vag." The prisoner during the
morning had visited Reymann's brewery
and stolen a coat belonging TO Chas. Refs
bach, an employe at the brewery.
A CERTIFICATE Of incorporation was yes
| terday issued to the RoSelle Manufsctur-
/ ing Company, of Charleston, W. Va The
| object of the concern is TO manufacture ar.
ticies from the products OF the earth. The
| capital stock is $500.
TIE Academy Of Music opened last even.
\ ing with an entire new programme and ar
lists. The combination is exceptionally
strong this week and those who witnessed
| the performance intimstsd that they GER
tainly would return again this week, which
| will show to our readers that Charley Shay
has good combination on the boards.
| LAST evening about half past eleven
| O'Clock q shot was fired near the corner OF
| Fourteenth and Market street. Quite q
| number Of people gathered to learn the
| Cause, but no one seemed to know where
| the shot came from, though parties who
| claimed to be near when the shot was fired,
say il was done in q room in the block on
| that corner.
Jos. MCCARRow, OF Philadelphia, met
| with very serious accident yesterday eve
ming. He arrived in this city on the four
| O'Clock train yesterday afternoon and put
| up at the St. Charles hotel. About P. N.
be started out and fell over the p, w. &
Ky. trestlework in front of the hotel.
breaking his left leg between the knee and
thigh. DR.. Frissel called and reduced the
| fracture.
EVIDENCE accumulstes that the Hemp.
| field road is to be built, says an exchange.
| The Baltimore & Ohio seem really in earnest
this time. Justice Terrence, Of New Ha.
| ven, is busiiy engaged in securing the re-
manning rights Of way from COnnellsVille
| West of the MOnongahela river. It IS an
| nounced that the contract for building
/ the road will be let this fall. The road
/ will be ninety miles in length and will
| penetrate the extensive coal fields of ex.
| Secretary Blaine, and TX Senator Davis,
/ OF West Virginia, and others Of the same
| company. Although this road will cross
no mountains, yet it will run through an
elevated country aud cross the Monon-
| gahela river at Greenfield. eighty feet
above the water. Between the two rivers
| through this country there will be two
| large tunnels and several through Wash
inpton county. The road when completed
will be the through route from the east to
| Chicago for the Baltimore and Ohio. II
| will open a cokirg coal field which will
| yield The road immense profits in freight
| II is estimated that il will take about two
| years 10 complete the rOgd.