Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15
NOTE AND cemmESr.
chat and Gossip Oh various repi
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OFYIcER FREBoLr arrested Thomas Bray
on q charge of disorderly conduct.
YESTERDAY morning one Of the Crescent
mill wagons broke down on Market street.
YESTERDAY q fire escape was placed on
Bodley Bros wagon factory on eighteenth
street.
\ New crossings are being laid across Chap
line and Eighteenth streets at their inter.
section. g.
GENERAL KELLEY says he was shot from
flint lick musket in the hands of Confed-
crate.
YESTERDAY the Globes, of Bsllsire, de-
featet the Cyclones, of Marietta, by score
of Is toS.
THE Democratic convention Of Belmont
county will be held at the city hall, at Bel
laire, tomorrow.
THE steamer Emma Graham will leave
for Cincinnati and louisville this afternoon
at four o'clock.
The work Of laying the fat rail on the
Citizens railway line is completed as far
north as Sixth street.
THE Lillys of Bellaire, and the Healy
nine play q match game on the old lair
grounds next Saturday.
CAR No. 9, of the Island line OF the Ciu-
zens road, is having the new patent springs
and wheels put on it.
Nh. MATHEW BENNETT, who was recently
injured by fall from train is slowly re-
covering from the accident.
ONE new case OF scarlet favor in the First
ward and several who have been very i'll
with this disease are conyalescing,
LAST evening the fore-plate of the muck
rolls, at the upper Riverside mill, broke
causing a short delay. A similar accident
occurred at this mill Monday night
Iasr evening Officer Morris arrested
Charles Landaberry on charge OF empty
ing the contents of a privy vault in East
Wheeling before nine o'clock in the even
ing.
A rwoYEAR OLD child of Robert Taylor
of the East End, was. bitten in the face,
by dog belonging to John Diamond, yes
terday. The animal has been extermin-
ated.
JOSEPH STEPHENS, we'll known heater,
has quit his job at the LaBelle mill and &C
cepted a similar position at the Ohio City
mill. He will take charge OF his new fur
mace this morning.
DR.. GARRISON, OF this city, with his
brother, had a narrow escape in Martins
Ferry yesterday. They drove their buggy
across the c. 4 P. track, aud a passing en-
CINE even touched the vehicle.
MAYER's band will play for a grand sur
prise party, which comes Oft at the Maen-
erchor hall tomorrow evening, and have
also been engaged TO play for a select party
al Franzheims hall Friday night.
THE Jury disagreed in the assault case
against officer Belleville. The attorneys
submitted the case to the Justice, who held
Btlleville guilty, and fined him $50. Belle
Vile appealed to the Circuit Court.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charles, small
son OF Chris Baker, boss at the LaBelle
coal bank, fell out of swing and fractured
his left arm just above the wrist. DR.. Nc
Coy was called in and reduced the fracture.
The popular Goose town mail corrier is
mashed on a buxom girl in the South End,
aud proposes to take her on a trip up
Caldwell Run for her health. He will keep
this office notified OF his movements, by
bulletiH.
OFFICER BARUM arrested a countryman in
the Sixth warden the charge of drunk.
The only clothing the man had on was
pair of pants and shirt, being without
shoes, hat or coat.
A GARDENER, whose truck farm is situated
in Ritchietown, has been annoyed for some
time with thieves stealing his vegetables,
sud yesterday he procured a double bar
relied shot gun and proposes to furnish a
corpse at the first opportunity.
SUNDAY, John +. Darby, a cigarmaker of
this city, and Miss Libby DOrnon, of, New
port, o., were married at West Alexander.
\ tine supper w@s spread at Mr.. l.. ;.
Darby'S residence. to which the newly mar
ried couple AMI friends did ample justice.
YESTERDAY morning pleasant party of
ladies from Portland, Ohio, EN- bsrked on
the Frank Stein for a pleasure trip to
Marietta Mrs ). +. HOdgenS Chaperoned
the party. Among the excursionists were
Miss Ella Moore. of lltonsvilIe, Ohio, and
Miss Marie Philips, of The North End.
IL justice to Dennis Gardner lcolored)
the following correction is made. Gardner
was not on Market or Eleventh streets
Saturday night, at any time, for he was
lying ut home sick in bed In the article
inst appeared in the Sunday issue OF this
paper, by mistake, his name was used.
DANIEL DovGuERTY, Esq, Of Philadelphia
has been engaged by the Conference OF st.
Vincent de Paul to deliver his celebrated
lecture, The Stage at the Opera House
10 this city, on October 26. Mr.. Dougherty
is one Of the few lecturers who can Capti'
vate an audience, as was fully demon
strated in his splendid lecture, "Oratory,'
here last season.
A MAN, in attempting to board moving
train on the b. X .. OH Sixteenth street
yesterday morning. fell between the rear
coach and the hell ing engine, and had it
not been for the aid Of a man on the rear
platform, he would have been killed.
officer Fugate tried to get to the train to
arrest the man who climbed on the train,
but did not catch it.
ROBERT MARSHALL and Dennis O'Kee!e,
Esqs., have brought suit in the Circuit
Court vs.. the Elm Grove Passenger road for
alleged damages done to James VI. ). II Az
riot, on that read, last September. Harriet
alleges tina. by Carelessness he was thrown
from 3 car and suffered the loss of an eye
and other painful and serious injuries, for
all OF which he claims $4,000 damages.
The car station house on the Hempfield
railroad at ClaySville, was broken into on
Monday night. the 18th, by some unknown
person or persons. The entrance was made
through the car window. Two overcoIts
belonging TO Will and Jerry Lyle were
stolen. The ticket box, containing rail
road tickets and other papers, was taken a
short distance below the station and the
contents examined, but it is thought there
Vas nothing stolen from the box-there
was no money in it.
THE Bellaire IaicpcudeH story-the sad,
sad stOry-Of the domestic infelicity of
Stewart ROwley, who was recently killed
al Martins Ferry, is utterly untrue. 1t
called him Will Policy, but the story is
false, nevertheless. Mrs. RoTley called at
this office, yesterday, and set herself right.
She SAYS she is living with Mrs Lloyd and
Is quite straight, that she never deserted
Rowley but he deserted her and even took
the furniture and pawned it. This puts a
new light on the affair.