Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
TROUBLE AHEAD
Fer Somebody ever at hartia's
Ferry.
A Young Lady 10 Trouble aad III \. D.
Held 10 AGs~ec-A DAVIS 0oings
in Bridgeport.


rant. The fruit is priced very highly ant
is the finest seen in the market for many
months. 1t is being gobbled up very rap
idly, the price appearing to pc no OBJECT
and hiss moistened many lips
THE FRUIT
is of the abortion species, and il not mis-
represented will lay heavily On the stom
schs of those who nave partaken or thos:
who are said TO have psrtaken OF IT. Their
sre two persons who are charged with TAT
crime both prominent. One is aphysictst
and the other is 8 mill man. The Al. ID. II
DR.. N. S. Hinerman, of the Tlird ward, anc
the mill man is Mr.. Thomas Williams, o.
the Lsughlis mill.
The COMPLAINANT
;s young lady OF nineteen summers, in
the person of Miss Ella Lytle, residing IN
the Third ward with her mother, Mrs
John Howell. Some weeks ago she went to
her .randfaiher's, Mr. JohR Cochran, living
three or four miles above town, with the
intention of spending the winter wish
them. There she was visited, 50 she q!
leges. by the parties mentioned, who, on
November 18th, unlawfully and wilfully
administered and caused her to take 8
quantity OF poisonous and dangerous drugs
This vas
preferred by her against Williams and DR..
Hirerman, in her petition to Squire
Mitchell. Warrants were subsequently,
issued for the arrest of both parties. vii
!ians could not be found in the burg. He
had "smelt mouse" and suddenly depart
ed for unknown parts Hinerman, appre-
hendiug no danger, remained in the city
locking after his practice. He was uneN'
pecteily approached by Marshal Robert
Hanson, armed with q warrant for his ar
rest yesterday morning. He was
TAKEN To TIE LOOKUP,
but was shortly afterwards released on furn-
ishing bond 10 The amount OF 1000, with
Mr.. Thomas Cowel, q blacksmith ~ the
Union glass works, as security.
The Doctor was interviewed by repre-
sentative of the REGISTER some time after
wards. He brands the story as false in
every particular. He disclaims any knowl-
edge OF the affair, and says that ne never
saw Miss Lyle that he knows OF. He also
SAYS that be never even furnished Viii
Jams with the drugs. He appeared much
hurt, and ike all other persons interested,
lid not want the matter published. The
Doctor came 10 Nsrtln's Ferry about two
yesrs ago from NeSburg. W. Va, AMI has
Quit up nice practice.
Miss Lyle, the complainant is young
'ady OF shout -, passsbly good looking
sEG weighing shout 40 pounds. She has
tlways bore an eICellant reputation aaG
xss considered very modest. Her conaec-
lions are good. She is now
CONFINED - BED
at Der grand parents. and should death re-
suit there is no telling what the outcome
aould be.
Nl!!.sms is q young man OF 2I or 81 years
of Sge. He hiss been employed at the
Laughlin mill in the capacity Of assistant
nscker. snd has slSays stood as well as
any young man IN this city. He WAS es.
pecislly popular among young people. His
parents are in comfortable circumstances
and are very fine people. This affair is a
great surprise 10 all those who know him.
The STAIR has
CREATED MICH EXCITEMENT.
At noon yesterday very few persons knew
snythiDg about it but by night everybody
appeared TO be ''0n to il, and ii was the
talk of The town. the gossipers especially.
There is much speculation as to the affair.
ana very little light will be thrown upon
il until the preliminary examination on
Saturday the 18th inst.
GENERAL Town CHAT.
Yesterday morning or Monday night
there's entered the Catholic church here.
They entered via a side window and ran
were after money. Not finding any OF this
they carried oil the chalice box containing
a fine silver vessel. The box they then put
70 Mr.. II. 7. Gulhr!e's yard near by, and
sept the vessel. They evidently thought
here was poor box in the church like the
Catholic church st BeI.sIre, recently
robbed, but in this they were mistaken and
were scarcely paid for their trouble. The
pastor, Rev. Father Joseph TeuOhy, in.
formed your reporter last night thst no
money nor valuables are ever kept in the
church, snd says that vandals will please
Dear this IN mind.
A little drug drummer, representing
Laugh!in & Co., OF Wheeling. was at the
90 10 Bridgeport, aud noticing the noon
mail train coming down, hurried TO the
track expecting the train would stop. He
waved his handkerchief more than any girl
you ever saw, but siss the train passed all
the fsster, and the drummer looked like he
could Jump in knot hole and pull the
hole in after him. The engineer winked
at him, and all those who saw him enjoyed
A hearty laugh. This train would not stop
here for the President OF the United States.
Charley Swarz, OF Boyd's store, has
dog called Brick, which he thinks is the
boss dog. Brick carries his dinner to the
store, and does all such things. Charley
would not take "a fortune" for him.
Stella, a little girl OF Mr.. George Wears,
residing on Second street, who died on
Monday morning from the effect OF drink.
ing concentrated lye on Sunday. was bur-
led st Walnut Grove Cemetery yesterday
afternoon about two o'clock. The funeral
Wss largely attended
Mile Hamilton. a colorej woman, re-
siding on Third street was picked up yes
terdsy with a bloody nose snd a bottle OF
whisky and very drunk. She Was locked
up snd will be tried to-day.
The Young Peoples Beneficial Society
met at the N. J.. Church on Monday night
and elected the following officers Presi
dent. Jesse Johnson; vice president, George
Hipkins: secretary, Stephen Haughton;
treasurer Frank lrwis. The Society pro-
poses giving course Of lectures and enter
tsinmeDts this winter and promise some
good amusements.
Mrs. VIM. T. Nelson. OF Steubenville, is
the guest of Martins Ferry friends.
Farmers are selling dressed pork n our
streets at cents per pound.
Mr.. Sam. Heaton has opened 8 black
smith shop in the building sdj dining
Theaper & Dickson's store.
M. freq. EOerIy, OF beIaife, WAS up
here yesterday smiling on friends.
Misses Narcissus, Alice and Ida viii
Hanson, of Grandview, Ohio, are the
guests OF Mary 3. Burris.
\ nun Der OF young men Of this city will
rent the room in J. S. Hsrrisons building,
formerly occupied By T. W Shreve, and
will open e reading room, liking il up in
fine style. This IL move in the right d.
rectiou.
A little child CT Adam Neider's is very
rick.
To-day is pay day st the blast furnace.
The Episcopal congregation will hold
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