Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-17
,BELLkIRE BUDGET.
Charged With Bastardy-Landlord VI.
Drummer-Aeciden News.

BELLkIRE BUDGET.
Charged With Bastardy-L.andlord VI.
Drummer-Aecident News.
Misses sallie and Nancy Lowden, of
Rose Hill, are the guests of Mrs. Lee, on
Mr. ]. G. Mitchell was at st. Clairsville,
yesterday, on business.
Gertrude Eliiott's Combination, which
appeared to good audiences at Zilch's Hall,
on Monday and last night is the best that
ever visited Bellaire. The company will
be well patronized, if they ever visit Bell
aire again.
Messrs. Sam Sherwood, Eddie Gillmar-
tin, Ed. Stipes, Martin Dougherty and Geo.
Lovejoy will leave for Cumberland, Md,
next week, where they will work in Zill-
man Brothers glass factory. Zillman
Brothers are Bellaire men, having just
erected factory at that city.
The work of laying steel rails on the b
2. & G. road was commenced at Ambler's
Station, four miles west Of this city, yes
terday, and will be pushed forward as rap
idly as the weather will permit:
Hon. David Wagner was in the city yes
terday, on his way to Columbus.
The Etna glass works ice house is being
filled by the Crozier Brothers with fine
quality.
Mrs. Vim. Chambers is visiting at Mounds
willie. - -.s--. 7 '-r-- - ..
A telephone has been put in Rocker
shausen's office.
Another coal mine accident occurred
yesterday by which Bohemian named ia
cob Zdoracek had his leg broken. Zdoracek
is q miner employed at Barrard's, and
while hard at work about 8 o'clock large
quantity of soap stone fell on his right leg,
breaking his right leg, the bones protrud.
ing through the flesh. DR.. Kurz altered it,
and reports the wound very bad one.
Prof. Mullens' dancing class will close
the present term tonight by grand bali,
for which La Roche will furnish music.
The Forest Dramatic Club will rehearse
Orphans" Some fine bills are being put
up for the personation of the great drama.
Through Col Charlesworth this club will
produce the 1.-TWO Orphans" at st. Clairs-
Vile for the Drummond Post of the Grand
Army on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
the 29th and 30th instants. The members
of the Forest Dramatic Club have many
friends in st. Clairsville and have been in
vited to stay with them during the presen-
tation.
The members OF the Iiederkranz Society
are collecting money to send to the suffer
ing people of Germany.
1t now appears that the Baltimore drum
mer whose arrest was chrouicled in yes
terdays REGISTER, was really drunk when
arrested and had been drunk during the
day. While at Smiths shoe store he sat
down in tub of water, and also lost his
oyercoat.
A suit for bastardy came near taking
place Yesterday afternoon before Squire
Criswell, in which Miss Kate Brockman,
of Wheeling, and Jesse Eussener, Of this
city, are implicated. Mss Kate came
down to this city and alleged that Mr..
Jesse was the father OF prospective child,
and threatened to make him sweat or do
something else. 1t Itappeared that some fun
would take place and your reporter hear
ing of the affair, kept an ear open. Miss
Kate went to Jesse and they repaired to
Squire Criswelrs, where the would.be SEN
sation collapsed, he paying her 800 cash,
and she took the cars for home, appearing
satisfied This ends what might have oc-
cupied a column in today's REGISTER.
We noticed Mr.. John White, James
Lytle and Joseph Munslow, of Martins
Ferry, in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Dan Brown left for Atchison, Kan
sas, yesterday, where he assume charge OF
a real estate office.
Mayor COOperS report lOT lHe uSCdi
month shows fines collected to the amount
of $26I 60 during the month. Good.
our people feel codfident of getting the
county buildings. and if we do succeed in
getting them we have two different sites to
present the county for the location OF the
same. One is the vacant property OF Mr..
Barnard Just back of the new school build
ing, in the Fifth ward, a first rate site and
the bther is the public square, an elegant
one.
The T. V. transfer boat was the only boat
running here yesterday.
The thirty-nine and One-half acre tract Of
land owned by the Horn heirs, adjoining
the reservoir, was sold yesterday by Sheriff
Sedwick to DR.. Stowel of this city, at SlO2
per acre. The doctor proposes to erect
first-class brick residence on the property
in the spring.
The Disciples Church choir will meet at
the residence OF Mr. X. w. Nelson on Fri
day evening.
Quite a fight took place yesterday at the
Globe House, between the proprietor and
Mr.. A. J, Scott, Pittsburgh drummer.
Mr.. Scott and Mr., Morris had some words
about bill. Morris suddenly exclaimed
you are a liar" No sooner had he uttered
the ugly expression, until the drummer
struck him in the right eye, frescoing 1t
handsomely and at the same time knock:
ing him out of time. Gathering himself
up he grabbed the poker, huge and dan
gerous looking weapon, and made for the
drummer, who got another lick in first,
bruising his left cheek badly. Morris now
applied the poker to the drummers breast
al a lively rate but did not succeed in
knocking him down. Sheriff Sedwick, who
was demolishing a large apple dumping,
at this time appeared and told them il they
did not stop Guarreling Immediately, he
would put them both under arrest This
put damper upon the fight, but they both
kept mumbling, during which Morris said,
Now mind, I'll make you pay for this, to
which Scott replied, "Yes and by God I'll
make you pay for these, ribs, you have
broken" placing his hand on his left side.
The sheriff told them to shut up. They
did so and the drummer departed.
The Revs. Messrs Lytle and Mckay, OF
Washington, Ia, were in the city yeSter-
day, on their way to Pittsburgh.
Communion services will.b held in the
Second Presbyterian Church, on Sunday,
the 2sth inst.
The Sisters of Charity have secured an
other piano their music class having
greatly increased.
The Young men OF the Catholic Union
are all wrapped up in the study of the
Among the Breakers and Seeing the
Elephant" on St. Patricks night. They
will furnish their own music for the occa-
sion aiso. The Union has proved a great
success.
Every pew in St. Johns Church has
been renewed.
Anthony Murphy "passed the hat" for
the benefit of James Mineham, and got
forty dollars,
Mr.. r. Lewis, Esq, OF Wheeling, was in
town yeeterday.
Lou Meek, OF Illinois, is the guest OF VIM.
McGregOr.
The grocers meet tonight.
The attendance at the South Bellaire NJ.
f. Church is still large, and good meet
ings are held.