Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
BELLAGkE.
Hauled In For Threatening to Kill
other Local News.
was in town yesterday,

Mrs. Francis yesterday sued out a peace
warrant against Ellen Haggerty, known to
fame ss Long Ellen II seems that they
had quite row down in that delectab!e
neighborhood, the old tannery. Mrs
Francis story is h 1t Mrs. Higgerty has
been threatening to kill her for some time,
and on Sunday evening came at her with a
revolver and Il good deal of profanity. Mrs.
Francis saw her coming and locked her
door andhid. Mrs. II attempted to break
in but did not succeed, and made things
lively outside for some time. Mrs. Francis
yesterday came before Mayor Cooper and
made complaint.
Rev. ]. II. Armstrong, OF Quaker City,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Jessie Sharp, a handsome young
lady Of the Fifth ward, will leave TO. NOR
row for Kansas, where she will spend the
summer visiting relatives. -
Three DRINKS we're up before His Honor
Mayor Cooper yesterday morning. They
were lined the usual amount. Part OF them
paid and part are working out their in
debtedness on the stone pile under the
supervision OF Officer Archer, who is on
duty there this week.
The libel and SANDER suit OF Ben Turner
VS.. the Beiidire independent, notice Of which
appeared in yesterday mornings REGISTER,
is attracting some attention. The suit
greS out of an article published in the In.
dependent in the issue of June 18th, in
which the Independent give Turner a gen.
eral oy%erhauling. The petition in the case
was filed with the clerk of the court yester-
day. Messrs. J. c. and W. H. Tallman are
Turner's attorneys.
Lee Somehow, of NJ. Sonnebora's cloth.
ing establishment, left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to Peoria, Ill. He expects to be
absent about a week.
Mr.. W. B. Battell, one of Bellaire's hand
some commercial tourists returned yester-
day from a short business trip in the in
terest Of Moring, Hart & Co. Burn is 4
very successful salesman.
Mr.. Smiley will be the host at a lawn
party given at his residence west OF town
this evening. 4 pleasant time is antici-
pated, as Mr.. Smiley knows to perfection
the art of entertaining his guests. A num-
Der will 90 out from this city.
: Mr.. G. +. Kelley, who has been here for
some time selling the Antiquity OF the
World" left yesterday for Steubenyille.
HeI~Nl return some time in the early fall.
The Misses Chambers, OF the Second
ward, are attending the commencement
exercises at Bethany, W. Va.
The agreement of the dry goods, clothing.
boots and shoes, and jewelry stores to close
their establishments at 40 P. NJ. during
the summer, went into effect yesterday
evening and gives general satisfaction, es-
pecially to the clerks.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Sedwick. OF st.
Clairsyille. was in the city yesterday super
intending the sale of the Ault mill.
George Grouse, Of this neighborhood,
who went to Nebraska to be a cowboy"
about a month since, came home yester-
day. He thinks Belmont county is good
enough for him and is now contented to
stay here. The West don't seem to be big
enough to hold u Bellaire boys.
Mrs. E. S. Creswell, of Normal, Ill, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H.
MiIligan, here for a few days, left yester-
day for West Alexander, Pa, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carson.
Misses Clara Shultz and Clara Smith. two
handsome Wheeling bellies. were the gu ests
of Henry Lewis, Of the First ward, last
week.
Thomas Auit bough the Ault mill fer
800 at sheriffs sale yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Ault contemplates moving
TO the far West.
Mr.. Robert L. Cochran will remove his
family to Oregon. He expects to start to-
morrow morning.