Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-16
WHEELING WRITINGS.


0psH sir ccncer, tonight.
No business was transacted IN the Cir
cut Court yesterday.
CSE marriage license vas issued st Clerk
EIoks Office yesterday.
Ar late hour last night no arrests were
ro,ted at headquarters,
CRorxn was broken for the new gas well
OF the LaBelle mill yesterday.
OxE deed oftrust was admitted to record
81 Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TnE Belmont Blast Furnace will proba-
bly, 90 into blast the latter part OF this week.
1HX Wheeling Park Association will give
a grand picnic at their grounds in very
few. days.
GEcEGE HEILBoNE, a native OF Ter
m~rv. vas admitted to citizenship IN part |
OF The Circuit Court yesterday.
THE case of the State vs. Michael Brost,
on charge of trespass, will be tried before
Squire Peierman tomorrow evening.
WILLIAM Burns viii have hearing be-
fore Squire Arkle to-day on charge Of as.
sault and battery preferred By Mark Church.
Tbs hackers of Mckay, the Boston oars-
man. will not match him against Ritz, ex-
eept the latter will row on eastern waters.
EVERYTHING was on full force at the Top
Mill Yesterday. The nailers at this mill are
not favorably impressed with the steel nail.
The work on the new nail factory at the
Belmont mill is progressing quite rapidly.
The entire structure will be under roof next
week.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL was to have hear
ing before Squire Peterman on charge OF
uespass last evening, but he failed to ap,
pear. He viii be brought forward to-day.
The Black Prince lodge, K. of L., has
changed its meeting night from Saturday
to Thursday evening. The first meeting
on the new change. will take place next
Thursday exening.
WILLIAM BIATTNER, the man, who was
cut in the throat during a fight in the
Eighth Ward Sunday afternoon was resting
nicely yesterday. All danger from the
wound is passed.
The pick-pocket, Edward Archer, (col-
ored) had hearing before Squire Ankle at
the Jail yesterday, and was held for court
in the sum Of $500. In default Of bail he
was remanded to a cell.
EFFORTS are now being made by the pud'
dlers to get every lodge in this city to with
draw from the A. A. IL S. w., and form
themselves Into the old puddler organiza-
ton under which they first appeared as an
organized body.
LAST evening the case of the State vs..
Daniel Riddle, on charge of breach Of the
peace was to have been tried before Squire
Henry, but owing to the absence Of ma,
terial witness the case was continued until
tomorrow evening.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
a deed made the 22d day of July, 1884,
By Joseph II. Woodward and wife to Mrs.
!. Scmidt, in consideration ofSl,000 for 81
and fraction acre CT land in this county.
TIE new Baxter telephone seems to be
coming into general use over the country
in connection with overland companies
,ust as organized here. Secretary Of State
Stalnaker yesterday issued certificate of
incorporation to the York Overland Tele-
phone, Telegraph and Electric Light Com
psny, of York, Pa.
YESTERDAY afternoon at about 1870
O'Clock, a buggy containinga lady and gen
tleman ran ov er two small children at the
corner of Chapline and Twenty-fourth
streets. One Of them escaped unhurt, but
the other, a twoyear-old child of Herman
Babcock's, was struck on the forehead by
the horses hoofs, causing q very ugly wound.
LAST Saturday afternoon two frisky young
men named Donovan and Ettenberger, of
Bellafre, hired horse and buggy at that
place and crossing the river, they filled
themselves with bad whisky and started on
a mad career for this city, which was cut
short by the buggy overturning at Bogg s
Run. They were arrested by Officer Fred.
Nolte, of Benwood, and taken to that place,
where they now languish in durance vile.
YESTERDAY, Mr.. DeMass, the owner of
the livery stable, while out collecting bills
in one of his buggies, tied the animal on
Eoff street. When he came out he found
the horse and buggy gone. A search was
Immediately instituted, but no trace of the
missing rig could be found. While they
were hunting, the party who took the rig,
brought it back and hitched it on Eoff
street sending telephone message to the
stable that the horse and buggy was there.
Mr.. DeAIass viii certainly make it warm for
the practicable joker.