Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-30
TURNED OUT IN THE STORM.
what Befel the Family Of n Man Who
Eyaded the Scott Law 0ther Steu-
benVilIe Matters.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
sTEUpEYvILLE, March 30.-Wednesday
morning Robert Toner, of this city, living
near Bustard's shaft, complained that he
and his family, consisting of wife and four
children, one a babe eight weeks old, had
been ejecIed from their home by the
Sheriff. Their goods were thrown out and
house nailed up. The mother and babe
were out in the rain storm till 2 o'clock in
the morning, when a neighbor took in the
mother and babe. The mother and child
are in dangerous condition, occasioned by
the exposure. They sold beer without
paying the Scott tax, and after process
by law his house. was sod by the Sheriff,
the Jefferson Coal and Iron Company buy.
ing it. The Sheriff was ordered to give the
coal company possession OF the premises,
and to no this Toner'S family was elected.
George y. Riley and wife, OF upper Mar
ket street, celebrated their wooden we'd
ding Tuesday night. The affair being at
tended by gooGly number OF friends, in.
Guiding sUme from distance. The follow
ing is = partial list Of the presents: DR.. and
Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Peters,
Chandler, Mrs. Harriet Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fickes, elegant bat rack; Mrs.
William McFee'y, easles; Mrs. DR.. Shook
and sister lie Mars, Iowa; Miss Mary
Rat dali, camp rocker; Rev. and Mrs
III alp, Tfin, OHIO pair Of pictures; Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Alhsn, easel mirror;
Mr. end Mrs. ". \. Long, PLAGUE; Mr..
and Mrs II. MeliCr, cabinet frame; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Boyd, wall pocket; +. b.
Blackburn, music rack; Miss Tillie Neil
vapey, sjolica pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
h. Hawkins, satin hand painted fan; Miss
Grace Nelson, cut glass fruit dish; Mrs:
Martha Devnney, Swiss carved bread
board and knife; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Rdgley perfume case; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Fickes, wall bracket Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Elliott, marble top stand; Mrs
J. w. Slope, Altoona, Pa, tidy; Miss Anna
Myers, flower stand; Mrs. Jones and
daughters Gertie and Hattie, Bsliaire, o.,
cut glass fruit dish and bouquet holder
DR.. and Mrs. Wisner, Port Washington, . ,
card receiver; Mrs. Thomas Taylor fancy
stand Misses Flora and Mamie kiigore,
Port Washington, OHIO, butter ladle and
box fancy paper; NJ s Jean Kinsey, engrav-
ing; q. y. Riley to Mrs. Riley, sidebuard
J H. Kinds was the caterer. which proves
that the refreshments we're Of the best.
We wish the happy couple many such au'
niversaries.
Frank Collins, the young Pittsburgh pu-
list, AID his hacker, C.. F, List, spent last
NJ ndsy in our city on their way to C1lo
r. o.
hirby CCle, the champion rife shot OF
the world, will travel with advance car No.
2, Rarrert's circus, and use the paste brush,
instead of his un. He will be ably assis
ted by Cha 'ey Vogle and Harry Kahn.
ntrh 20 fFianHQ
Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. David Hervey, of Columbus. is the
guest Of Mrs. w. II. Mooney, Of North
Fourth street.
Mr.. Will Tappan, Of Kenyon College, is
home for the Easter vacation.
MIS-. John o. McGOwsn, OF youngstown,
is the guest of her parents on South Fourth
street
Frank D Thompson, Of Chicago is spend
ing few days with friends ia the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs David Cook, Of Omaha,
Neb., are the guests of Mr.. )hn Cook, on
North Sixth street
Miss Maggie Dixon, charming young
lady Of Wheeling who has been visiting
Mrs Fred Huffman, returned home yes
teTday, much 10 the regret OF her many
friends
Nj, Ella Brannigan, who has been a
re..r ct of this city for some time, left asst
Tuesday for her home in Sunfsh, o. The
isdies OF the Turnverein Society, OF which
she is member, gave dance in her honor.
Oliver Cramp, formerly compositor on
TIE Herald of this city, died ia Chicago
he forepart of this week. He was an eK-
ce yu, nally fine workman.