Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-14
0UI YIYERS
Haitee and Arresged I'm Reviex by
Rewfaeer aoOUta.

Register scouts.
TsE jail now contains twenty eight priv.
oners.
TEE Executive Relief COMMITTEES meets
tonight.
0sE u arrisge license was issued at the
Clerks office, yesterday.
One deed of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
CHAPL NE street, below Twenty-sixth
street, Ia In very bad condition.
ONLY one drunk and two prostitution
cases were in the lookup last night.
A WELL known fireman belonging TO the
fire department will shortly in the Bene-
diets.
The case OF the State vs.. Chief Dunning
On charge of assault, was tried before
Squire Ankle and case taken under advise
ment until today
The case Of the State vs.. VIM. Eccles, on
charge OF using sbusiye language, was tried
before Squire Ankle yesterday. The case
will De decided to-day.
YESTERDAY morning, boy working at
Hobbs, Brockunier & Company's glass
works, had his hand badly cut by getting
DURING the progress Of the case against
day, Eccles was fined 81 for contempt and
s. for abusing a witness while on the stand.
TIE fist chorus rehearsal OF Professor
| Msimens's operetta "Enoch Arden" will
be held to hight at Beethoven Hall. All
who are able and willing to assist are cor
daily invited.
| YESTERDAY morning the engine at the
! Crescent mill broke down, throwing the
| day turn Of the sheet mill oil. The engine
was repaired in time 10 allow the night
| turn to 20 on.
A SON Of George Robinson, OF the East
| End, while playing on the rross-ties of the
| new motor track of the Elm Grove rail
road, yesterday about noon fell, striking
his head on one Of the ties, cutting . cash
about two inches long in his forehead.
The p, W. & KY, railroad have again
| established communication with Benwood,
having completed the repairs to the track rae
| between this city and that point. Inc
| food left this road in a terrible plight,
but by dlnt Of hard work the damages
have been repaired.
The following conveyance was admitted
to recordat Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
! A deed made the 18th day of February,
| 1854, by Jacob K. Greer and wife to Robert
Neshitt in consideration of $4,000, for lot
| No 10 situated on the south side Of Four
tenth street, East Wheeling.
The Creek mill will probably not run
to-day. The working of this industry will
depend entirely upon high the river is.
Should the water reach the depth OF So feet
| the mill will not be able to run, as that
depth Of water will overflow the hywheel-
pit and not allow the engine to run.
RICHARD GARDENER, charged with breach
| of the peace, whose case has been on trial
for several days, was required to give 800
| bond for mis- good behavior for one year.
| Colonel AInett represented the defendant
and Alfred Caldwell the State. The C0lo'
! mel has given notice OF an appeal.
JOHN COLEMAN, a we'll known Wheeling
| boy, graduated at the Philadelphia School
| of Pharmacy this week. John learned the
| drug business under the popular South
| Side druggist, Charles Moenkemeller. His
| father will leave for Philadelphia Sunday
| to attend the Commencement, which comes
off on the 10th inst.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Kate Liedl
took place, yesterday afternoon, from the
residence Of her husband on Main street.
| The pail bearers were Chris. Siebke, L. P.
SalIerbaeb, Henry Lehuert, Charles Ben
| rr Nch. Schrieber and +. @. II. Swert
| fsger. The coffin was covered with bea1ti'
VI floral tributes. The in'erment TOOK
place at the Peninsula Cemetery.
FoR several weeks past an S.year old son
of Mrs Knellinger, who resides at the
corner OF Thirty fifth and Chapline streets,
has been complaining of feeling unweIl.
| Tuesday last DR.. Blum was called in to see
the child and pronounced it i'll from the
| eff, cts of a tapeworm. He Immediately
prescribed for it and that evening the
child passed tapeworm measuring Is feet
| inches, and it took the child two hours
| tn haas IL The worm is now on exhibition
at Charles Bingells drug store.
LONG LEGGED Ed. Martin, alias Fry, alias
Shorty" was committed to Jail last even
| ing on capiss by Deputy Sheriff Blsnch-
ard. He was indicted at the last Septen-
! ber term for petit larceny, but has been at
| liberty running around from place to
! place. He went up to the Jail to see his
wife, who was sent up as a city prisoner
yesterday morning, and after the outside
door was locked he was told by the deputy
that he was prisoner. Imagine "Shorty's"
surprise, il you can, when he was turned
down into the prison corridor ard locked
| in his cell.