Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
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ocroBER once.
TIE new letter delivery system goes into
effect to-day.
HESRY HARRIS isths new postmaster at
West Wheeling.
THE Board cf Commissioners audited the
monthly bills yesterday.
A PRoSoUSCISG match viii be held this
evening ct Wayman N. E. Chapel.
A Skw curb is bting set or Fourteenth
street, between Main and Market
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
in the County Clerks Office, yesterday.
A NEW paving block gutter is being put
down on the east tide Of North Front street,
leland.
THE grand concert and ball Of the Tur-
ners' Ass ociation comes of at their ball on
October 18th.
YESTERDAY was the last day on which
clipping couples could be married By Squire
Mays, without q license.
The examination of the persons under
arrest Tor completely in the Lsughlin mill
riot is set for this morning at Bridgeport.
Mr. JOHN E. WEST, Of the Crescent mill,
left this week for New Philadelphia, Ohio,
where he has accepted the position Of shear
man in Q mill.
LEON VAN WALT, James Craig and Henry
Wagner Will be before Justice Ankle at 7
o'clock this afternoon, charged with robbing
q Ia of Sos during the fair.
ST. GALLUs fair will be celebrated in
grand style at Seioerts Garden on the l4tt
inst. The full Opera House Orchestrs will
be present and 81 enjoyable time Is antici
psted.
The case Of Elmer Roger, charged with
forgery will come up before Justice Cald
wall at 10 o'clock this morning. Counsellor
John o. Pendlston will appear for the de
PENDANT
REpoRrs say that the Opera House Or
chestra won enviable eneoniums from ev
erybody present at the Germsnis celebrs
ton in Parkersburg. In fact they created
q sensation.
A MAN named Cool, said to reside on thu
South Side, was rather roughly handled by
g half dozen toughs in the alley between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, about !
o'clock last night.
Lou MASDEL, a travelling man, was be
fore Justice Philips yesterday morning
charged with assault and battery upon Col
Ellsworth S'St!er, of the Mcclure House
Mep6al maid 3 and coats.
The pail bearers at the funeral Of the
late Matthew Pesrill yesterday afternoon
were Capt. 7. Fl. B. Hsase. Samuel Voltz
Martin thornton and Peter Farrell. The
funeral was very largely attended.
The case of John Mullsrkey, charged
with assault and battery upon Miss Lemon
came up before Justice Ankle yesterday at
terncon and was dismissed at plaintiff
costs John D. Pendleton, was counselloI
for the defense.
TRE steamer Elbe, of the North German
| LLOYD Line, leaves New York, October 7lb
and takes Mr.. Peter Claus, of the Gardsr
| Spot, with her over to the old country. Tn
/ Elbe is an express stesmer and will lane
Mr.. Claus in Deutschland in less than te'
days.
The following deed in fee was sdmitte
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
Deed made August 3, 1885, by F. D
Snyder, transferring to Joseph AnmereiI
lot No. III in the Eighth ward on tn;
/ northeast corner of Railroad and Forty.hfti
streets. Consideration, 5000.
BEFORE Squire Arkle last evening, Ed
ward Meyers was fined s. and costs for as
/ ssulting Ferd. Biedenbsch. The arrest wa!
made by Sheriff Hsndlsn. John Snyder
charged BY Fred Weimer with using threat
ening language, was dismissed. III
charge brought against Mr.. Wiener b,
Meyers will be heard at 10 o'clock thI
morning,
VIZ are indebted to the West Va. Human
Society for q package of humane literature
among which are "Longfellow' Poems an
q neat collection Of Essays" Colder
Rules for Treatment of Horses" &c, &c
The Humane Society has done a great dea
Of good Il this community. Branch socis
ties are now organizing in Charleston, W,
Va and elsewhere.
CHRIS. BRIEGEL, the man who married
so many widows with saloons and then lei
them in the lurch, an account of which sp
peared in the REGISTER some time since
bss made another break. After leaving
Wheeling lady in the lurch he went to Gin
ciunsti and married another. YESTERDAY
news was received that Briegel had agar
skipped the tra-ls.ls, leaving his Cincinnati
widow and wife out Of pocket and biste1
against mankind.
SHORTLY after the arrival of the last cir
Gus train yesterday, a heavy freight traiI
started out with an engine on each end
At Main street q large crowd had c~ollscte9
to wait the passage ofthe train and the
started to rush across the track Just as th'
last engine passed, not noticing another 4
shors distance in the rear. A panic ensuec
4nc people scattered everywhere, soaring s
horsr, which ran onto the track, and ONLY
be D ost desperate efforts succeeded in fore
ing HIM of before the engine reached tht
pot.