Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-14

Deed made April IL, 1885, BY Mary A.
Frsuzheim to Harry C.. Franzheim, for the
Lorth half of lot No 81, in Daniel Zane's
addition to the city Of Wheeling. Consid'
GRAFTON, $4,000.
The Gambling Cases,
Oscar Little, James Hugh, John q. Ram
baugh, Charles johnson and NJ. c. Johnson,
the men arrested in Bob Grants gambling
house, Sunday evening, were arraigned be,
fore Judge LETTERS yesterday morning in
Police Court. Little, the white man 10 the
party, was assessed so and costs, and the
others s. and costs.
Suspicious Burial.
Deputy Sheriff McCulloch informed
Coroner Schultze yesterday that a small
child had buried up on the forks OF Short
Greek about three weeks ago under pecu,
liar and suspicious circumstances, and the
probabilities are that the body will be ex,
buned and an investigation made into the
cause Of its death.
Decision Rendered.
Justice Arke last night rendered his de-
cision in the cases of Pat Moran, Frank
Carney, Charles Ritter and Fritz knoke,
Eho we've up before him Saturday evening
last charged with assaulting j. W. Lane at
the b. { o. shops. The boys were, with
the exception of Ritter, fined SIS and costs
apiece, and all Of them were placed under a
bond of 800 apiece to be Of good behavior
for n year.
skate Thieves.
II. L.. e. Dill. IL ILL -
tel ded the AlhambIa Palace skating rink,
and when they left each took a pair OF
,kates, which were concealed under their
coats They had no. gotten far before
Waterman Coombs, Of the rink, tackled
them and forced them to surrender the
skates, when they were allowed to depart,
which was lucky for them, but unfortunate
Tor justice.
Prominent Wedding.
The wedding e Miss Fooride Arnold
daughter of w. E Arnold, of Weston, and
Mr. McClelland, is announced to take place
tomorrow. The young people are well and
fsyorably known in Weston, C~larksburg and
Parkersburg. Mr.. McClelland a formerly
manager Of the Weston railroad. Miss Sal.
lie MeCandlish, Ct Psrkersburg, it is under.
stood, is to be one Of the bridesmaids.
Touching Incident.
Yesterday afternoon an cd lady namei
Laus, of the South Side, who is inflicted
With az incurable disease was taken to tue
county infrmsry. A hack was sent forand
the scene at leaving vas quite aft, c,ing,a she
wept bitterly at the step that she was com
PEELED to take, but she was unable to sup.
port herself and had evidently no one to
take care Of her. This sadly recalls that
beautiful and touching poem Of VIII earle
toa's.
Peculiar Case.
Yesterday morning at about $50 o'clock
Coroner Schultze was called to No. Sll
Market street, where lay the corpse of Mrs
Marian Keller, aged eighty-two years. l.
seems that DR.. Ulrich was attending the
woman during her sickness, but he was
called TO the bedside Of his father aud in
the meantime Mrs. Kellar died. Not being
able to procure q burial permit without the
doctors certificate the Coroner was called
upon, and decided that the woman had died
of old age.
- NA@osaut DALI
The ball given at Arion Hall last night
by Occur de Leon division K. OFF. was no.
as much OF q success as it might have been,
but nevertheless ii was a success. Quite q
good sized crowd was present, who spent
the time very pleasantly dancing to Billy
Mayors music. During the evening the
candidates for the uniform equipments
turned 10 the money with the following re-
suit: VIM. Foster, Baltimore lodge No. 6,s55;
+ c. Flaeeus Black Prince Lodge, $40 50;
John Koch. Ohio Valley Lodge, $l6. Mr..
Foster receiving the highest amount, was
presented with the uniform equipments
while Mr.. Flsccus received the second pr'z,.
This IS quite 9 victory for Baltimore Lodge,
IS the Black Prince has never vet been lett
on an occasion Of this kind, and the mem.
bers Of the former are c~orrespondingly