Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
STEUBENvlIIE.

Petty Tbieving- General and Personal
Notes
Special 10 tie Sunday Register.
STEuBE>vILLE, October l7.-Pety thiev.
ing has been going on in our city tor some
time past and the perpetrators have BY
some Gauss tr other evaded the law several
times. Early this week the thieves were
about again, and on Wednesday morning
entered the house Of Prof. Seibert and
made away with $3.50 in cash and large
quantity Of whisky and made good their
escape. Frank Hurry was arrested Tues
day on the charge OF breaking into Pan
Handle cara at Mingo junction and had
hearing before Mayor Opperman, who
bound him over to Court in the sum Of
$780, Hurry claims that there are num-
Der Of boys who have been carrying on
this business for some time, and it is only
question OF O few days before the whole
gang is captured
Officers Amick and Mcpherson took
John Aldridge and Jessie Wilson to the
workhouse, at Cleveland, on Wednesday
morning Aldridge and Wilson wtre the
parties found in Harris stable Saturday
night last, acting in very suspicious man
ner, and sentenced to pay q fine Of $25
and costa which they failed TO do, hence
their removal to the workhouse.
A number of moulds and tools at the
bottle works, this city, have been sold TO
Wellsburg parties. This looks as if the
works will never start mp again.
The bill boards are covere with paper
for Moore & Eller's German Luck Co
which perform at the Opera House Mon
day night.
Pat Cunningham, Bob Winning, Arthur
Donnelly Jacob Dunn and ]. 7. Calhoun, oil
the Sixth Auditors Office. Washington, are
in the city shaking hands with their
friends.
8. s. Culbertson, q well known printer
of this city, left for Washington last Wed
nesdsy, where he will take position in The
Treasury Department Sans many friends
wish him good luck in his new field Of
labor.
The virss OF the new telegraph company
are being put in their Office, and will be
really taopen business in couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. johnson and daughter of Ports.
mouth, O., are the guests Of Mrs. Thomas
johnson on Market street.
The Turner Society entertained their
friends at their hall on North Third sire ct
by an entertainment ard dance.
Miss Lou Schambra Of Wheeling, is ,he
puest of Mas Ida Go,tman
Common Pleas Court will resum, its
lsbors Monday.
Pronouncing bees are ell the rage 10
S:eubenyille at present, there being two Or
three q week at the different churches.
Addison C. Lewis, formerly Of this city,
bat now q successful lawyer in Denver,
Col, is in the city, the guest Ct his brother.
in,law, John McClsve, Esq.
Lew. Miller has returned from Pittshurg,
where be was attending swell wedding
Richard Edie, an old Steubenville boy,
but now Of Columbus, Ia 10 tie oi y, thsk.
ing hands with his old friends.
Miss Martha Order, OF Cadiz, is visiting
at the residence of r. T. Waters, North
Four;h street
Robt S after, Of Pittsburs, is in the
city on busintta
Judge Hsnce. Of the Common Pleas
Court, arrived 10 the city on last Wednes-
day TO opsn Court, and in answer to dis
patch announcing ihst his daughter vas
lying at the point Of death, left for Nss
Philadelphia the sane evening. Judge
Pearce, Of Csdiz. will act during Bis
absence
Chas. NJ Baker, General Superintend.
ent OF the Uni.ed Telegraph line, ID in the
city on business
Holt T. Knowles "AIgopsuts' com.
pshy. which was advertised to appear at
the Opera House for three nights during
the week, gave performance on Tuesday
night and took their departure early the
next m rnine One night was enough for
tie show and the people.
Niss Mary Or entertained her friends
Tuesday evening ct the residence Of her
father on North Fourth street. and large
crowd wac present. Among the guest
from abroad were Miss Hsnnoo, Of Phils.
delpbis, Mics Lamb, the Misses Frew. of
Wheeling, Mr.. Stewart, ef New Cumber.
LARD, Robert Patterson, Of West Virginia,
and Win Day Of Wheeling. Prof. Seibert
furnished the musie.
Edward E. Day. Of Pittsbarg, Is in the
city visiting friends.
About sixty Of our people took in the ex.
cursion IN GIavaIan1 l.. - E,;d.r