Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-25
M ansERAL.
II Did Not Pay.

loading br1ck Darges Is not paying an'e:s
ment in more ways than one, and will DIS
continue the practice.
Report Submitted.
Engineer Moore last evening sumoisted
TO the Water Board the result of his ingesti-
paticn into the merits of the new plmp at
the Wafer Works, and the result was
eminentiy satisfactory. Mr.. Moore left for
his home in Cincinnati last night.
Held to Ban.
Craig and Hamilton. the young men who
did the buggy-smashihg act out the pike
Sunday night, were given hearing before
Justice Philips yesterday afternoon, with
the result that each was held to bail In the
sum of $500 for their appearance at court
Craig found bondsman, but his COM
psnion was remsnded.
Rifle Notes.
The Wheeling Rifle Club will hold q
practice match this afternoon, at the ZOO
ward range on the old Fair Grounds. The
range is owned by the German Scheutzsn
Verein of this city, which number twenty
FIVE members. The organization has built
q house on the grounds, and arranged every
minute detail, with such care as to make
| the range one of the finest in the State.
Coming Recreation.
The French are booked for large drlv-
| ing party out to St. Clsirsville to night. AS
q dozen couples have sigri6ed their lnten,
ton Of going, the ever popular attraction OF
q good supper sttbe National will be height,
eped by delightful dash for home. Agood
horse, your best girl, and the beautiful moon
light are attractions that few Of the gallauts
OF the recherche little organization can with
stand.
The residence of Mrs. Freese on South
Chapline street last Monday night was the
scene of an animated and delightful private
dancing party in which quite number Of
the beaux and bellies of this city spent a
few enjoyable hours to the music Of Mayer
orchestra. The guests of the evening speak
in the highest terms of praise OF the kind
hospitaIties of their host and hostess, MIR.
and Mrs. Freese.
Locomotive Race.
Quite q novel race occurred one evening
last week between engine No. 5, of the Ohio
River, road, Douglass Scott engineer, and
No. 72l, of the B. 4 o., John Cum mins
engineer. Both engines left Moundsvills al
| 8:25 and kept even until near Glendale
when No. 5 shot ahead. When the B. d
0. train was blowing for Benwood, the
| Ohio River train was blowing for the blast
furnace, half mile ahead.
| Another Man.
Mrs. E. j. Gary called at the REGISTER
office yesterday and requested that it b.
stated that the article in yesterdays lntelll
gencer about her son, Richard Gary, is in
correct. She says at the time the accident
occurred her son was In Littletou, and SHE
has telegram in her possession to prove
the fact. Moreover, the description Of the
person on the train, alleged to be her son
does not answer her sons identity, showing
that the publication is incorrect.
Aslight Blaze.
The roof of stable in the rear of the No
bic property, No. ll3 Seventeenth street
was set on fire yesterday morning by FIRE
crackers, carelessly handled by small boys
The men employed in Beltz 4 Flading'
lumber yard, which adjoins the premises
noticed the blaze and easily extinguished il
with few buckets Of water. The only
damage done was q hole burnt in the roof
Had the blaze reached the hay with which
the loft was stored the consequences would
have been serious.
The Most Exciting Yet.
A good deal Of interest is excited ovel
the coming race between Blakeney and Shut
tleworth, which occurs at the Chaplint
street rink. Mr.. Blskeney is undoubtedly
swift skater, but he will no doubt have t
hustle along to beat Shuttleworth, and tn
race will doubtless be exceedingly closc
and exciting. The race is three miles, mile
heats, and Blskeney gives Shuttleworth 6
Lap in each mile. The Bellaireites thinl
that It'd will win, however.
Dumped Out.
Mr.. John Klari, of Young's East Enc
drag store, was out driving in Mr.. Young
dog cart yesterday and stopped at the corner
of Market and Twenty-frst streets, to TAKE
on friend. When they started tae horse
turned squarely around, which. had the
effect of turning the vehicle over on one
side and dumping its occupants out. The
animal then started to run, but Mr.. Klar
held on to the lines and was dragged SONS
distance up the street. when he managed
to check the animal, no damage being done
except the breaking Of wheel.
Temperance Delegates.
The following gentlemen were delegates
to the State Temperance Convention al
Grafton: Rev. S. Z. Jones, of Thompson
NJ. E. Church; Rev. G. Z. Hite, Presiding
Elder; Rev. j. II. Hess, of Zane Street NJ
E. Church; Rev W. Long, Bible
agent, and Messrs. j. Melvin Rich
ards, G. w. Atkinson, G. W. Biggs, Noat
Beck, VIM. Dowler and Vim. Hastings. AL
the delegates, with the exception of Mr.
Atkinson, returned last night and report 9
good time, the Grafton people having en-
tertained them Hospitality and kindly.
Bound to Have Justice.
,Messrp. Henry Hebron and Louis
Rosenberg seemed determined yesterday to
see what the law was made of and have their
several woes healed by Justice, as well as
give the justices and constables a little spare
change.
The test started off BY Mr.. Hebron
swearing out a peace WAR INT, charging
Rosenberg with assault and battery, before
Justice Caldwell. The case resulted in the
defendant being dismissed.
Then Mr.. Rosenberg turned around and
took the same action against Mr.. Heilbron
before Just McCahsn and the case wa:
dismissed at the costs Of the plaintiff.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate wat
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester
day:
Deed made June II, 1885, by Samuel
Jefferson and wife to Mrs. Fredericks Bick
of Benwood, for certain piece or parcel o.
ground in LaGraDge addition to the town
ofSouth Wheeling, Consideration, S327.50
Deed made June 20, 1885, by John
Dieringer and wife to John A. Holiday fol
certain piece Of ground in Pleasant