Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-25
A Card.

A Card.
In ;ustiee to Mr.. Muldoon the follow
ing card is published which fully exonerates
him from the statement previously made:
Editor Of DE Register.
The statement published in your local
columns on Monday morning to the effect
that woman named Alice Leverage had
the clothing torn of her aud that she was
outraged is untrue. No such treatment as
stated occurred 10 the woman in my saloon.
Neither was VIM. Muldoon on the premises,
as alleged in the report of shooting scrape
which occurred at the same time.
By publishing the above you will correct
an error and do me justice.
THos MULDooS.
At the Chapline Street Rink.
Tomorrow night an interesting affair
will take place at the Chapline street rink.
It will be three mile race between three
members of the Jefferson Juniors and three
members of the Junior Plumed knights,
and the prize will be handsome badge,
which will be presented to the winner BY
the management of the rink. The names
of the contestants are as follows Junior
Jeffersons, Frank Ingle, Harry Moore and
Frank Wheat; Junior Plumed knights,
Harry Campbell, Will Reid and John Hall:
Kramer's orchestra will be on hand and
render its usual sweet music.
Accident to a Young Lady.
As Frank As:.n was driving Miss Carrie
McNinck, nome from party at Mr.. John
BleeIaey's residence at West Finley, Wash
fngton county, Pa, Monday night, the
horse became frightened and ran of, throw.
ing the young lady out upon the road.
hhssn managed to stick to the vehicle, but
could not stop the horse for some time.
When he returned to the spot where the
young lady lay, he found her insensible.
Fortunately at the time, some of the party
came up with them and the young lady was
placed in the buggy and taken to the home
of her father, where her wounds were ex-
amined and dressed, and she is now getting
along quite nicely.
Emmett at the Opera House.
The sale of seats for Joe Emmets en-
gagement at the Opera House, Friday and
Saturday evenings, is proceeding rapidly at
Banners music store. A Chicago paper
SAYS: Joe Emmett is now the very picture
of health, and all his old time grace of man
ner seems to be coming back to him.
Half of Emmet's success in life has been
owing to the wonderful magnetism he ap.
pears to possess. He was always the hand
soonest man on the American stage.
Coming Event.
Enterprise Lodge No. %, /. 0. G. T., has
invited Delegate Powell, Of Taylor county,
TO deliver temperance address on Sunday
afternoon next at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Powell
is an eloquent orator and understands the
subject thoroughly. The officers of the
lodge extend a hearty welcome to all
corners and assure them in advance they
will be highly entertained and instructed by
the address.
Till Tapped.
Yesterday afternoon at | o'clock man
went into Henry Michaers place, corner OF
TweHtysecond and Main Streets and find.
ing no one there, he scooped in the contents
of the till, amounting to FIVE or six dellars
and skipped. The family OF Mr.. Michael
was in the back part Of the house at the time,
and Mrs. Michael came out just in time to
see the thief coat talls salllng AROUND the
corner.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were
admitted to record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday: :,
Deed made January %, 1885, by Hannah
Fisher 10 George Shane, for the north
twenty-five feet Of lot No. 7, in Oman's ad-
dition to the town of La Grange, near the
Eighth ward, consideration, $75.
Heard in Street Car.
First Young Lady-"Aro5 YOU going to
see Joe Emmett
Second Young Lady-T guess not. Arc
your
F. Y. Lob, yes; he asked me, Why
aren't you goipg2'
S. Y. HE hasn't asked me-"