Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
STEUBESVILLE.
A Business Grand ury1Politicai and
Local News.

A Business Grand Jury1Poiiticai and
Local News.
Special telegram 10 The Sunday RcyLster.
The Grand Jury adjourned at noon Fri
day. 1t was a business one, and made things
lively for the law breakers. II found indict-
ments as follows: Edward Householder,
murder in the first degree, Robert Lind
say, burglary; Harry Primrose, bigamy
John Cdss and Joseph Taylor, burglary
and larceny; Jennie Reed, larceny; VIM.
II. Harter, receiving stolen goods. For
gambling and keeping gambling rooms,
John Mckay, four indictments, VIM. Har.
rison four, Chas. Heroldy, Jr., three, Wm.
McAdams five, Eddy" Mckay five; for
liquor selling, Robert Banks, Sophary
Keller, Lewis Harriss Wendell Buckly,
John Noble, Samuel Carr, VIM. McAdams,
A. w. Floto, J. c. Bentley, Jr., Henry
McCrystal, Bernard Fuller, j. w. Houcks,
VIM. Harrison, VIM. Humble and Barney
Fuller.
The Republicans held a meeting at
CARROTS Hall, Thursday night. About
three hundred persons were present. The
speakers were Gen j. s.. Robinson, candi-
date for Secretary of State, and Col. J. ID.
Taylor, candidate for Congress. II was a
very tame affair, no enthusiasm whatever
being manifested.
Thursday night Mr.. John +. Robertson
and Miss matte +. Anderson were united
in marriage, at the home of the brides
father, Joseph Anderson, on South Third
street. A large number of invited guests
were present, and the happy couple were
the recipients Of many handsO lie presents.
An elegant supper was prepared by Chas.
Specht, the North Fourth street caterer.
Ivanhoe Division, No. Z, U. r., and a
number of the members OF the Steuben
Lodge, No. 1, K. of r., went up to New
Cumberland Friday night to visit Hancock
Lodge, No. %, and assist in comforting the
Ranks of Page, Esquire, and knight on
several candidates. The boys On their re-
turn, reported being royalty treated by the
Knights of Hancock Lodge, an elegant
banquet being served, and everything
done to make their visit an enjoyable
one.
s. s.. CulbertsOn, employed in the Gov
eminent printing Office, at Washington, is
home on a leave of absence.
Mrs. DIR. Siggins and daughter, Of To
It5lst, Il d. W kutSO ~ tht CohiCht VI
Joseph Hall, Esq, North Fourth Street.
J. W. Carver and ~Shepard's Dramatic
Company closed a successful engagement
of one week at the Opera House Saturday
night.
Mrs. John c. Couch, Of Cincinnati, is
here on a visit TO her parents, Nr. and
Mrs. Samuel Duff, South Third street.
w. l.. Sharp has returned from a visit
to Cambridge.
j. T. Campbell and family will leave
about the first Of November for Wichita,
Kan, where Mr.. Campbell already has a
business established.
Va, is visiting his brothers, DIR. aud A. +.
McLane.
Mrs. Will Brashear is visiting friends in
Toronto.
Mrs. Mary X. Means returned Tuesday
from q visit % friends inChiao.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Tour left Thurs
day for st. Louis on n visit 10 relatives
and friends. (.
Sheriff Hawley, Of Wheeling, paid
Steubenyille a visit m Thursday.
Probate Judge Croskey, on Thursday,
was visited by his father, Jacksan Croskey,
Of Jefferson, Harrison county.
City Clerk Reynolds is enjoying himself
out at Fernwood.
Engineer Barclay was down to Wheeling
Thursday examining the brick pavement.
w. II. Steele, Of Wheeling, was in
Steubenville on Thursday.
Horace G. Smith aud bride have returned
from.their bridal trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. TAR, Of Wellsburg,
visited Steubenyille on Thursday.