Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

more HILARIOUS and disorderly than is prop
er. Officer Hanson went to arrest him
and he objected strenuously and in at
tempting to free himself bit the marshal
finger seriously. Hanson used his club
and called for aid, which call was answered
BY Mayor Mitchell, with whose assistance
the inebriated gentleman was lodged IN
the lookup. Mr.. Springfield is usually q
very quiet and pesceable citizen, deserving
of respect, but liquor will change any mans
nature.
Wanted-Good, reliable boys to sell
Sunday papers. Call at corner Of Fifth
and Hanover streets.
Fine pants made to order al Souders'
tailoring establishment, for IS 90.
The funeral Of MIRA. John Fowler took
place yesterday from her former home in
Clarks addition. The remains were in
tered in Weeks cemetery, west Of Bridge
port.
Samuel Craig, who injured himself by
falling on the pavement near the Cottage
House, Friday afternoon, was reported
quite i'll yesterday.
Thomas Wright was fined $500 and
costs yesterday for drunkenness and dis
order.
Mrs. George Clifford died last Friday
night of Q complication of diseases. Cir
cumstances attending the case make it o
very sad one.
John Hicks pleaded guilty to the charge
of drunk and disorderly, preferred against
him on Sunday last, and paid q fine of 50
and costs. August 4arquardt, who was
arrested on the anne charge in connection
with Hicks, was discharged, Hicks testify
ing that the former was innocent and that
he himself was entirely to blame for the
disordsrly occurrence.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Downey
was in the excelsior rink training Tor q
coming race when he fell and broke his
collar bone. He was taken to his home
where medical aid wss summoned and the
injury repaired.
W. 81. Coss' new blacksmith shop, oppo.
site Msnn's foundry on Locust street, is
nearing completion.
Tomorrow night the Lsdies Auxiliary
Society of Thoburn Post No. ", G. A. R.,
will hold a bean supper, pound party and
social in G. A. R. Hall corner Of Fifth and
Hanover streets. The proceeds of the
affair are to be devoted to the increasing
of fund to be set apart for the erection of
q soldiers monument in Riverview GENE
terry. All people Interested In the towns
beauty should turn out and spend a few
dimes to help q worthy cause.
On Friday night burglars entered the
grocery of Theodore Keller, corner Fifth
and Hanover streets, and carried of q
half barrel of -four, FIVE or elk hams. a
part of a sack of coffee, a box Of tobacco,
a box Of cigars and other small articles
too numerous to mention. An entrance
was effected through a back window and
an exit by the same route. Mr.. Keller is
a much imposed upon man, his place hsv-
ing been opened three times in as many
months, and he being q very liberal, kind
hearted man, always willing to credit or
give to those unable to pay.
The Union Cornet Band will hold a vocal
and instrumental concert in the Excelsior
rink on the night Of the 25th of February.
A number OF local. vocslists have con.
scented TO render assistance, and the Opera
House Orchestra, Of Wheeling, will be On
the programme for several selections.
Mr.. Robert Pastors, Of Steubenville, wa
in town Yesterday, visiting his father,
Robert Pastors. Sr.
Mr.. George Brown, is the guest Of bis
mother, Mrs. Susan Brown, Of Hanover
street.
1t is reported that one of the bellies Of
the upper set wa married one day last
week.
Mr.. Z l.. Taylor, @ formgr resident of
this vicinity, but now Of Terra Hsute, Ind,
has been in this place during the past week
visiting relatives and friends. One day
last week he in company with Mr.. A. Beck
visited Mr.. Daniel Beck, Of Pssco, who is
Mr.. Taylor's brothe-in.law, and aged 81
years. During the course Of the visit Mr..
Beck called in all his children and grand
children and held an %impromptu family re.
union, when it was found that Mr.. Beck,
ST., had AZ grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren. Mr.. Taylor leaves in q few
days for his home in Terra Hauto, where
he is engaged in the business Of houss Con.
tracing. He Gays the prospects are very
good tor a busy season in his locality next
summer.
The Boycotter Of February 6 says the
Independent Order Of Red Men have bought
me Eureka rink in Martins Ferry, Ohio.
There IL no such Order IN the city. The
rink was bought by Belmont City Lodge
22l, l. o. o. F.; Hebrew E%ncampment No.
40, 100. F., and Wsnita tribe No. rs,
improved Order Red Men, jointly one.third
each. 1t will be used az a hall for balls,
festivals, shows, and public or private en-
tertainments, and the committee having it
in che rye will rent it to any one for legiti-
mate entertainments.
The above correction ia made at the in
stance of several members OF both Orders
interested in the rink referred to.