Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
HELL4IRE INVADED
Ey all Army of Tramps, Who Prowl All
over the Town.

Ey all Army of Tramps, who Prowl All
over the Town.
For the past few days, or most every
square OF Belaire tramp may be seen
either hunting g place to assault in quest
OF q meal or leaving the residence Of some
kindly disposed Individual with handful
OF viotuais. One lady informs US that she
fed five of these fellows on Tuesday and is
getting tired oi il. On some OF the resi.
dences and fence posts significant chalk
mark may be seen, the haEdiGork OF come
fellow who haG besn fortunate in securing
n fire. class meal and who left his mark 90
tbst oil his friends in the came business
will know where charity can be found. It
is q mystery where all these basgass are
coming from or whittier thcS ere going.
The B. & O, tralu5 West seem to be the
dcsiGeratua OF not few who are contin
.uGl!y trying their manoeuvers to get out OF
the city without the loss Of sole leather,
but it is an energetic train Jumper Vac
eludes Policeman Burke when &c la any
where around.
The Belmoit 4tl,ei crossing has already
cost snEe people considerable money, and
sti.l the question is TO nearer settlement
thar before
Al. Feelev has returned TO this ,i!y.
Since his lac trouble with Policeman
Burke some rDonlha asO he has not been
gesu in thcsv partH until last IaeGday,
Wien be returned 10 St CIairsviIle and
gave himself up. lie was released on $500
bail.
|. :. Grafton LETT Tor Marietta yesterday
10 attend the funeral OF son Of Jos. Grs!,
ton, of that place.
AB. II o. train brcLe N two and ran
together again ca near the stock pens
yeate-isy aid two cars were Demolished
4 fellow under the influence of liquor
entered he CoioE4l. honse rather uncere.
moniousl; al late hour on Tuesday eve
; ming, and as the proprietor, Frank Dsugh.
| erty was absent srGr. the female ,uan0tes
Of the house into scree;-5. Neighbors
came in aud fo@rd :. mon sitting on q chair
with cutie a large cut on his head. The
fellow was told to leave, but 80 Ge was too
full to CON preheDd 10 situation Or the act
that be hGl committed, growlingly said he
would not ,eaYe. He was in MIR. Daugh-
ertys honc and NJ Baagherty was lis
friend ELa fnan claims that he was
knocked down and robbed otS2i on Bridge
stfe I, and thst the cut on his head was
where he vas hit by bis eg2a,aut,
.aSERAL.
NJ. iciton, Of Gravel Hill hrs purchased
the business Of the late Thomas Moore
and continue he business ct the oic
stand
The Women's Christian Temperate,
UEion will meet q. .he home of Mrs A. b
Ba;tellc, thi- afternoon at 2.3O clock.
M,s Ella Hill, OF Bridgeport. was ii
town yesterday.
. The II :2j 3, IL accommodation iron
Martins Ferry and the 1866 p. IN. 10
! Martins Ferry have been discontinued.
} The funeral Of Mrs Merit wAs well a.
. tended y6sterdsy.
, L. L. Pollard, B., i. & c. conductor
D has resumed his post Of duty.
, Around the world in CHARIOT Of son
b With Phillip Phillips, the siog;Es pilgrim
p at the Christian Church next Friday au
e Saturday evenings.
e The Z. I. o. h. K, Co. seem to be {
e TOP sgain in the Belmont street cross;l
d fight, The Supreme Court has gTaatsd Il
6 motion for restraining order during Il
10 tendency Of the case IN that court. If L
a. case cauIot be gotten up out Of its regp!
y order this will stop proceedings tos soz
d. time, az the court is th-cs ef four years
Y. hind with it9 work II seems to us, h0
I'd cve-, shat this is the kind Of a ease ii
d lie court ought to be willing to set for
early hearing. We suppose the city v
in pyge ss speedy decision as possible.