Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
TIE SUNDAY REGISTER.
On .Abstract of the Contents of Our Locs
Department.

Picture of Henry Yak, one Of the catch
ers OF the Wheeling base ball team, with a
short sketch OF his career.
Wheeling defeated for the fourth time
by the Cleveland club, by the very close
score ola to 5. The visitors distinguish
themselves by kicking upon everything
transporting on the field, and the Captain
Of the club, Faatz, was put upder arrest by
Officer Watson for abusing Umpire Shep-
pard. He was compelled to deposit SIS at
headquarters to cover his fine before he
was permitted to leave town with the
club
An interesting resume of the social side
of life in the city during the past week,
with full accounts Of everything Of inter
est transpiring.
Officer William Carney attacked by two
unknown toughs, in the "Old Hempfeld
yard" just south of the City Hall. The
two men cover him with their revolvers,
and when he made an attempt to defend
himself, choked him severely. Carney
fred three shots at the men, without ef-
feet.
Information from Pittsburg TO the ef-
feet that the flint glass strike would be
settled within a short time, by the manu-
facturers waving their objections to rule
7, regarding apprentices.
The Wheeling Railway Company expect
to have cars running az far south as Forty
first street, during the present week. The
new cars expected every day.
A fire broke out in the factory OF the
Wheeling Hinge Company, at Jacob and
Nineteenth streets, at few minutes past
nine o'clock Saturday night, and inflicted
loss of nearly fifty thousand dollars upon
the company. The origin Of the fire q
mystery. The insurance upon the entire
works, $50, 0C0, as follows: Through the
Peabody Company: Peabody, $4,000;
American, 50, 500; German, 81, 500; Cooper,
of Dayton, o, 81, 500; City of London,
50, 500; American, 81, 500 Through Mr..
@. H. Collier: Jefferson, 81 900; Hanover,
of New York, s., 500; Imperial, of Lon
doa. $4,000; Louisville, of Louisville,
s., 900; Niagara, Of New York, 81 600;
Hamburg-Bremen, $1,000, and Anglo
Nevada, of San Francisco, 81. 900. Through
tho Franklin Company; franklin,
81 600; Phoenix, of New York,
~, 500; Insurance Company Of North
America of Philadelphia, $4,000; Hart
ford, ST Hartford, 50, 500; British Ameri-
can, of Canada, 81, 500. Through j. l.
Rodgers: Guardian. of London, s., 600;
Fire Association of Philadelphia, 81, 900;
Royal, of England, $4,000, and London
and Lancaster, Of London, $4,000. This
insurance il divided ss follows: Ware.
house, So, 900; machinery in same, $4,000;
stock, manufactured, manufactured,
aud in process OF manufacture, $40, 900;
Office furniture, $500; factory building,
So, 0OJ; machinery, engines, etc, in same,
$l3, 400; stock in same, 81 600; blacksmith
shop, $500, tools in same, 500. Total,
$50, 200.
A small boy named Doyle run over by a
brewery wagon near the Eighth ward
hose house, about 7:30 Saturday evening,
and quite severely Injured.
A sp: cial telegram from Evansville tells
OF Young Wheeling girls rescue from &
house Of ill.tame. She belong to we'll
kpowEEfffa family.
Large aud enthusiastic meeting Of trav-
cling men, at the T. p. A. headquarters,
McLure House, to make arrangements for
attending tho State meeting at Parkers-
burg.
The Ohio County Ear Association con-
slider the meeting of the State Bar Asso.
citation. in this city, June 25, and instruct
the COMMITTEES on Arrangements as to
taking care of the visitors.
The congregation OF st Matthew's
Churc, succeeded in their efforts to raise
the $500 necessary 10 Tree the church !
from debt
The Custom House is being put j, order |
for the meeting of the Fed raj Court.
The Ankle property, on Eighth street, |
was bid up to $4,000 and the sale adj |
ourned.
The only transfer Of real estate recorded !
was deed by the Economy Building As
ISOLATION 10 George Williams, for lot No. |
S5, in LaGrange. Consideration, 5000.
A large amount Of business transacted |
before Judge Jacob, in the Circuit Court,
IS follows: State V. James Hawley; let.
ting house TO be used as house of i'll !
lame; fine of $50 State v. James EN-
b!em; came Indictment same offence;
same plea; same fac on tsGh Of two counts
State V. Nellie Martin; same Indictment;
same plea; fac of $40 and costs aud one
lay in jail. State v. VIM. Kellar; in
licted for adultery; same plea; fine of $40 .
aud costs. State v. Jennie Lee; indicted ,
for selling liquor; two counts; same plea;
ing Ct $50 ard costs in one case; other
continued until neat term. State y. Mrs. |
Shipp; indicted for keeping house of ill |
anne; set for April 90 State v. Birdie
Robinson, indicted for larceny. Plea of
not guilty, and set for May o. State V.
William Riddle, Indicted for bastardy. |
Plea of &c: guilty, set for Mayo. State V.
Cynthia MILLER, indicted for keeping a
house of i'll fame. Eiea Of guilty, and foe
II $40 and costs and ten days in Jail. |
State V. Ida Phi FPS, indicted for petit lar !
coy. Recngnizsuce declared forfeited and
writ of scirid fdeid issued against H Bolte
md Thos. Hencn, surities. State v. Mary
Dunfse. Same indictment Recoguiz,nce /
orf.ited, and same writ against same SURE
lies.
POINTS ON PEOPLE.