Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-18
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Three Gases Reported Yesterday -Befor
Justice Davis.

Three Gases Reported Yesterday Before
Justice Davis.
The crowd of SPORTS who came down
from Pittsburg Saturday evening, TO see
the dog fight and other events Of like ma
ture, must have included several crooks in
their number, who turned aside from
contemplation of the nights programme
TO do a little work in their line. Three
cases Of robberies were reported yesterday,
and il il not impossible that Others will
turn up.
Paul Pauer, who has 6yelug and fcour-
ing establishment at No li3l Market
street, left between $40 and $40 in hia cash
drawer saturday evening when he closed
up. Some time between midnight and two
o'clock yesterday morning burglars enter
ed the building from the rear and succeed
ed in capturing the money. Nothing else
was disturbed.
Sometime Saturday night thieves en-
tered the saloon kept by Henry Eichen-
berg, at No. 100 McCulloch street, and
robbed the bar Of sam of money and
quantity of cigars and liquor. The exact
extent of the loss is unknown. Hos the
thieves gained sn entrance is mystery.
The same thief who raidei Paul Pauer's
dyeing establishment also paid visit to
the saloon kept by George Pauer bis
brother, entering from the rear. The
money in the cash drawer was taken and
the drinkables in the bar referred to pretty
extensively.
August Shubert, a farmer, who attends
at the Fifth ward market house, lelt his
wagon near Tweniy.feyenth street Saiur-
day night, and went into a house near by.
While he vas absent two young men at
tempted to rob the wagon, bat being noti-
fed. he came out and drove them on
Shubert went back into the house, b con-
clude his business, and while there The
thieves returned and carried of bushel
box Of turnips. shubert gave chase, caus-
ing the thieves to drop the box ard take
90 their heels. he recognized one Of the
thieves AZ John Monigau, ami he was az
rested by Officer Moran, and locked up.
Yesterday he was taken before Jasnce
Davis. who committed him IN default OF
5000 for a hearing at , p. N. Friday.
Monigsn IL one Of the boys arfCsiej with
Young Hese. on the charge o. s'elling
coat I'm the Y. NJ. C. A. building reoenily,
and who WAS released on his own recogni-
zance in 500.
Joseph Ramer was before Jasice Davis
yesterday on two warrants ssorn out by
his wife, who charges him with assault
and threatening TO Kill her He was fined
$40 and in default Was sent to jail for Ten
davs. On the other charge he was Te.
quired to give bond OF 500 for his good
behavior, and failing was sent 20 liu for
one year.
The hearing Of James Gleason, who
stole the ten dollar bill from a lady at the
Convent. few days ago, was 10 have come
Of Saturday evening, but owing to tbe
absence Of the prosecuting witness the
hearing was postponed until neKs Satnr-
day.
There were twenty cases on the docket
at Police headquarters at midnight last
night. Two houses Of ill-fsme were raidtd,
and two madames-Mollie Wilson and
Lizzie Carless-and seven inmatss were
nlaced nnder arrest. Among the disorder
lies was John Murry. for smashing win
dow in sn East Wheeling house with a
stone, and Frank Healy, who hit Ed How
ley, because HoTley was trying % kick ~
the saloon door. Among the DRINKS the
time-honoTed name OF Tobiss Vance APP
pesred.