Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
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srAphed for aAsty ReSders.
OFFICER wIKIE shot dog last even
ing.
BASE BALL on the Island Park this al
terDOon. Dayton vs. Wheeling.
THE Council Committee on Police Il
called TO meet this evening.
THE Board of Education meets in regu'
lar monthly session this evening.
PART ONE of the Circuit Court, Judge
PAUL, was not in session yesterday.
THE Germanis Singing Society will give
a social and hop at their nall this evening.
TIE big Shepherd dog at the jail got
out last night and went out to see the
town.
THE work Of relaying the street car track
ON Market and Tenth streets was COM
pleted yesterday.
SAM BOYcE and Mrs. Allen were ar
rested yesterday evening and will have a
hearing this morning.
THE bad weather of the past few days
has delayed the work Of paving Market
street very considerably.
THE hearing of Charles Ennis, charged
with the shooting of Miss Mollie VIII
liams, will be had before Justice Philips
to-day.
CHIEF Of Police Delbrugge has turned
over $50 to Mr.. Montgomery, whose son
was rrn over by Pewiky train, Saturday
evening.
A PATENT has been granted to Frank
G.. Caldwell, Of this city, for sheet metal
roofing, reported through the Office OF J.
F. Beale, Washington.
AT an early hour yesterday morning
man named Cots was held up and robbed
in front of the Peoples Bank on Twelfth
street. BE lost about sixty dollars, and
the police have been put on TO the case.
THE Wheeling bakery wagon Is pulled
by a fine, high-strung horse that travels
well. The other day the driver was fined
for not holding his reins tighter when the
animal was in motion. -BellGire IRdpeR-
dent
RESERVED seats for the musical and lit
ersry recital to be given by Miss Meholin
and her pupils, assisted by Prof. Engle, at
the Opera House, Friday evening are 90
inf OF pretty lively at Banners and big
house Is assured.
THERE were seven cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. The garbage cases
aga INST Baker and Murphy were again
continued. The charges against Mary
Wiuger, William Calvin and Patrick
O'Neal were also continued for various
causes.
THE Lantern. Globe Company Of Bellaire
started the fire in the Goblet Works fur
mace Tuesday afternoon, and "a soon as It
is dried out glass will be made 1t has
taken longer to make the repairs necessary
at these works than was at first supposed
il would.
OFFICER DUNLAP caught two horses
without harness or hitching strap wander
ing about in the neighbOrbood OF the
bridge corner. yesterday morning at 3
O'Clock. One of the animals was dark
bay with q white star on the forehead, and
the other dark brown with left white
bind foot. The horses are at Joe Green's
stables and have not been claimed.
OFFICER JIMMY NICHOLS took dog
belonging to John Wenzel down to Ben
sons Ferry yesterday afternoon to shoot
him. James shot at the animal three
times and never touched a hair. The
fourth time he did some fine shooting by
cutting the rope in two, and the canine
escaped death for the time, although his
would-be slayer gave him q lively
chase. Jimmy repeated Billy Csrney's
great feat.
YESTERDAY Auctioneer Hervey sold at
auction, at the front door Of the Court
House, the property belonging to the Me
Lain estate, and located on the east side OF
Main street, fronting forty-tour feet and
running back one hundred feet, the i'm
provement being three-stOry brick build
Ing south of Louis Schwslb's. The bid
ders were Jacob Thomas, p. Kennedy,
.G. o. Smith and W. II. Flank, and the
property WAS knocked down to Mr.. Frank
for 5000.