Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-13
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Carlisle SwOre out warrant for man by
the name Of George Fields for striking her.
At the hearing yesterday Bertha claimed
that she was AT church last Sunday even
ing and after church George wanted 10 see
her home. but she had company aud de-
clined 70 accept Mr.. Fields company,
which made him mad. and he followed
them to the house of Sarah Clark, where
she BERTHA is staying, and George de-
manded the return Of a new calico
dress that he had given her for IA
present. She told him that she did not
give any presents back that were given 10
her, that she wasn't that kiEd Of girl
whereupOn he pulled back and gave her u
smash in the jaw. For this little bit OF FUN
George was fined So and costs. After the
hearing George. 10 get revenge, swore out
a warrant for Sarah Clark for keeping
house Of prostitution. and, 10 make tue
matter worse, Mrs. Nelson swore out a
warrant for her husband, Archie Nelson,
and Sarah Clark for adultery. Fields claims
that he used 70 board with Sarah Clark
and knows what he is talking about.
These warrants were hardly issued before
Sarah stepped into the Mayors presence
TO get out another warrant for Fields, and
upon being confronted with the warrant
for her arrest she said she would make
Fields smoke and sent for Judge John
Cochran. who had the hearing postponed
and went on her bond. Archy wilson was
called upon 10 appear before His Honor at
the same time, and at the trial we car look
for some spicy revelations of life. All the
parties are colorcd.
Mr.. Ross Mitchell, of this city, who has
been connected with the Pennsylvania
Company here and whom he has served
faithfully in all their departments, has ac-
cepted position with the Freight lnSpec-
ton Bureau and will Dc located ut the b.
X o. Freight Depot, Wheeling, w Va.
Mr. Mitchell is among. il not the best,
posted gentlemen in this section i'll the
way OF freight rates and routes and goes
highly recommended TO his new field OF
labor, and is richly deserving Of the posi-
ton 10 which he has been assigned. He
will receive quite an advance in salary IN
his new position.
The Maennerchor Singing Society gave
one OF their delightful entertainments at
their hall on Washington street. Sunday
evening The entertainment consisted OF
sidging by the members of the society.
CravOn pictures by the decorators who re-
Gently came here FROM Philippsburg, Pa,
which deserves special mention, as some OF
these drawings were simply great consider
ing the manner in which il was done. Mr..
Carl Seabrght also delighted the party
with some comic vocal selections. rms
society is composed Of the best German
citiLeus in the city.
There is ; Jme trouble about the Electric
Light Company getting coal from parties
that are oaicctional 10 the Coal Haulers
Union; also about another man taking me
position of one OF the former employees.
Prof. Anderson, who appeared at the
Opera House last night, is one OF the great
est i'm his line and should have crowded
house tonight Those wishing 10 see a
good entertainment ought not TO let this
opportunity pass.
The bright smiling face of Miss Jennie
Henderson, of the Hotel haywood, IS
missed the past few days. She has gone to
visit her home IN Fairview, .. Miss Jen-
ME is great favorite with everybody that
knows her.
The hearing Of David Gosuey was post
named until to-day, he pleading not guilty
10 the charge Of pointing revolver at
Barney McEntee, on whose complaint GOS-
nev was arrested.
James Kerr is raising funds TO send a
man 10 Columbus, to try 20 have the assess
ment on the property in this city reduced
by the Sta.e Board of Equalization.
Prof. Anderson gave Il splendid enter
tainment AT the Opera House. to goou
audience last night. He will give another
performance tonight.
Mr.. JACQUES, Of the CrockcrB Journal, New
York CITY. and Mr. John K. Cow, OF the
Bellqire mdcpend'ut, were IN the city yes
terday on business.
MIR James Beck wishes us 10 state thtt
he is innocent Of rObbing John hyne, ana
.aF fhara hpiun cyl
dence against him.
Henry and George Stewart, OF Chester
County. Pa. have returned TO their homes
aftera pleasant visit 10 Richard stewart,
of this city.
Mir Harry Northwood, manager OF the
Northwood Glass Company, left last even
inc for Cincinnati, in the interest oil the
company. -,,
A meeting of the directors and stockhold-
ers OF the NorthwOod Glass Company was
held in she cOmpany's Office yesterday
morning e,.. H..
Glass Company. leave to-day for an eN-
tended trim in the interest of the company.
Miss Emily Warwood left yesterday Tor
New York City, TO be gone several weeks,
visitin, friends i'm the metropolis.
A meeting OF the stockholders oil the
E!son Glass Company was held yesterday
al the Mcclure House. Wheeling.
A. Kellock. of Pitts0urg, and W. II.
/ Fove. af Zluesyille, was registered al inc
/ haywood yesterday.
4. II Fitzpatrick, the Buckeye Glass
Co 5 Philadelphia representative, IS IN the
city on business.
Albert link. Of Steubenyille, was here
the guest of his son Frank, our genial Turn
| iture dealer. ~,
Tommy Walker, alias Blinkey Morgan
was bailed out by his father yesterday,
NewlandS American shoe store mas
erected an elegant new sign.
Frank Hood OF East Liverpool, was here
on business yesterday.
The Elson Glass factory went on yester-
I day morning in full.
West Smylie was here yesterday calling
/ on W B. Francis. ~
Council meets in regular session TINS
evening
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