Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
9TEUBENVILLE.

sEUBEYvILLE, O., october 4.-The ver-
dicrendered by Coroner Starr in the Pan
Hadle wreck case, the finding OF laying
thoiame equally upon S. w. Perry, the
thelocal operator, and David Obey, en-
girer of No. 2, meets with almost unlvers-
al stistaction. Perry, in going to sleep
an,allowing the freight train TO enter Tue
galtley was deeply culpable, but that
do, NOS exonerate the engineer who dlsre-
ga ed the rules Of the Railroad Company,
anfhis own instructions OF caution IN rum
nj, his train by the red light that was put
outwith the express purpose OF stopping
mir All railroad men agree that III is an
inecusable act for an engineer TO run oy q
reolirht. 1t is the sign OF danger ana
shtsld be regarded as such.
lie County Commissioners this week oe-
cidithat the petitioners for the smith
fiel -Dillionvale pike were IN the MAJORITY,
andhe pike will be built. The PIKE Will
extnc from Smithfield to Dillionvale, ana
vii be built on the one mile system.
Jle saloon keepers who have lhuicC-
NETS against them for unlawfully selling
lioDr on Sunday and TO minors are greatly
avecised. Last Wednesday Samuel Conn,
If foronto, appeared before the Court and
entred a plea of guilty. Judge Pearce,
wh has not heretofore held Court in TINS
coIity. inquired how many times Conn had
hea convicted and sentenced, and learning
ths this was the fifth time, said he had al
v,or, made it a rule TO impose the minimum
serence for the first and the maximum FOR
an, an bseouent offense- He then sentenced
CT, 10 nav a fine of 800 and costs and un-
6sso an Imprisonment in the county jan
fo,tbirtv DAYS. This makes the other fel-
Iovs think OF what is in store for them.
pleasant musical entertainment took
n,ce at Congregational church THURSDAY
ni,ht last, which was participated IN oy
Mssrs. Davitt. Elliott, Kendall, Haynes
another local celebrities.
he School Board Wednesday night re-
IN ca the petition OF German citizens ask
in aior the use Of one of the school rooms
In shich night school could be establish
cd for the teaching Of the German ian
LACE. This same Board had already de
eieed that the law was fully complied
with by teaching German IN the Hlgn
school instead Of in all the schools as was
formerly the custom.
aayor Scott and Ex-Sheriff Burns ar
ri ed home this week from the Lexington
rass. They state that r. ). Beatty Solo
hismare bv Nutwood and her one-year
oil fllv by Bell-boy for $4,000 cash. Mr.
Batty heretofore sold colts from the same
mire for 81 200.
AT an annual meeting OF the Germans
Ttruyerein. held this week. the following
odcers were elected: First Speaker
Major John Engle; Second Speaker. II
Shmeid; Treasurer, Jacob Wannamacher
| S,eretary, II. G.. Schaefer; Trustees, >
| Al Laubheim and Jacob Engle; TurI
Master, F. NJ. Pride.
L. A. Miller. the popular young drug
gst, aud Miss Kate, daughter OF Winfieic
| Scott. were m ried Wednesday evening
| ef the residence Of the brides parents or
! North Seventh street. Rev. O-V Stewar
| officiating. The wedding WAS quiet ar
| fair. none but relatives aud intimate
| OF the contracting parties being present
! Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left that night on ths
| Panhandle for an extended tour through
! the west. On their return they will go u
! housekeeping IN handsome new residence
Nj. Miller is building on West Logai
street.
Miss Alicia Hamilton, OF Sewiokly, Pa
| In the guest OF her cousin, Miss Lilly Mil
Ter, ct her home on north Fifth street
A. ]. Nicholson and wife left Wednes
| dAy night for Boulder, Colo, on visit u
| their brother John
Miss Lulu Baker is at Lima visiting he
sant Mrs. Sealtz, and grandmother, Mrs
| Stewart McElyaney.
Sixth Auditor Coulter and family al
rived from WashinEton Wednesday night
and will remain here for several weeks.