Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
MARTINS FEkRI.

4 man giving his name as William
Strickland and who has trading boat on
the river near Swartz's landing, was ar
rested Yesterday on a warrant sworn out
by his wife, charging him with adultery,
aud is now in the lookup awaiting hear
Ing, which is set for this morning. We
understand Strickland and his wife have
been separated for some time, and that she
followed him here from some up-river point
% make the arrest.
All of the gentlemen who went TO Pitts
burg 10 attend the dog show have returned,
and all express themselves as well pleased
with what they saw Mr.. James Collins
took first prize with his COckeree spaniel,
"PippO.' in his class, while several other
Martins Ferry dogs were well placed in
their different classes.
"A Crazy Lot" will be at the Opera
House tomorrow evening and will very
likely be greeted with biz house. KIN
dergarten" will be the attraction on the
18th inst
The sam Jones Fishing Club will build
an elegant new boat this spring, 10 be used
by them al their fishing camp At Willow
Springs during the summer stop, at which
time the boys have their annual vacation.
Ia lAutINl VI NllSo IlduHdh NiNt pIs
will occur this morning at ) :iS, from her
late home on South Fourth street Serv-
ices at ST. Mary'S church. lnterment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The suit Of Mrs Margaret Springer
against Simon Seiferth. for selling her hus-
band liquor, was settled Yesterday by Mr.
Seiferth paving her 500 ami the costs Of
the case.
MIR Keeper, who died at FoStoria, o., on
Wednesday morning, was former resi-
dent OF this city and a member OF the ONO
City Lodge No. 81 of Knights OF Pythias
Stephen Vanaman, Addison Coss and
Herman Griffith, left for Seattle, Wash
iugton. yesterday afternoon at ) p. IN. via
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr. Louis Smith, boss decorator at the
Buckeye Glass Company, had valuable
fox terrier dog stolen from his premises
some time yesterday.
Gcrtie. the little daughter Of B. j. Long,
tainted while at school and caused good
bit OF uneasineS about her condition for a
little while.
The y NJ. c. \. Gymnasium class will
20 To Wheeling this evening TO attend an
entertainment given by the class OF Wheel
iu4.
M. james Y Patterson is laid up with
d severe cold and shaking up that he re-
ceived from u fall several days ago.
Foul. yags were before the Mayor yester-
day morning, and were given 10 minutes ia
which 20 leave town. They got.
just received. choice lot OF oranges aud
pears from California at Recess Confec-
tiouery, Commercial Block.
There is a move being made here in this
city TO organize lodge of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen.
Hazel. "a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stewart, is very i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. Gather. of Wheeling, is visiting
her son, Mr.. James Gather, Of Third
street
John Tennie WAS in ST. GAINESVILLE yes
terday attending the Springer-Seiferth
rial.
Mayor Keller and DR. Shuttleworth was
al the county seat yesterday on business.
Ralph son Of ex-Councilman Sam Heat
on, is threatened with typhoid fever.
John Frazier is favorably spoken OF for
councilman OF the Second ward.
Plat Wells, of Canton, is the guest Of
relatives in this city
T W. Shreye left yesterday for Kansas
on business.
Mrs b. j. Long is improving.