Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
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VIM. Shears, of lronton, is the guest OF
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VIM. Shears, of Ironton, is the guest OF
Arthur Geraghty.
Saturday night daughter OF Alex. Mus
tard created quite an excitement by stand
ing in front of her home, on Main street
and scrceching Murder at the top OF
her voice, accompanying her cries with d
volley of epithets directed toward her
mother. Mrs. lane Mustard The police
responded, but when they arrived every
thing in the house was in order. The ces-
sation of hostilities was only temporary,
however, for while the police were
questioning the daughter, Mrs. Mustard
unable TO control her TENDER, attacked her
daughter, and attempted to pull the hair
from her head. Mrs. Mustard was arrested
and taken before Mayor Mahood, who fined
her S. and costs For contempt another 81
was added. In default of payment of both
fines she was committed 10 Jail for ten
DAYS. During The night friends attempted
to liberate her from the Jail, which is n
fraA structure at best. II was case OF
the mouse nibbling at the trap, and being
himself caught. well known man was
detected in the act aad Mayor Mahood yes
terdav morning assessed him So and costs.
The Mustard family has figured in several
sensational cases of late, and further
developments OF spicy nature may be eX-
expected
The congregation of st. Johns Church
held a meeting on Sunday and discussed
plans for rebuilding the edifice which was
damaged bv the food 10 such an extent as
TO render it unsafe. a committee OF nine
was appointed to prepare plans and specl-
fications for building TO cost about $50
600. IL is the intention to make the new
church the largest and handsomest edltice
in the city. The present structure was
erected in 1870, and aside from its unsafe
condition is too small TO accommodate the
large and growing congregation. The new
church will be commenced this summer,
and services in the meantime will be held
in the school house.
Mr.. b. T. Peabody wishes 1t distinctly
understood that the rumor, started no DOUBT
with malicious intent, that he furnished the
information by which the saloon-keepers
were indited before the Grand Jury, IS 4
malicious falsehood.
Constable John Dorsch, OF Bingham,
Monroe county. Ohio, was in the city yes
terday looking after burglar FMllng 10
find his man here, he gave up the search
and returned home.
The finance Committee Of the City Coun-
ell have communicated with the Sunlight
Vapor Company, OF Akron, ONO, for the
purpose of receiving estimates Tor new
street lights.
An employee of the Riverside steel plant
by the name OF Lrewatha had his hnger
broken while at work Sunday DR.. l..
Eskey dressed the wound.
The marriage of popular saloon keeper
TO a Columbus. O., belle and heiress, IS an
nounced TO take place at the home oil tue
bride after Easter.
The Wheeling steel plant resumed work
Yesterday morning, but did not get started
before 10 o'clock, after which everything
ran smoothly.
Mr.. Roseqerry's ron Melville, and SON
in-law, II. G. Creighton. are lying serious
ly i'll of typhoid fever at his home IN upper
ward.
Mrs. Arthur Fox and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Paden's Valley, were guests OF
the family of David Arndt on Sunday.
One man who appeared before the grand
Jury last week indicted fourteen saloon
keepers, breaking the record
Mrs. Alice Coates will open aconfection-
cry in the old Riverside saloon, in about
two weeks.
Workmen are repairing at the Benwood
mill. and work will probably he resumed
next week.
Harry Bowers will remove his family
into the house lately occupied by George
Niebergall.
The remains of John Kirk were taken to
Latrobe, Pa, on Saturday ANA were buried
yesterday.
Will Curran, Ed Newton, and Constable
Chas. Sprouts We're in Moundsville yester-
day.
Pierce Jones, of Johnstown, has return
ed TO WORK at the Wheeling steel plant.
Frank Croc5hard left yesterday To re-
sumo his studies at Bethlehem, Pa.
Squire McGin, of Moundsville was in
town on business yesterday
Miss Ann Crow has returned from Cam
eron.
Council meets tonight in regular session.