Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

s 10 49,
amotnt of corn less freight The dra+e
was paid at the Peoples bank before tne
corn arrived, but when 1T dlo arrive lucy
found that the corn was damaged anu ny
what il was represented. Inc money
still in the Peoples bank ana Was ; az
tached by the defendants. At the nearing
McTSinlev and CONWAY did not set up any
defense although the First National oaoK
Of Peoria did claiming that they had dls,
Continued the draft and that Mckinley ana
Conowav had nothing 10 do with IL. JUS
tice Keller gave Judgment for the amount
paid the bank, 1886
Yesterday afternoon some butchers were
bringing some beeves 10 this side oil the nv
er on the ferry when one OF them tooK.a
Dotion 10 iumo of Just before the boat
reached the landing. IL commenced swim
mirg Tor the West Virginia shore. landing
a considerable distance below. After tue
boat landed another one Jumped into the flV-
err and started for the middle pier OF the \ n
ion bridge and began swimming arOuuu IT,
Bv this time a cOupleOf young men jumped
INFO a SkiF and rOwed out % 10 ana catch-
ing IL bv the horns brought 10 ashore ana
put b. I'm ward near the ferry landing
When tue butchers appeared, they ASKED
fffv cents for catching the steer. Wnlcu
caused some dispute. when one OF them
struck az one Ot the butchers and was I'M
medlately arrested.
A good number Of our people were fright
eued Yesterday afternoon az the way tue
storm tri-d 70 tear things. IL passed
fr1--r iu a very short time without doing
much damage only iu the way OF breaking
a Few trees down and interfering with
some new work
Martins Ferry teamsters will find II %
their advantage 20 drive 20 Wheeling oy
wavOf E'uaville and the new stee, bridges,
which is the most direct, safest ana quick
est route, DO delays, easy grades anu no
railroad crossings
Poor old Flick" Coss, while under the
influence Of liquor, undertook 10 clean out
a book agent and got run in for IL by Ofhcer
Bowman and taken 10 the lookup, but was
soon released.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hill Of East Liver
pool. returned home Yesterday after
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
kUckuck.
Sammuel Taylor returned yesterday
from East Richland where he had been at
tending the funeral of his step-mother.
Harry Hood swore out warrant yester-
dav for the arrest Of Rufus Brown, VINO
assaulted him in mis- place Of business.
\ meeting Of the Independent Hose Com
pany will be held tomorrow evening Tor
the purpose Of electing officers.
Miss Monie Sweeney of Pittsourg is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Coss. OF
West Jefferson street.
Mr.. Charles S0mmers, popular heater
at the Laughlin mill, is recovering from an
attack of fever.
Mr. Samuel Young, sr., is still getting
weaker every day with no hopes for his re-
covery.
Martins Ferry will be pretty well rep
resented at the Baruesville convention to-
day.
Samuel Strain, Jr., of near st. Glars
Vile, was in the city yesterday.
w. y. Holiday is very i'll at his home
on Fifth and Hanover streets.
Mrs. Lewis Pracht has returned from
visit 10 friends At Marietta
Henry : tengle, Of Wellsburg, was In the
citv yeSter day on business.
Oscar II amptOn is back from two
weeks trip 10 SOmer ton.
Mrs j. =. Crowell has returned from a
visit 10 F'reeport friends.
Miss Mary Brown. of Allegheny, is Wis
itng friends in this city.
Marshal WestwOOd was in SteuOenvllle
Yesterday on business.
E. A. Drennen has returned from
trip in the northwest.
George Spence was in FreepOrt yester-
day on business.
Miss Kate Grier is confined TO her house
with the fever.
Miss Emma Joy is visiting friends in
Bellajre.
Mrs. Fred Van Pelt is on the sick list