Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
BELLAIRE.

s.v Yesterday IN nedItuB tne case OF
G4y Rorbam and Nick Hirsh, charged
NJ ~ sssault and battery In beating Jesse
W tp Harry BeGlle's saloon last Sun
~ ID Daniord, Esq, conducted the
80 f9r the prosecution, while j.. b.
-,,b ESD, represented the defend
The testimony showed that Moore
.s NOT as innocent party In the row
,rqs nc drSt supposed, as he was en-
80 in the dice-shaking which precip-
,.I the attack. BOrham and Hirsh
--s each bound over TO common Pleas
r.,r- in the sum of $500.
charles. a fve-year-old son Of James
,t-r,.v was run over by team at
.-tsF 70 one Of Simon Baer's Sons
go delivery wagons last evening, and
L-,foed an ugly cut on the ankle.
w.. DonnellS, the driver, says the lad
w. -fti0r on sled attached 10 a wagon
..-- rheai OF him, and the sled being
n. .,1se. the lad was under the horses
,... before he could get the team
stopped.
travelling salesman for a cigar house
-arsa name could not be learned,
sr,-rsi some thirty or forty dollars az
lane of dice in Harry Bealle'S place
,r'--.fav night. lie made complaint
a.. Police headquarters and put up for
-..a-rearance in the Mayors court
-...s-fev morning, but failed to show
-.rf forfeited the sum in which he
,,sf..i. The affair will probably not
tsf-aaeei until Bealle answers to the
charge preferred.
The Odd Fellows, Turner's, Red Men
ard members of the Amalgamated ASso-
...-.rr attended the funeral of Adam
W.-rer Yesterday afternoon, beaded
rr H.cketts brass band. a large con-
,-.-ss of friends followed the remains
t5tle grave.
Some persons who brought dressed
+--..vs 20 the city yesterday were ask
fr-r- cents a pound for them, but they
admit get it Poultry was plentiful,
s-dls- cents was big price TO get.
Tho SUNDAY REGISTER is the paper
f-- Bsnaire readers. In addition 70 all
The latest general news, special cores
.--rdence covering all the nearby towns
isa regular feature.
The ladies' Of st. Pauls A. NJ. E.
church opened ali entertainment at
tbe.- church last evening which will be
continued this evening and Monday
evening.
The new Council, o. Z. A. NJ, to be
rr-lazed In this city tonight will start
OFF with fully sixty members. State
Organizer Mccain will Oticiate.
The Hook and Ladder Company's ball
a. Turner Hall, last evening, was
LARGELY attended, and a good time is re-
ported by those present.
j. w. Kettlewell and Miss Lizzie
Phillips were married at the home Of
the brides parents in the First ward,
Wednesday evening.
Yesterday was busy day wit the re-
TAIL merchants. Quite number Of
country people came In and the stores
were crowded.
A.P. Wilkinson, student at AIlegh-
er7 Theological Seminary, came down
Yesterday to spend the holidays with
friends
Orlando Stephens, an emplOye at the
steel plant had foot badly mashed yes
-eriay by letting a piece OF metal fall
upon it.
A young child OF Joseph Colbert died
yesterday morning. Funeral this after
noon; interment at Mt. Calvary, Wheel
ing.
samuel Saltzgaver left last evening
for Findlay, to spend Christmas with
his son.
Leave order at Blakeney's news depot
and have the SUNDAY REGISTER deliv-
cred sc your door tomorrow morning,
The remains Of Miss Sarah Hyatt
were shipped yesterday TO her former
home at ST. MaryS, KaS., for burial.
Boards have been placed ever the
slippery and dangerous steps at the
D0stOfice doors.
The McGibuey family ure billed TO
appear az the Elysian Theatre next
Wednesday night.
Work was suspended at the steel
plant yesterday at noon, until Mondoy
morning.
The city school board held a meeting
last evening.
w. n. Mercer is quite sick.