Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-04

KE.
L Pickett, Frank
1ng and'tWo other
party Of girls went
am two miles west or
ID the day. The took
ling beverage With them,
bows got tired sitting in
king Co the girls, they went
elk TO deep hole, just OPP
Glasgow's house, 60 go In
Ir. Glasgow demonstrated
about creating such a scene
his dwelling which offended
men aud they assaulted him,
COWS son came TO the rescue
also was set upon and beaten.
.sQOw entered suit against the
men In Squire CoOper'S Court,
1p them with assault with intent
The young men were willing
q guilty 20 assault, but the pros
ID would not modify the charge,
Squire held each Cf them IN the
5000 for their appearance In
Ion Pleas Court
Emmett Pickett. shorty" Long and
James Morris, jr., had hearing IN
SQuire COOper's court yesterday on
charge o. roting and an assault with
intent Co kill They pleaded not guilty
to the charge. but pleaded guilty 20 as
sault and battery. They were held tn
bond 10 appear ia Common Pleas Court.
These young men, with two COM
paniOns and several lady friends, went
out 20 Wauace's dam last Sunday for
picnic party. During the day they left
the ladies aud went 90 q spot further
down the creek, aud went 10 bOthiug 10
front Of John GlaSgow's house. Mr.
Glasgow warned them not 10 go In
bathing there, when they assaulted
him and beat him no In q shameful.
manner. Mr.. Glasgow's son came to
his assistance, and he also was assault
ed; hence the suit
George Brandt, q yellow girl, who
has been working at Wheeling, came
70 this city on TuedsaY evening TO see
Jack Terry, cO.Ored chap, who had
been paving her attention OF late, and
whom she accused of Keeping company
with other girls, much 20 her discOm-
future and peace OF mind. They quar-
relied, and George slasded Jack on the
arm with case knife. She was ar
rested and kept in the lookup over
night. JACK went security for her fine,
and they are now as happy IS TWO tur-
tie doves.
Z Samuel Duchs and wife, C. NJ. Wey-
rick and sister, Miss Lizzie Ault, VIM.
Carroll. Sig. Gr0etZ A. Iolmle, WIN.
Satterfeld, j. @. Brooks, J. Weeks, Ii.
Weeks and c. +. StrahI, left yesterday
in company with the Wheeling delega-
g.. ~..r fffnrr.rrfnr frrne|atra
at Denver. Col. W.. o. BerguldJbal
and wife also left yesterday for Cinciu-
natl from which place they viii accom-
pany the delegation from that city.
Messrs. Husbands 81 Inskeep an
nOunce that they purchased the Beilaire
window glass works for the purpose OF
operating the same. As they are ener-
getic aud Shrewd business men they viii
no doubt meet with success in their new
venture, as there is room here for st
least one window glass factory.
VIM. Frost had a hearing in the
Mayors Court yesterday on 81 charge Of
resisting an officer. He was bound over
TO court in the sum OF 5000, and will be
taken 70 jail to-day IL he does not fur
nish BAIL
A young son Of George Turnbull, of
near Georgetown, is in a preCarious
condition, having been poisoned by
vines One leg may have TO be ampu-
tated.
hiss EaGra Sellars came home from
PsIssbErg yesterday, and has gone 20
CaSpgton to assist In revival meet
ing.
w. II. Gill will remove his family to
Muncie, Ind, where he has q large fac
tory for the manufacture of glaSShOuse
pots
Mayor McGOwan bound WIN. Frost
over 20 court I'm the sum Of $500 for re-
sisting an officer de furnished bail.
Mrs. Hannah Archer, Of the Second
ward, continues seriously ill with q
complication of diseases.
Edward Steger and family will leave
this morning for a ten days visit 20
friends near Pittsburg
One drunk and diSordcrly was dis
posed Of az the Mayors Court yesterday.
W. r. Dutton, editor Of the Malta
Register, was in the city yesterday.
Sames Fitton is 40 Columbus looking
after large contract Of plumbing.