Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-28
BELLAIRE.

A man who gave his name as John Hen
~, and who is said to 1--we at New Martins
vile, w. Va, filed up with booze yester-
day and started out to terrorize the town.
He carried a large bar bottle as weapon
e CdenSe and defense. He first went into
Mrs. j. II. Hartsou's millinery store, on
Belmont street, and began amusing the oc-
cupauts. Officer John Strobel was called,
but the fellow had disappeared before the
officer arrived. Going down on Union
street, Henry saw Emmett Picketts eX-
press wagon passing, and began calling
Picket bad names, finally inviting Pickett
TO get OF the wagon and he would give him
q trouncing. Pickett got of the wagon and
was going to tackle Henry, when the latter
brought the big bottle into view, and PICK
EFT ran into Hartwig's barber shop.
Henry followed into the shop
and corneriug Pickett, hammered him over
the head with the bottle. Pickett's head
is severely bruised, but the injuries are not
dangerous. Ohicer Strobel came along and
conducted Henry 10 the city jail. When he
put in an appearance at the Mayors court
Henry acted ike be was we'll acquainted
with the law in such cases and promptly
pleaded guilty 10 assault and battery. He
was aned SIS and costs and sentenced 10
thirty days in Jail He will be taken to
ST. ClairsviUe.
Buy copy OF the SUNDAY REGISTER TO-
morrow aud be convinced that it is the pa
per YOU have been looking for. Special
correspondence from all the nearby towns
I'm addition 70 the spl 3udid telegraph SER
vice. Leave orders at Blakeney's news
depot and have it delivered at your door.
Joseph Lombard, the well-knOwn glass
worker, who went TO Pitts6urg several
weeks ago to work, fell while at work in
that city and broke several ribs. He is
now lying in the West Penn Hospital, and
is doing as well as could be expected.
Elder w. II. Talmage, of McKeesport,
Pa. nephew of Rev. DR.. Dewitt Talmage,
and who married a girl who formerly re-
sided 10 this county, viii preach at the
Christian Church tomorrow morning and
evening
A letter received from Fred s. Clinton,
Of New York City, formerly a prominent
Democrat Of this city, states that he has
been quite sick for some time. and that he
has lost two of his children recently.
Street Commissioner Kern has force Of
men at work removing the iceberg on
North Union street. Snow and ice have
formed an enbankment three or four feet
I'm height
NaDOLNOnt Alt AAA-lC CtASiNalt - NuH
subject of e. H. Adams lecture, under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Lecture
Course. next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Adams, nee Doty, died at
her home on Noble street on Thursnay OF
consumption, after a Prief illness. she
was buried at Rose Fin cemetery yester-
day.
Chalmer Trimble has returned from a
delightful visit 10 friends and relatives in
Brook county, W. Va
Leave order az Blakeney's news depot
and have the SUNDAY REGISTER delivered
al your home tomorrow morning.
David n. Rice, the well-known contract
or. who has been long III, Will 90 70 Colum-
bus for treatment
squire John Workman and wife, OF
Whitney, were visiting relatives 10 the
city yesterday.
Mrs. T. =. Morgan, OF Seialia, Mo,
formerly q resident Of this city, is visiting
reletives here
4. a. Rcdofer OF Rodcfer Bros. left last
evening on business trip t0 Rochester,
~ s.
The pave d streets are being torn up no
manv places % repair burst water pipes.
Grimes Cellar Door at the Elysian
Thcatcr This evening
ENC1uutv Comm ssiOuer Berry was in
thc city yesterday.
Teachers examination a. Central school
building today.