The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-17
STREET CAR STRIKE.
Mot Much Trouble Experienced
Along the Line Yesterday.
THE MAYOR GIVES FAIR WARNING
rnot Parents viii be Held Respon.
sibye for the Actions of Children,
ybo are Now Causing tho Greatest
rrounIc-Extra Officers viii be APP
nofntcd by tho Mayor

There was little trouble experienced
On the street car line yesterday. More
oor, were run than on any previous day
sinrs the strike began, and they were
no,obIy better patronized, Several OF
tbom about 5 p. m. were quite iull OF
n,,sepgers. No cars were run to Ben
wood, however.
All the trouble experienced was in
,be sixth and Eighth wards, and it was
all made by children, or SO it was
ALLEGED. Several cars were delayed by
tricks and stones on the track, placed
there by children. The impression
which apparently prevailed that there
Was no remedy for such annoyancos by
children will doubtless be dispelled
when the following notice by the mayor
i, read by the parents. 1t has been
nrinted as circular, and copy will be
placed in every house in the city to-day
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
An ordinance in relation to the Police Court OF
the CITY OF Wheeling, Section H. Page ~ OF
Inc Civ Ordinances.
SECTION 10. II any minor, apprentice, or per
5D bound 10 service for term OF yaaEi, shall be
convicted OF any Oilcnsc against any ordinance
Minis city the said court tdny, TT It's discretion,
S,ier execution to issue against the pdrenf,
gnrFr on gIlGTdilH, or person having the legal
rGarte aud control OF the person no convicted
t0faly fine, forfeiture or pccunlary penalty IN
cured by such Qllense ana inc costs OF prosecu'
w. .T.I fhnI thn n ,NO
rLur,pd shall first be summoned and have Teu'
,0nable time aud place assigned him or her To
,how cause, iiany there be, why execution shall
hal bc issued " aforesaid. And prouided further,
that, II at the said time ana place SO assigned
he mid person so to be charged shall appear
md rciuse TO pay OF satisfy, said judgment then
tEc sald minor, apprentice or person bound TO
service ior d term OF years may DO sentenced to
imprkonmCnt rs provided In the ordinance
under which he or she Is convicted, unless said
aaralL lpndilu or muster shall sooner satisfy
aid Judgment or said execution may be never
tbplcy, issued against the snld parent guardian or
DRslcr nj the discretion OF the court rendering
iIp said Judgment, but said court ut Its dis
Cretun may ut the time OF trial, whether II
orders snid execution TO issue or not, sentence
Inc offender 10 imprisonment rs provided in the
ordinance under which he or she was convicted,
In default OF the payment OF the forfeiture or
prcuniary penalty assessed against the party
convicted, by order Of
Mayor of the City OF Wheeling,
F&lC, 90
Tho mayor also Yesterday decided to
appoint extra police sufficient to en-
force the laws, and an advertisement
for men to servo in that capacity APP
pears in another column this morning.
Mayor Caldwell said yesterday that
he proposud to Quoll tho disorder at
any expense OF effort or money, and
not wait until the turbulence increased
and somebody killed, when the public
could Justly blame tho authorities for
inaCtion.
In North Wheeling, where the cars
were run for the first time since the
strike yesterday, there were some OBJ
struclions placed on the track, and the
men OH the cars turned them and drove
back down town.
Dr. II. b. Baguley was driving in his
buggy at tho corner OF Eolf and Thirty
eighth streets at s o'clock last evening,
when brick was thrown. striking his
buggy lie did not know that this was
demonstration growing out OF the
strike, but as he has been severely
scored because OF utterances about the
North Benwood towards who "did up"
Newton and Hartman, he suspects that
was the motive. One OF the strikers, a
friend OF his, promised to try and find
utwho tho cowardly assailant was.