Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-21

pair Of blacks, splendid animals.
Edward Wells and wife, OF Etna-
Vile, were before Mayor Hathaway,
yesterday, as disorderly. They stayed
at the boarding house OF Mrs. Craig,
Just above the steel bridge. A few
nights ago that locality was aroused by
unearthly screams and howls. II ap-
pears that Wells and wife were leaders
or participants In general drunken
brawl. They got 81 and costs each.
This is not all in the matter. as six
more persons at the same boarding
house have been, or soon will be, ar
rested.
Six car loads Of rails for the new
street car company will arrive from
JOhnstown, Pa, to-day. The Bellaire
division of the road will then be COM
pleted and the new company proposes
to show greater activity than ever be-
fore In completing the road. This COM
pany recently bought the Schram 81
Cummlns farm, at Benson's ferry, that
thew might lay their tracks through 1t
and thus avoid four railroad crossings,
At this point the entire force OF the
company is now massed.
AT midnight on the 30th OF this
month the Crystal glass works will close
down for a presumable six weeks stop.
At the end OF this time, II the scale
shall be made, the works will start
again with bright prospects. During
the shut down the usual necessary re-
pairs will be made. Nearly all the fac
tories Of this class all over the country
are now closed for their summer stops.
Theodore LObmeister has had
charge preferred against him by the
Board OF Health, for dumping large
amount Of night soil in his back yard,
nearly causing the removal Of several
families from that locality. A warrant
has been issued for his arrest.
The Directors Of the Electric Light
Company met fe " evening ago for the
election OF a board Of directors. The
old board, with the exception OF John
Rauchenberg and ]. c. Heiniein, newly
chosen, were reelected.
Mayor Hathaway had. TWO DRINKS at
his court Yesterday. They were Pat
Leonard and John Davis, Of EtnaVille.
Each got s. and costs. Neither could
pay, aud they were taken to,Jail at st.
ClairSville yesterday.
The Misses Sophia Evans, Cora Rit-
chic, Ella Franzell, and Albert Toj-
ping, left yesterday afternoon for Den
nlson, o., where they will be in
attendance at the Eastern Ohio Con-
vention Of the Y. 2, s. E.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, Tomorrow evening, will give
one Of sheir famous suppers at the
chUrch between the hours OF five and
eight o'clock IN the evening.
Rev Stephens is at Barnesvllle at
tending the adjourned meeting OF the
PreSbytery. While there he will preach
the installation sermon OF the services
qualifying the new munster.
Mrs. j. X. jolly and daughter left
yesterday for PittSburg, TO attend the
commencement exercises of Ursuline
Academy. Miss Gertrude, daughter
OF Mr.. jolly, will graduate.
DR.. E. Strong, Of Cleveland, was In
town yesterday, looking at the office
ate above Dents store. He thinks Of
locating here, and seems greatly taken
with the situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clark, accompan-
led by Mrs. Townsend and Henry Har-
rison, are home from Sewickley, where
they attended the funeral Of Milton
Harrison.
Frank Robinson and wife, OF this
place, accompanied tY JnO. Lash and
wife. Of Wheeling, will leave tomorrow
vi IN
Chicago.
The First NJ. E. church has been
sold 10 the cOlored Baptist cOngrega-
ton. The two congregations exchanged
houses, aud the Baptists gave $500
extra.
An elegant programme is prepared
for the entertainment given by ST.
Anthony's school this evening. The
exercises will begin at S o'clock.
DR.. C. Custer, a physician Of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, with
headquarters at We,lSville, o., visited
Bridgeport yesterday.
J. T. Fuller aud daughter, OF Toron-
20, O., were visitors in town yesterday.
Mr.. Fuller is proprietor of the Goucher
Hotel in Toronto.
Mrs. DR.. Cook has bought lot I'D
joining Mrs. Mary Smiths residence,
and will have erected on it fine double
frame house.
Jas. Clost, from Brazil, was here yes
terdaY calling on friends. He was
formerly Of st. CairSyille and is here on
a visit
Last Mondady evening Miss Alice
Cox entertained large number Of her
friends In very pleasing manner.
Another car load OF sever pipe for
Pike street extension arrived yesterday.
The pipes will be placed to-day.
Mrs. Y. T. Civley has been called to
het parents home down the river, by
her mothers serious illness.
Work Is progressing slowly on the
new NJ. Z. church, as the slater failed
to have the roofing ready.
Mrs. Ross Alexander is at st. Glars
Vile for few days. visiting the home
OF Dr. Robert Alexander.
A sister OF r. T. Howell, Mrs. Henry
Negand, Of Washington, d. O., is a
guest Of Mr.. Howell.
Will Carson, Of Toronto, o., was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Ewing, of Chattanooga, Tenn,