Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03
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III squire CrlsWeli, OF Mourdsville, by
reason OF The sickness OF SQUIRE Riddle,
neld hearing here yesterday morning
a the case OF Phillip Crossen. lie is
the citizen who was adjndEed insane.
aud sent 10 Moundsyille, but who re-
turned, IL being declared he was sane
again. After coming here be again
showed signs OF insanity. by using pro-
fame language a. Barney Ward's resi-
dence. Constable Sprouts arrested him
aid he was confined 10 the lookup At
the hearing IL was decided 10 send him
again TO Moundsville jail TO await the
sction by the authorities at Weston in
sane Asylum.
ABOUT PEOPLE. Miss Alice Crockard
left yesterday 10 resume her studies at
Washington, Pa. Seminary. SQUIRE
Peliey and family ace home after spend
Ing week among friends aud relatives
AZ Grafton. Thomas Shepherd is in
disposed. Paul Riedel and four com
panions will leave to-day for hunt to
Glover's Gap.
PERsoSAL-'Squire Riddle is better.
Miss Rebecea Croekard, from up the
river, visited her brother William, or
this place, a few days ago. Peter
Doian, Jr., has returned TO Morgantown
University, after spending the vacation
here.
Last Monday evening there was n
pleasant asSemblage OF young folks at
the home OF Miss Eva Peabody, on
Water street. Games were played and
good time generally was enjoyed. De-
licious refreshments added to the de-
lights OF the evening.
Wilson Hubbard, chief engineer at
the ferry, has secured a patent for an
automatic cylinder cock. Mr. Hubbard
expects TO realize n neat sum by the in
vention. The patent can be seen at the
ferry boat.
The Boggs' Run band occupied its
new hall for the first time last Saturday
night. number OF guests attended,
and pleasant evening was spent.
A number OF Benwood society people
attended the ball at Mozart Hall,
Wheeling, given by the House & Her
mann base ball clue.
NJ. ]. Kelley will leave to-day for
Oakland, Cal, 10 reside. lie has been Z
visitor in town for six months.
VIM. Chapman and four others left
yesterday evening for trip 10 Hundred
on hunting expedition.
The M. l.. congregation will occupy
the lecture room OF the nea church one
week from next Sunday.
A crowd OF persons from here attend
ed the Switchmen's dance in Bellaire
last Monday evening
Last night the Red Men Installed
officers. The X OF L. installed their
officers Monday night.
The A. o. U. w. will have a meeting
tonight, at which officers will be ia.
stalled.
Thomas Dougherty, OF the ferry, Is
of duty for a week visiting at Pied e
mont.
Several Benwood people attended the
Reilly will case in Wheeling yesterday.
Allie Chapman had his hound in the
Mozart Park fox chase last Monday.
The Misses Hattie and Dora Davis
have returned from visit to Mlngo.
Mrs. o. o. Gates is home from a trip
TO her former home at Powhatan, q.
Edward Kentucky and family will
leave to-day for visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Edward Siegfred, OF Steuben-
vile, is guest OF friends In town.
Charles n. Simpson. OF MoundsvIlle.
was visitor in the city yesterday.
y William Carey is homo from a bust
sTess trip through Pennsylvania
n new saloon is to be opened In the
Deegan property on Main street.
The public schools opened yesterday,
after the holiday vacation.
Mrs. John Higgins, who has been
very sick, is little better.
Several new pupils have been added
to the public schools.
Luke Taylor is on the sick list.