Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
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Justice Thompson was yesterday
released on $500 bond, and the case
now goes forward to the Circuit Court
There is prospect of lively times
ahead for the folks who have Deen
after the Justice. -,
-Po Little was released from JAIL
yesterday.
Friday morning at four o'clock the
temperature at the steel bridge was %,
and Yesterday morning at the same
hour it was 81. 1t is a big change
from the maximum of 9712 registered
last Wednesday afternoon.
The front of the new English
Lutheran church is rapidly nearing
completion, and presents handsome
and imposing appearance. IL is a
credit to the church and all connected
with it.
Albert Schrumpf, of Benwood, was
arrested on three warrants sworn out
by Charles and August Felber, charg-
ing him with disorderly conduct. The
cases were dism ssed by Squire
Schultze, he holding that Schrumpf
was not the guilty party
The st. Matthews vested choir,
which was invited to sing at st.
Luke's church to-day, will not do so
owing to the death of brother OF the
director.
To-day will be observed as a day
of fasting and prayer by the communl-
cants of st. Alphonsus church.
The Wesley M. E. church is be-
ing cleaned up and renovated inside
during the summer vacation.
Phil Sheridan, young man work
ing at the Nail City Stamping Com
pany's factory, had two fingers and a
part of the third cut off in a machine
yesterday.
Harry Strobel, an employe Of Nc
Mechen's preserve works, had his right
hand badly mashed Friday by heavy
box falling on it.
The wisdom displayed by Re-
ceiver Oscar G. Murray, of the B. &
O., by making a traffic alliance with
the Great Northern Steamship Compa-
NJ, through Fairport, and the hand
ling of Chicago and Milwaukee freight
by way of the Owen Line of steamers,
has been demonstrated by material re-
suits. Up to the first of July the west
bound package freight receipts at
Fairport increased about 5000 tons
and the east-bound increased about
5000 tons. The total increase of
business was about 20 per cent.
Barbara Dauber yesterday quail
fed as Administrative of the estate of
Frederick Dauber, deceased. Bond,
$500; Edward Refer, surety
"A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Christian Kleiner, a native
of Germany, aged q, and Laura Luella
McComas, a native Of Belmont county,
aged q.
A large shipment of street cars
went over the Pittsburg division Of
the B. & O., yesterday afternoon.
There was no Police Court, yes
terday morning.
%. T. Barrett, charged with cruel
ty to animals, was released from Jail
on bond, yesterday.
The ninth attachment suit was
brought against w. ]. Coyle, late
owner of the Wheeling base ball fran
chise. Jacob Kunz sues for $3.50,
claimed for taking care of the ball park
%. S. Barrett was given a hearing
before Justice Fitzpatrick yesterday on
the charge preferred by the Humane
Society. Of cruelty TO animals. He
was held to the higher court on $500
bond, but had to spend a time in jail
before he secured the bond.
The Wheeling G. A. r. Posts have
decided to go to Buffalo on the morn
ing of the 23d inst. via B. & o.
If Captain Bob Cook arrives early
to-day, as he expects TO, he will give
an exhibition Of walking on water at
Wheeling Park lake.
Several DRINKS were locked up last
night, by the police.