Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-06
BELLAlRE.
A. ]. Habig Bound Over 10 Court for
Shooting Chas. KildOw.-Kildow and
Gregg Also Held for Their APP
p9arance--- 0ther Notes.

A. ]. Habig, the Wheeling drummer
A. j. habig. the Wheeling drummer
who was assaulted by Chas. Kildow
and Samuel Gresg at Bethesda about
two weeks tgo, had nearing before
Squire Mason yesterday and was held
in the sum of $500 tt await tae action
of the next grand jury for shooting
with intent to kill. 1t will be renem1
bered that when Habig was attacked
he shot I<ildow. Kildow and Gregg
waived a hearing before the Mayor yes
terday and were held to court in the
sum of $500 each, Attorney James Tall
man going on their bond. After
which, on complaint of Kildow, Habig
was taken before Squire Mason's court
with the above result.
A complain was made against Ed
ward Clayton by John Gallagher,
charging HIM with shooting with intent
to kill Clayton is the B. & 0. watch
man who shot Gallagher when he was
trying to cross the B. & o. bridge a
short time ago. The hearing was 10
have been before Squire Mason yester-
day afternoon, but was postponed.
Judge briggs for the prosecution, and
n. X Kennon for the defendant, are
the attorneys in the case. Constable
Hazel served the legal papers in the
case.
Last night Black Prince Lodge in
stalled the following officers: G. c.
Harry Hunter; V. c., Elmer Grow;
Prelate, Charles Culbertson; NJ. A.,
Alex Dubois; Nj. of W., H. A. Lichten-
berger: NJ of r. J. A. Lockwood; X.
of r. and s.. Robert McVey; M. of
e. c.. C. w. Dickens; |. G., James Fry;
O. G., Geo. Oldert; Trustee, D. T. An
derson end VIM. Davis.
A fire broke out in Charles Kaiser's
stable, in Oak clley, in the Fourth
ward. about o'clock yesterday morn
ing and it was almost destroyed be-
fore it was extinguished. The horse
was rescued. but a fine surry and trap
was destroyed. The loss could not be
ascertained at this writing.
w. E. Upton and F. c. Kemp, OF
Bethesda; A. F. Jackson and A. F.
Griffith, Of Pittsburg: B. A. Neff, of
Sistersville, and ]. B. Hollister. of
Rochester, n. Y, were at the Hotel
Anderson yesterday.
George Arnold, formerly a Justice of
the Peace and school teacher of this
city, but now of Powhatan, O.. is said
to be losing his mind. He has been in
bad health for some time.
]. l.. Kearns, from off the main line.
is the new operator at the C. & p
depot in place of Ralph Irons. who has
been changed to Newberg, near Clere-
land.
James Alexander. formerly of the
Spirit OF Democracy, now Of the Zanes-
vile Signal, was in town yesterday, en-
route from Woodsfield 10 GAINESVILLE.
W. L. Johnston and W. c. Cotton.
of Cleveland; Park VALLEY. of Bethesda,
and F. Guthrie, of ST. Louis, were reg
istered at the Windsor yesterday.
William Feeiey returned to his home
at Chicago yesterday. Ed. VIII leave
to-day for Columbus They were here
attending their fathers funeral.
The open installation Of officers OF
the G. A. r., Sons Of Veterans and
Woman's Relief Corps takes place to-
night in the G. A. R. Hall
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, daughter
of j. Fl. Gallagher. Esq, has returned
to Columbus, Ohio. where she is en-
gagged in training schous.
Miss Emma Warnock, the general de-
livery clerk at the postoffice, is on the