Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-23
8 lolIs Ol YESTERDAY.



FIOfa Morgan, OF Ravensw0Od, who
left that place last Friday to go to EN-
pire, O., and who lost her way, was lo-
Gated yesterday at Bridgeport and is
now at a residence in that town She
was found at the Bridgeport depot by a
little girl, who took her to her own
home The Wheeling police we're in
formed of the matter last evening.
About fifteen car loads of steel rails
having been shipped by the Bessemer
company arrived at Benwood Junction
last night. Part of the consignment
will be sent to Chicago Junction some
time to-day.
The Kings Daughters held an in
teresting meeting at the Second Pres
byterian church last evening.
Officer Joe McCausland, of the
Market street force, has rendered his
resignation to Chief Clemans, TO take
effect September LIST. Joe intends to so
into business for himself and every one
will wish him we'll. He has been a
splendid officer.
A young son of Joseph Bird, OF
Caldwell's run, died yesterday afternoon
at ITO o'clock. The arrangements for
the funeral will be made to-day.
The new stable which is being put
up on Forty fifth street for Frank Ober-
ly, the ice dealer, was damaged consid-
erably during the storm on Monday.
Frank Plankey, the well known
employee of the B. & 0. shops at Ben
wood Junction, had his left hand badly
mashed in an accident on Friday last.
His injuries were quite painful and will
cause him to be laid up for some days.
1t is likely that the Belmont nail
factory will be put in operation some
time shortly. The machines of the fac
tory are now being overhauled. The
department has been idle for the past
month.
The skelp~ mill ct the Belmont
works will be put on this morning 1t
has been off during the past two weeks
owing to lack of metal.
The plate mill at the La Belle
warks which are idle on account of a
scarcity of metal, Will resume work in
a few days.
There were eleven cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Lottle
O'Toole and Sadie Woods went to jail,
and their male companions, caught in
the house No. 1917 Eoff street, got
thirty days on the bill. The case or
Josephine Wood was postponed until !
p. M, because the witnesses did not APP
pear. and the net result was five more
commitments to Jail.
An oil lease from Christie Ann Nc
Coy, Elizabeth Wait and Robert Wait,
and others to the Fisher Oil Company,
dated April II, 1899, for 220 acres OF
land in Liberty district, consideration,
$3.50, was admitted TO record at Clerk
Robinsons Office yesterday
Five deeds OF trust We're admitted
to record yesterday.
William C. Hall was yesterday
authorized to celebrate the rite of mat
rimony. w. A. Milligan surity
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Wendlin A. Neimer, a native
of Wheeling, aged 20, and Loretta ..
GRAY. a native of Missouri, aged 20.
The Mayors Labor Day proclama-
ton will be found in this issue Of the
Register.
The retreat at Mt. De Chantal will
commence this evening.
Yesterday the police department
was notified from Pittsburg that two
BOYS. one named Edward O. Malley, OF
No. 131 South Front street. and the
other Carl O. Malley, of East Liverpool,
had been arrested there, and shortly
afterward the Bellaire police reported
these same boys had stolen $500 from
their uncle there. The Pittsburg au-
thorites were also to hold them, and a
Bellaire officer went up at p. m. lie
returned with the youths late last
night