Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12

ates are Blanche G. Smith, Minnie Nick
erson, Jesse e. Smith, Chester W. Ter
rell and Josephine r. Hess.
The police last night raided the
poker rooms opposite the postoffie. con-
Quoted by ''Dode" Fisher and Rich
Eeuter. In the former the proprietor
and i've players were caught, and in
the latter the proprietor and nineteen
players. All put UP for their appear
ance in Police Court Monday morning
Yesterday morning at her home on
South Jacob street, occurred the death
OF Mrs, Dora Sehrumpf, well known
South Side resident. The deceased was
born in Germany, and was in her 64th
year. She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. F. Bishop, Misses Lizzie
/ and Lille Schrumpf, George, Frederick,
Henry, August and William Schrumpf.
Yesterday Humane Officer Echols
sent Mrs. Minnie Duvall to her old
home in Huntington. 1t will be re-
! membered that she is the young wo-
man who found her husband working
in Hoffman's tannery, where he had
been employed for some time. He
a certain street number to wait on him.
In the meantime he drew his salary and
! disappeared.
! -on Tuesday evening, the 14th, will
/ occur the lecture on the Building and
| Destruction of Solomon's Temple" by
the Rev. S. I. Westhafer, the pastor of
/ the Fourth Street NJ. e. ChIl.-. The
| affair will be given in the Masonic hall,
under the auspices of Bates Lodge The
| lecture promises to be a very interest
! ing and able one, as Mr.. Westhafer has
visited the scene and has made a very
careful study of the subject.
| The town marshal of Fulton arrest
ed two Wheeling women last night for
disorderly conduct, and placed them in
Jail. About 1880 o'clock some excite
ment was created in the little hamlet
over dispute between the marshal and
mayor. The marshal threatened to re-
move the badge from one of the may
or's special police, and the mayor re-
taliated by threatening to take the
badge off the marshal. There were
threats of arrest before quiet was re-
sacred.
Yesterday morning at his home on
South Wetzel street, occurred the death
of Leonard Medler, after an illness Of
several months. The deceased was in
his SD year, and was born in Germany.
He is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. w. G. Meyer, Misses Lizzie,
Tena and Lena Medler, and Frederick,
Mart, Joseph and Harry Medler The
funeral will occur on Monday morning
at 8 o'clock from the Church of the I'M
maeuiate Conception. Interment at Mt
Calvary.
| AS stated in the Register some time
ago, the cases of State VS.. Clarence
Johnson and Hugh DeyInney will come
up upon writ of error, in the State SUI
preme Court, at the June session of
that body, which will be held in Wheel
ing. Arguments will be heard on June
4 10th. The State will be represented by
/ Attorney General R. H. Freer and How
ard & Handlan, and the defense by
/ Dovener & Coniff and s. o. Boyee.
I There are about dozen First district
cases on the DOCKET.
There was another row of some pro-
/ portions growing out of the speak
easy troubles at Glendale last night.
1t is understood that several partici-
pants were more or less cut and
bruised in the melee, but no names
could be learned A message was sent
to Moundsville for police aid, but the
officers refused to go up. as Glendale is
not within Ineir Jurisdiction The
trouble is said to have originated
i among tenants In the row." all OF
! whom are coal miners