Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-14

in the custody OF two c0lored men. mo
| steps have yet been taken to prosecute
| the men.
This morning at 9 o'clock will oc-
cur the funeral of Mrs. Veronica Bosold
| of South Eoff street, whose death oc-
Cured Saturday evening. High re-
| QUEEN mass will be celebrated at the
ST. Alphonsus church. The interment
will be at Mt Cavalry.
! In the Circuit Court, Judge Heryey,
| yesterday the suit of j. M. Frussell
against the B. & O. Railroad Company
| for 5000 damages for injuries to house
, hold effects while In transit, was tried
to jury, which found verdict award
ing damages to the plaintiff in the sum
of $50.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock,
from the church of the Immaculate
Conception, on the South Side, occurred
the funeral of Leonard Medler, of South
Wetzel street The Rev. Father Mullen
conducted the service which was largely
attended. The interment was at Mt.
| Cavalry.
1t is said that after the last wagon
load of prisoners from Bob Clark S
place had departed for the lookup Sat
urday night, enough to fill the wagon
again came out of various hiding places.
One man was locked in a cupboard, and
five escaped through dumb waiter
opening from the third story to the
floor below
The Columbia theatre, of Bellaire,
will close the season Wednesday even
ing, with the popular attraction, sis
Hopkins" by Rose Melville. Manager
Moore, during the season has given the
people of Bellaire and vicinity the best
attractions on the road and has shown
that he is capable manager and has
gained for his horse an enviable repu-
tation
Sunday afternoon a horse attached
to a buggy owned by Harry Pell ran
off on Main street, dashed up Alley IS
and turned in Chapline street. In turn
ing into this latter street it collided
with horse and buggy owned by Hir-
am Fletcher, which was standing in
front of the Office of J. D. Mccoy Both
buggies were badly damaged, but both
horses escaped injury.
Yesterday the household goods of
James O'tIara, of South Broadway, We're
sold at constables sale at the instance
of distress warrants taken out in
Squire Caldwells court The sale was
conducted by Constable Brown. as aue-
tioneer, assisted by Fred Theirs. The
planD, lbric-a-brac and carpets are all
under deed of trust and different
mode of procedure will have to be
adopted
Local articles published in the Reg
lister are not copyrighted. The Register
does not object to their publication in
other papers, if the proper credit is
given, but when an article is literally
stolen and dished up by another news
paper as original matter, it is time to
kick" The Register article on the
death Of ''Po' Little was published in
the East Liverpool Crisis last Saturday,
under display head, and no credit was
given.
The West Virginia Underwriters
Associations will hold its quarterly
meeting to-day in the Board of Trade
rooms. The session will be quite large
ly attended from delegates in the State
and several matters of interest to in
ance men will be discussed. Yesterday
morning the semi-monthly meeting Of
the Wheeling underwriters was held in
the Board of Trade room The session
was very brief and little business was
transacted.
The Carrie Nation idea seems to
be infectious. Yesterday morning a.
large woman, wearing a long cloak,
visited several saloons, and inquired of
the bartenders if they had sold on Sun
day. AS matter of course, she did not
get any satisfaction, but she succeeded
dn badly frightening several bar
tenders, who expected her to bring out a
weapon from the folds of her cloak and
proceed to smashing If the woman
has decided to investigate Sunday SELL
ing. she has adopted very crude and
unsatisfactory method Of getting infor-
nation.