Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS.
BsllAlRE, wsElsBuaG, MARTlk's
FERRY AND W000SslttD'
BELLAIRE.

STRAW tOte-ouesh AHSA ~S -
sionary Hunting Thieves.-fhe walk
ing Match and other Matters.
About 8 o'clock, yesterday morning
some parties broke into the grocery
store OF George Muth, on. Union street,
and carried away quite quanilly OF
groceries. Flour, sardines, hgs ana o'her
Injuries were scattered over the hoor,
and things in the store were generally
turned upside down. This, 10 Is thought,
occurred during the storm, The thieNes
were not satisfied with what they got
i'm the grocery, but went To his residence
and attempted TO get in The dropping
of window revealed the purpose OF
the robbers, who were scared away 10y
the family awaking and searching Tor
them.
Al. Feeley, who has been employed
in the yards OF the c. & L. road IN TINS
city, will 20 on the b. x 5. w. Monday,
as conductor Of the construction tIaln,
vice Mr.. Murphy, who has resigned and
gone to New Mexico with eX-Superin-
tendent Hart Charlie Russell will take
the place in the G. i z. yards made va
cantby Mr.. Feeley's resignation. Al. is
A good boy, and We are glad to recon-
mend him to the good people on the line
Of the narrow gauge.
The colored people will give u grand
ball in City Hall, tonight, IN AID oil the
A. NJ. T.. Church.
4 man ut Beallsville yesterday tired
10 dispose Of horse at such y low hg-
ure that suspicion was aroused. liewas
accused OF stealing the horse, and ae-
knowlcdgcd that he had stolen It IN
Washington, Pa, and Immediately lett,
leaving the horse in possession o! parties
at Beallsyille.
The first issue OF the Bellaire beddcr,
II ldcr the management Of Hon. Charles
Allen, will appear Thursday, April !.
New type and new press will turn the
paper out almost "hrand new" and the
Democrats will undoubtedly flock to It's
support. Bellaire needs u Democratic
paper, and We are sure Mr.. Aliens a6ll-
" and large acquaintauceship will give
the Lauder boom IRON the start. Mr..
Allen is now in the city looking Tor u
dwelling in which to establish his iaml-
". The former Lauder building will bc
the Office OF publication.
We regret 10 state, from reliable IN
formation which reached us yesterday,
that Hon. Lorenzo Daniord is not feel
ing So well rs his friends expected. We
Tear it will require long time Tor his
full recovery.
DR.. Henry West, w. S. kennon and
Vim. A. Hunt, editor Of the Belmont
Chronicle, all OF st. Clairsvile, are at Co
lumbus lobbying against the passage oil
Mr.. Atkinson's bill providing for 4
vote on the question OF removing the
county seat.
The people in the Fourth Ward are
complaining that the street lamps are
not lighted until So'clock. They think,
from the amount OF tax paid 10y that
ward, that there should be no discrlml-
nation.
The Republican committeeman will
meet at the Mayors office Saturday
evening To determine on plan for hold
ing the primaries.
Mr.. Batch is entitled TO the thanks OF
the public for raising, nj. his own eX-
pcnsc, the crossing in front OF his barber
shop on Union street. Others should
emulate nlS eAulnIlc'
The Belmont glass works made large
shipment oi glassware, yesterday, To
Philadelphia and Boston.
The boys ut the G. x i, depot anu
shops took straw vote, with the follow
Ing result: Fifteen Democrats, all Tor
Tildcn for President; eight Republicans,
all for Grant.
A tramp entered the hall OF the Fifth
ward school building "Wednesday after
noon aud appropriated three OF the boys
hats-all brand new ones. A little boy
discovered his trampship and ut once
notified the teacher that man was in
the hall, On going TO the door the
teacher discovered q man removing hats
from the hooks, and she at once demand
Ell what he wanted. Putting back the
hats which he held ia his hand, he told
her he wanted a drink of water. She
procured the water aud waited until he
withdrew, surprising that hc had re-
placed all the hats. Later in the after
noon sccdy looking individual tried 10
trade of three boys hats TO u lady living
near BenSon's Ferry.
Mr. Henry Nagle, OF one Of the Pitts
burgh nail factories, is In the city visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Lou Warren, of the South Bel
lairc school. and Miss Ada Jones, OF the
Fifth ward school, have changed places
very suddenly. The Board was induced
10 take this step 10y the dissatisfaction Of
some OF the parents in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. Garrison, who says her home is
everywhere where God needs
worker. has come 10 Bellaire. Sh" enter
ell saloon yesterday, aud began her
work by exhorling and praying for the
keeper and those she found there ~
customers. In the evening she visited
the NJ. +. prayer meeting and preached
from the text, God said, Let there be
light" She is anxious 10 labor here, but
as to the advisability at this time there
is diversity OF opinion There is work
enough of her kind 10 do, but whether
she is really the one TO do it remains to
be seen.
An eight year old girl Of Thos. Troub-
ner died on Wednes lay, OF diphtheria,
and was buried Thursday afternoon.
The admission ~ the Jubilee concert
Friday evening will be 25c, and - cents
for reserved seats. THIS is an extraordi.
narily low price for the amount Of pleas
ure you derive from the music of this
wonderful troupe. We would suggest
that the practice of requesting pieces
sung be left out. You may crowd out
something much better than that you
ask for. Give them crowded house,
and let them see that Bellaire people are
fully a. appreciaiive as the inhabitants
oil the surrounding towns and cities.
George Warner and Thomas Spencer,
two coal miners from Cambridge, were
in the city, yesterday, on their return
home, after a iruitless search for two
other coal miners named respectively
Thomas Warwig and Robinson. who
robbed them Of 300 in cash, while they
were al work in Nicholson's coal mines
in Cambridge, last Saturday. Unfortu.
nately for Warner and Spencer, their
wives we're out shipping and the two
latter named gentlemen entered their
dwellings and succeeded in getting the
above named amount Of cash. One
of them had pawned watch
in Mansfield. and the Marshal OF