Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
BELLAIRE.
RECORD or YESTERDAYS HAPPtN-
lNGS.
News and Notes From the Glass City
A Fight-sad Character Locked
up-sehool Board Meet
ing-Psrsoaals, etc. =.

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Next Saturday will he observed ct
the NJ. L. Church as Quarterly Meet.
mo Preaching on Saturday evening a.
As. aud on Sunday at 1880 A. ~, ana
7:45r.N., by Rev. DR.. 5. +. Minor, oil
Rarnesyiile. Love feast on Sunday at
O'CLOCK A. NJ. All are invited to attend.
Prayer meeting will be held IN the
Presbyterian Chapel on jefferson street,
Gravel Hill this evening at q O'Clock
q. NJ.
This evening is the regular meeting
NIGHT for the Democratic club OF this
city, The club meets every Friday
evening i'm Zich's Hall. Every Demo-
crat in the city should be in attendance.
The meetings are never without inter-
est. Turn out. gentlemen; give Q large
attendance and insure rousing time.
Mrs. Joseph X. Naylor, Of this city, Is
visiting her son, William Naylor, at
Sharon, Pa. $3.50.
Our friend Alex. Wiley, formerly
clerk in =. +. Kings dry goods store,
has accepted a situation in the A. u I.
telegraph office in this city, with aview
TO learning the profession.
A little child Of Gus" koemund Was
buried ON Rose Hill yesterday. The
funeral was largely attended.
James Reese, Esq, and wife returned
home yesterday from .rip down the
river.
Rev. q. W. Natter, ID. d., will preach
in the Presbyterian Church this evening
at Pm. .,
O.S. Cummins has been laid up with
a sore ankle. caused by coming in con-
tact with an iron bolt on the cellar
door in the hardware store OF Cummins
T. Walters, OF which he is a member.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian Church at = O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. Communion services at
lo:4O \. NJ. Sunday morning.
Messrs. J. &. Ford, Simmon Hehr, Abe
johnson and several others 20 out to
Armstrong; Mills next Monday on u
fishing trip. We wish them abundant
success.
Charlie Poland, skillful barber OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, has been employed IN
the establishment OF j. 4. lord, OH
Union street.
Messrs. John j. Shuttleworth. George
Johnson and George Waltenburg all lett
Tor Armstrong; Mills yesterday after
noon on n hunting trip. The boys are
fully equipped for an extended hunt
aud will doubtless return with plenty OF
game.
w. A. Hunt, editor OF the st. Clairs-
vile Chronicle, sin the city Yesterday.
Yesterday your correspondent, ia
company with Mr.. j. b. Darrah, the
contractor and person who furnished all
the plans for the new .Etna Glass
Works, visited that establishment and
made a thorough inspection OF the same.
We first entered the room in which the
ears aie situated, and found that in
good working order. In the main estab.
lshment W. found men aud boys at
work making goblets, etc. The estab-
lishment has an oil house capable OF
holding car load OF oil, sand house
holding 5000 bushels Of hite sand and u
clay grinder weighing 10000 pounds.
The first iloor is used Tor the manufac.
ture OF glass, the second M a packing
room, wiping room aud the Office, and
the cellar ior the clay grinder and gen
eral storage. To the east Of the main
buildiug is frame structure used as
straw aud stock house. A Howe scale
has been set upon the grounds. A room
to the east OF the main building Is used
as a batch room, in which are placed
two batch wagons. TIE establishment
has large pot room, aud u fire plug
run by steam, is situated in about the
center OF the grounds. In connection
with the glass department mould shop
is run, in which is manufactured all
kinds of pot metal, from small teaket-
tie to the large lily wheel to be used in
the new window glass works; also a
machine shop, in which il manufacture
ed implements ior the works, machinery
for steamboats,, Sc. These various do.
partments combined employ, when in
iull working order, in the neighhorhood
of two hundred men and boys. The
glass which has already been manufac.
tured, is n fair specimen OF the good
work this establishment intends pro-
during.
RAD CHARACTER LOCKED Up.
Daring the greater part oi yesterday
benjamin PAUL, a saloon keeper on
lnon street, and his wife, paitvok too
freely ot their stock in trade. Fauli
wanted to run the h, use and MIS- Paul
wanted to have charge of things Here
WAS difference OF opinion, and how 10
settle it WAS the question. About iour
O'Clock Mrs. Z. called Marshal Criswell
in and informed that worthy that sile
had heard that he, the Marshal, hal
stated that under tie circumstances
in which she AMI her husband
lived, she had good cause Tor leaving
her lord. At this point OF the proceed
ings raull moved to amend by striking
the Marshal, which he did, aud also
called him liar This started things,
and both men became involved in right
lively struggle, during which PAUL. and
his wife wrested the Marshal's mace out
OF his possession and PAUL used il in
giving the Marshal two severe blows.
Criswell then dealt PAUL q terrible blow
in the face and pushed him out
into the back yard. Constable
Dru, gan, at this period, put in an appear.
ance and gave PAUL. blow on the
wrist, causing him to drop the mace,
which Criswell Immediately recovered.
PAUL. had been drinking rather freely,
and it seemed to give him an extraordi.
nary amount of strength. He turned
! Oh both officers and made a desperate
fight until well-direc,ed blow Knocked
him senselcss, and he was conveyed TO
the lookup. Shortly aitor reaching the
lookup PAUL. recovered. No blame
is attached to either Of the
officers for their actions in
this case. PAUL does not bear q very
enyiabIe reputation. lie is said TO have
a wife living in Pennsylvania, and the
woman now living with him il No. 2.
shortly after his incarceration the NO.
man put in an appearance and legged in
a most entreating manner Tor Paull's re-
lease. She became SO importunate that
the Mayor and Marshal were obliged 10
send her home. Ii will 90 rather hard
with PAUL., As the charge OF resisting an
officer. in addition 10 other charges, has
been made against him. Ii is the uni
versal opinion OF Bellaire people that
Paull's place 10 the worst kind oil dis.
grace to the city.
Misses Belle and Rena Anderson, OF
CadiI, are the guests oil Will X. Gilmore
and vile, OF this CITY.
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