Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS.
BelLAIRE 8RUITINGS AND WELLS
BURG WAITS,
Wicked BeIIaire-Her Police and Other
News-Mysterious Death Near Wells
burg-The Political Fences
Personal Points.
BELLAIRE.
Police Court Doings- Exemplifiostion OF
Dull Times

Police Court Doingr-Exemplincaio OF
Dull Times.
The stockholders OF the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad will hold a meet
ing in the room OF the Bellaire Building
Association, on Belmont street, on the
afternoon of may 10th, at 2 o'clock.
Business OF importance will be trans.
acted, and good attendance Is wished
for.
4 trench is being dug for the purpose
OF laying the gas pipes from the street
cars stable to the new Mission Chapel.
The new brick store-room and dwell
ing-house of Fred. Eberle is being
rapidly put up.
Miss Ella ]. Alexander and mother,
who have been absent from our city TO
New Cumberland, w. Va, on visit,
returned on the noon train yesterday.
We know one heart that will beat faster
when he learns OF their return.
The City Hall Is undergoing repairs.
Truly this was needed.
Robert W. Nelson is suffering from
illness.
The thermometer was away up to 81
degrees yesterday at MERGERS drug store
corner.
The man OF typographical proclivities
from our sister city, Wheeling, was dis
charged by Mayor Criswell yesterday,
after paying fine OF ~
and costs, amounting in all
to s. CO. We hope the bloods OF Wheel
ing will have arrived at the conclusion
that our city Is a poor one for them TO
come to and get Soaked" and escape
the eye OF the law, as We have policemen
OF ability down here.
Mike Carey was brought. before Mayor
Criswell, yesterday, on a charge OF AS
sault and battery on the person OF John
Jones. His Honor fined him - and
costs, amounting to 81 10.
A man named Crozier was fined -
and costs ior plain drunk by Mayor
Criswell, yesterday. Marshal Criswell
made him pony over 81 to be put in the
city funds for him having amused him.
sell by tearing up his bed while lodged
in the city cooler.
Samuel Day, an old and respected cit
izen OF Mead township, this county,
died on Sunday OF the asthma. His
death was unexpected, although he had
been in poor health Tor some time past.
Mrs. Laura Z. laing, OF Pittsburgh, is
visiting Mrs. Vim. Reed, on Front street,
Gravel Hill
Miss Fannie Dutiry, ct Mount Oliyet,
is visiting friends in the city.
=. q. Hamilton aud wife, left Tor
Georgetown yesterday, on short visit.
Elias Clark, oi GAINESVILLE, was in or
city yesterday.
. John Deem and Casper Rodenbach,
the two tramps who INDUCED IN a tree
fight on Sunday, were fined - and costs,
amounting to $500, by Mayor Crlswell
yesterday. On account at an inability
To lIquidate the amount, they are en-
gagged in breaking stones in tbs work
house.
The following are the gentlemen who
will engage in the coming base ball con-
test between the boilers and naIers:
Boilers-John Baker, captain; Louis
Clohan, Al. Emory, Peter Wagner, All.
Lazaell, Adam Long, William Marsh and
George Jennings. Nailers-Juhn Wier,
Samuel Simmons, Aaron Miller, Charles
Baltzell, Dave Stewart, Gus Harden
stein, Thomas Wilson aud Milt Stewart.
We will patiently await the event.
Why did the repairing OF the Indian
Run bridge cease?
Miss Emma DANIELS, OF Sharon, Pa,
is visiting the family OF Samuel Stewart,
on Gravel Hill.
A man named Hays, resident Of
Benwood, received u painful kick on the
knee, from mule, near the Riverside
farnaCe, yesterday afternoon.
Several Gravel Hill residentcrs were
engaged in shooting pigeons "a the
streets last evening. We did not earn
who took the medal.
The Soldiers aud Sailors Monumental
Association met at the mayors office
last evening, and adopted IA resolution
requesting the citizens To display their
flags, bunting, and decorate otherwise
on Decoration Day, the 10Th inst.