Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-14
DELLAIItE.
A Nswsy budget Of Notes ana
Personals.

E0Ho0tsssss
Tho otamni Of the High school ines at
the reaidenos OF Squire Powell, on Dol
mont street. saturday evening, TOT the
nnrpose amending another evening OF
social enjoyment together Their oh
loot was accomplished. " L.
During the heavy storm In THIS Guy,
Saturday night, n saver pipe when
na.saa through the cellar Of the Belmont
glass works bursted, flooding tho cellar
ei the works, destroying q large qusnu'
~ oi soda. ash and lime. The loss 10 o.
,Ima,ed at something over 500.
A meeting Of the Belmont Turnyerien
sooiety In called Tor tomorrow evening
nj Turner Hall. business ut Importance
10 Ia be transacted
Robert Mccoy, an enterprisins hoy'
starts to-day 10 learn tn be drug CLERK
Ile will DO employed by h. u hami''
ElsIe, n little daughter OF Louis Pratt,
WAS buried yesterday. lnterInent took
place nj Rose liill cemetery. a large
number Of friends were In attendance
Tho attention III Council N called To
the defective drainage Of tho sewer ON
the southwest corner Ol tho Fourth warn
school house, During the severe ram
Saturday night tho crossing ana pave.
mcnt for halt u square AROUND was
Hooded with water ON account oi the
saver pipe being undraiuablc'
Ono of the horses used on the street
chr line WAS 80 overcome by heat Satur-
day afternoon that u was necessary 10
take the animal out oI the car while nj
IA, lower end aud have u fresh one
sent Tor, "a.
Tho greater part ol tho nesly'buill
stone wall between Indian Kun anu
James Horns lot was washed away ny
tho lrcshel, Saturday night, caused by
tho heavy rains,
Mira. Robert NJ. Ray. Of Noble street,
Gravel Ilill, sustained u severe Hprainei
wrist aud back by board, on which
shn was standing, on b~om,ng loose
from tho walk, r,bounding, striking hor
In various places.
The Rrllaire City Glcc Club will meet
al the homo al Miss Matte Myers, on
Brlmnnt streut, tomorrow evening.
II WAS again shown On Saturday alter
noon that nj times difference at opin'
ION ia liable Ia occur, via! A traveller,
whose name IN not known, who hal
boon stopping NJ tho iilobc House, set
tied his hill aud intended leaving on no
wcSihound train, but when no
ordered his trunk ho was told by
Mr.. Morris, tho proprietor, that he
could not have II until ho paid 10 cents
ior having used the bed IN the room hn
had formerly occupied after having paid
hiH hill, which he refused Ia do. Tho
traveller took hold ol one end oi the trunk
aud The hotel proprietor no other, anh
after lively time oi whether or not he
would got his property down stairs, the
guest camo out first hest. Huko haue
him pony over the M cents before he
lett town, however
A picnic was given nj Cummins' or
chard, Saturday afternoon, 10y tho Hell
lairc CITY Orchestra. A gond attendance
pIcotrd thon, aud amid music, dancing
Sc, all spent tho time pleasantly. A
hnndsomc benefit was thus given the
boys, aud all are getting we'll paid Tor
what lhry spent
Tho galno of hall played hy the Ohios
and Clinions on Saturday afternoon ~.
suited ~ victory Tor the ohlns by u
score al ~ Ia ~. Tho game Was M or
citing ono,
A horse owned hy some gentleman
from tho country Was hitched Ia n post
IN front oi Jake bursts, when sudden
pusi III wind struck the awning In front
ol tho building causing tho h0rB, IA
break loose aud throw tho saddle from
of its back. After which tho animal
started up street, but was checked 10y u
party standing near nj hand.
A paliny icuCe on tho cast and board
fence on the west has been crested
around the large grounds surrounding
tho Morgan residence on the corner ui
GUERNSEY aud Thiriy-seventh Htreots.
u In with deep regret va chronicle
the death of Mrs, Mary Cummins, relict
ol tho late James tummins, oi l'ellalrc,
llcr death occurred on Sunday, june
~, at her rosidenre al the north oi
Graycl llill, NJ four o'clock y, N, Hhe
VAS, nj ipo time oi her death, In her
eighty s,vcnih year, Mrs. tummlns IL
tho mother III Mt Thomas aud Misses
Lizzie nnd Maggie tummins, all oi
whom resided with her NJ the time oi
her death She hns been u citizen Oi
llvlairr almost from the time al liz birth.
Tho addition Ia Iclairo known as Cum.
Minis addition wnS owned 10y tho de.
ceased aud other vast excursions oi
property. With deep regret many ol
tho cllsrns al licllaire aud Wheeling
will learn III her dcmiso,
MeHHTs II. n / Blum intend closing
out their summer stock al goods NJ great
w reduced priccs They have somn oi
the Rncsl silk aud serge parasols aud
sun umbrellas, aud all other goods IN
proportion, to bo found IN Bellairo ~
Wheeling, al prices much lower Than ~
either city. Now isa good chance IL
yet bargains.
L. NJ Faucet, Esq, ticket agent oi
tho u so Company at th's place, lolt
Tor Chicago Yesterday, where ho viii
inin his wife, who In noa visiting friends
In that city aud together they viii W Ia
Kansas Cily on an oxtendcd visit. John
A. Randolph will do the honors 81 Mr..
Faucets place during the la,ier'n ab'
sCenCo.
Joseph Mausel. u citizen III Ilellaire,
hut Who has been absent from tho city
ior over fourteenth months, travelling ~
the Tar West, returned home last even
ing
The frame house occupied nv ,ioo,
Harper, situated on the west side OF
Gravel ilill, had the stone wall which
stood west oi II washed away 10y tho
rain of Saturday night The
foundation III the house Itself was
also partly undermined. The yard pro.
scented terrible appearance, large stones
having been washing down from the
hill aud lying scattered all around.
Several additions WERE made to the A.
NJ. T.. Church last evening, THIS has
been u profitable communion Tor that
church,
Tho game III ball played by iho BARON.
and iioppoes ON Saturday afternoon
showed that square run would have
been better than n loppoe one. The
score stood lito II Ia favor oi the Baron
nine,
Gus iiartons,cin, who has been visit.
inn al Catrnllton, Ohio, returned home