Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
OUR NEIGHBORS.
ALL OF THE LATE NEWS OF THIS
LOCALITY.
Budget Of Personal, Political and General
Matters From Be!Iare-Monster
Meeting at welIsburg-St.
ClairsvilIe Annexation
Ma!tes-CIaring-
ton Notes.
BELLAIRE.
Newsy and Spicy Correspondence from
the Glass City-Crimnal Notes-Per-
sonals-A Missing Man.

Newsy and Spicy Correspondence from
the Glass City-Crim,nal Notes-Per-
sonals-A Missing Man.
Quite a number OF Democrats were
buzzing about about town this morning
The County Executive Committee held
a meeting at Martins Ferry, and this
brought several strangers from the
county seat. Among the strange DEM
ocrats here We noticed c. y. Gaumer,
OF the Gazette, A. d. Thompson, Deputy
Clerk OF the Court, and Ed. Feeley,
Deputy Treasury. They were all as
happy as larks, and feel, not only conf
dent OF complete victory in this coun.
ty, but also in the United States.
w. A. Hunt, OF the Belm ont Chronicle
was in town to day, looking after some
fences that need repairing in the Repub-
lican field.
James Fitton, OF this city, was elected
President OF the Burr's Mills Camp
Meeting Association, Thursday.
There is more sickness in Bellaire just
now, and more complaint about the
filthy condition Of our alleys and gut
tiers. The two affections are talked Of
together generally.
The weather this week has been too
hot for our mill men. None OF them
have made full time during the past
week. Even the factory Knocked oil
two or three afternoons.
Mr.. Jones, the Youngstown orator,
was around yesterday again. trying TO
stir up some enthusiasm among the Re-
publicans, but it was no good,
Even the Garfield and Arthur club
meeting of Thursday night was a
fizzle, and not man went into the
hall. Does this look like a boom for
Garfield? And yet it foretels what is
coming from Bpllaire this fall. A fizze
in a Republican club meeting in city
oil ten thousand inhabitants, is straw
| of some note.
A fire broke out in the roof OF the
American House, yesterday morning,
but only slight damage resulted. 1t
was started by defective flew.
A Mrs. Reilly was tried before Squire
Powell yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF assault with intent to kill, pre-
ierred by Mrs. Durkin. She was rec
ognized to Common Peas Court, but
she soon furnished Il bond, and the last
YOUR reporter heard OF her she was in
terviewing tine Mayor, hoping that she
might be- able to get back at the other
woman in some way.
John Adams, young man heretofore
thought great deal OF, is mvs;eriously
absent from the city, and there are many
conjectures as TO the cause. lie was a
butcher and was doing thriving bust
ness He and Il partner carried on busi-
ness on Guernsey street. A great many
people think John will turn up all right,
| but he has been gone since Monday and
he has $3.50 and all his clothes with him.
The negro prisoner was turned loose
this morning. The Frostburg officers
either didn't want him very bad or else
were dubious about him being the right
man. and yet the negro didn't deny
getting the money.
A fine new slaughter house is being
erected in the First ward by John
Hell.
This afternoon the National and Bel.
mont glass house boys will cross willows
on the diamond field, near the gas
works.
VIM. NJ. Meek and wife entertained a
number Of friends nj their home, Thurs
day evening.
The two men who were hurt by the
fall OF the Belmont glass elevator tho
other day, are getting along nicely, and
! will he out again in short time.