Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-25
BELLAIRE.
Personal GOssip-The Radical
Excursion-News in General.

EXCurS1On-NeWe III ocHcEdA'
There are still a few Greenbackers
here who are clinging to the sinking
ship.
II would he a change highly appre-
ciated il our street cars could be propeii-
ed at more rapid rate than at present:
MANY persons walk who would ride II
better time was made. The weather 10
cool now and there is no danger OF in
turing the horses.
D. G. Wiley and B. F. Whips, OF
Z,nesville. spent Saturday in town.
A B. & y. engine and coal car jumped
the track on trestle short distance
above the B. & S. W. railroad depot on
Saturday and narrowly escaped serious
accident. 1t took muchtime and trouble
TO replace them on the track.
Sarah Campbell had Thos. Basford ar.
rested on Saturday charged with using
profane and abusive language. The
controversies among the witnesses were
anite exciting. Fine = and costs, 5000
in all.
J.J. O'Connor was bout town on
Saturday. He halls from Pittsburgh.
Rebecca Roach charged by Mary Shiv.
ers with using abusive language, plead
guilty and received the usual tine-s2
and costs.
Mrs. James Norris, OF Newark, o.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Col. Morris,
OF this city for few weeks past, left for
her home on SATURDAY. morning.
On Saturday the Wheeling Radicals
send band down here TO play through
town all afternoon. The Radicals OF
Bellaire filed in the intervening time
having a Bellaire band out for two
hours. In the midst of this the Repub-
lican Independent paper came out with
nearly two OF is pr, cious columns filled
with entreaties TO the Republicans to
turn out AMI 30 to Wheeling. Messen.
gers were sent in all directions 10 drnm
the boys up. After all o. this the Re
pubicans were hard hearted enough TO
allow the train to 90 ont with few more
than $50 men on board. Now the bust.
ness men turn ont with aoout one-half
their number, they are stil scared for
they have some bets standing yet, but
| the workingmen are over their scare,
and are not foolish enough to tramp
around in the wet and mud TO aid the
gail lOukSI' ScHsiU't
Geo. b. Parham and w. ii. Eutledge,
of Philadelphia. were stopping at the
! Globe House, Yesterday.
Dick Burton, who was run over by
the B. * s. W. passenger train at Bealls-
vile, on Friday, died from his injuries
Col. Poorman, OF this place, who in
1872 was candidate for Congress in this
district, has been engaged for the last
few days in delivering some tarif
speeches. As the Bellaire 7riJur ex-
presses it, "by special request"
Mrs. Samuel Wilbane is on visit to
relatives and friends IN Pennsylvania.
Martin Heprich's funeral was largely
attended yesterday afternoon by friends
OF the family. The Turner's OF Wheel
ing and Bellaire also took part in the
ceremonies.
Pratt's secondhand book sale is TO
take place here on Tuesday and We'd.
nesday evenings.
ii. A. Tanner, OF Petersburg, was
about town on Saturday.
1t is good thing that Yesterday was
Sunday, Tor had it not have been so
some OF our business men" might not
have been fit for business after their
Wheeling trip. Such an example
should he frown.d upon by peaceable
people.
Several persons were put in the cooler
on Saturday night. Our city had pass
ed just week without any arrests. 1t
seems hard that we can't pass Satur.
dav night without so much disorder.
Revolvers are dangerous weapons for
drunken men to handle. The Republi.
cans should pass a resolution that all
their men should be requested to leave
theirs at home before going t. Wheeling
again.
W. &. Jorden and son, Of Allengheny,
were in the city Yesterday.
The presence OF ladies' in the cars had
no influence upon the actions OF the
drunken men on the excursion and l.59
trains SATURDAY. night Revolvers were
drawn, and affairs presented quite Sc.
Iious aspect for while. 1t is pity
that such actions are countenanced by
respectable people.
4 very handsome flag is to be pre-.
scented TO the regiment by the Demo.
cratic ladies OF BelIaire the early part o!
this week.
Some OF the boys who were in Wheel
ing Saturday night became kind of
"mixed up" and did not reach home
until Sunday morning. They still chung
to a portion OF a torch.