Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
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IE snirs,, Esd has again gone II
his farm in Csrroil comfy 90 d
Mr. Mi!t stewart spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Woodstield.
There appears TO be some danger that
our water supply may fall short II the
river does not rise soon.
The new gas furnace at the nail mill
will be started up 10 day, and the miil
will be able TO run steadily in the iu.
ture.
There is no session OF court in this
county until NovembeI 9th, so the law
yers are able TO relax their labors a
while.
Balisirs needs steam fire engine, for
In case OF big FIRE at time like this we
are liable to find the water supply in.
sufficient.
Rev. Mr.. Gordon presrhed his sermon
Al the Pres byterian Church yesterday,
and 10 day takes his departure for his
new home at Alton.
The ferry boat Jessie L, will, after the
LIST OF September, run only until s
O'Clock in the evening. Bear tins in
mind or you may be left.
At the primary election held in Bel.
laire Saturday night, Mr.. Fred. S. Gin.
ton was elected as member of the
County Central Committee.
Afew new cases OF diphtheria were
reported on Saturday, among others Il
daughter OF Mr.. d. II. Rice. The dis
ease is graduly losing it's hold, however.
Col. J. H. Rice, business manager for
the Agnes W. Villa Combination, gave
us pleasant call last week. This we'll
known troupe appears here in Camille
on the evening OF September 9TH.
The second man is getting up bad
reputation for election rows. 1t will be
;membered that this election held for
selecting judicial delegates broke up in
q umpus, and Sa urday night tn ,re W: s
q Ike performance.
Mr.. James Fitien Was surprised TO Ste
BY Saturdays Inteiiigtncer that his
mother in law was dead. She Ccoi, d
him a good breakfast that morning and
he is strongly under the impression that
the newspaper man must be mistaken
i'll the statement.
The line between sore throat and diph-
liberia was drawn by couple OF doctors
on Wednesday afternoon. Why wasn't
it drawn before?- Be'Idue Independent.
ANY man with common sense knows
that the line always has been drawn,
and that Bellaire physicians have no
power to change it.
The editor OF the Independent instead
o! arguing his case fairly, again de-
scends to his old plan OF personal abuse
and misrepresentation. Weneyer stated
that there was no cause for alarm on &C
count of the great amount OF sickness in
Bellaire, but We did state and We reit-
crate It that the Independent has by its
foolish course caused great injury to the
business of Bellaire. We believe in
giving the facts, but when it comes TO
advising tine citizens of Beilaire to go
out OF town, to 90 snyW here, just so YOU
get away from Bellaire, then we say 1t
is time TO call a halt. The REGISTER,
with its usual enterprise, spoke OF the
alarming increase Of sickness here some
six weeks since, but at that time
the Independent man thought W.
were misrepresenting things, now how
ever, he has his paper filled every night
with silly advice which is calculated to
10 the business OF the city great harm.
We want facts, and facts alone
The Democratic primaries were to be
held brtween the hours of and 8 y. ~,
and their regular voting place in this
SeCc; d ward is in 50 Ire High'eymtn Q
building, but ne was called away on
business. He lett word, however, that
he would be back shortly after s O'Clock.
Instead OF waiting for him, an organiss-
ton was effected and voting was COM
menced in Stshps store rooms. When
Squire Hieleyman heard this he went
up for Frank Hindman, and they effect.
ed an organization, and opened the
polls in the regular voting
place, but all did not 20 well, for within
few minutes the crowd from the OPP.
posing side filled their room and de-
mandrd an explanation. Words were
followed 10y curses and curses by blows.
The furniture Ia the room was soon
turned into kindilng wood, the windows
were mashed to pieces and some blood
was drawn. Mr.. Hindmsn, who had
been elected as Judge, thereupon an
nounced that the polls were closed anil
that no election had been held and so
this matter ended. Oh course no dele
gates to this convention from this ward
have been legally elected. No arrests
have been made although large mum.
Der should have been.