Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-09
BELLAIRE IN BRIEF.
News Notes and Events of Yester

News Notes and Events of Yesterday.
The mill was on full blast yesterday,
but is likely to knock of to-day.
The street cars were on half time yes.
terday, rs the ferry could not run on ac-
count OF the shore ice.
Charles Weber aud Frank Wood, two
/ Of Marietta's boys, are visiting friends
in the city.
John Mccoy, Of Gainesville, waded
along our streets Yesterday.
q. NJ. Hutchinson, Of Beasvile, was
| in the city Yesterday on business.
NJ. Somehow returned to Bellarc
yesterday, after prolonged trip to the
east.
Ben. Block, OF Philadelphia, is visiting
friends in Bellaire.
The Street Commissioner with force
were at work, yesterday, on our flooded
streets.
Six children under the guidance OF
Col. kellg1re, sought refuge in the
Children's Home, Yesterday.
Col. Trueman, Of our city, is worry
ing his brain in the production OF an adj
dress for the entertainment to be given
at Bridgeport next Friday night.
The Mayor and other city officials
were up before the Grand Jury, yester-
day.
The Grand Jury will make clear
sweep this time ii summons count any
thing.
The Glass City and German Groves of
Druids, of Bellaire, received an invita-.
ton from Wheeling chapter Of the
same order, to take part in the organ
lzation OF a new grove on Thursday
evening. 1t is the intention OF these
groves to take advantage OF this BROTH
erly invitation.
Quite number OF the Red men have
taken the high degree of Hay Makers!
Notice the pOntoon bridge over the
angry flood Just below the Cowen q
Sheets bank building on Belmont street.
The Shakespeare Club held an inter
estng meeting last night at the residence
of Mr. Crafty, OF Belmont street. The
play OF Hamlet was commenced with
iull number present.
The new IIauk building is to he occu-
pied by the following parties: DR.. Smith,
Rees & Gallaher, Tallman Brothers, j.
w. YOst, J. w. Eaton, Hon. Mr.. Dan
lOIb, IDluhlllE INbpAilFs dllA i''SNVh INV
House. The basement would make
handsome barber shop. This fine build
ing adds tone to all the locality in which
it is situated.
Mr.. Clement Gidd suffered painful
injury, yesterday morning, in Henry's
coal bank. AS he was pushing a loaded
car OF coal out OF the mines the coal
catching on the roof tell back on to one
hand. One finger Was almost torn from
the locket while tinger-nail OF another
finger was crushed entirely off.
At the Council meeting last night roll
call showed Bippus, Eberle, McGOwan,
Higlevman Lockwood, and Reed pres
ent. Bppus was made President pro
tenn. Committee on Bridges report that
on investigation they find that
the city has never enter
ed into anv contract with
the b. 4 o. Il. Il. concerning Union
and Belmont street bridges. The re-
port was received and adopted. A spe-
cial committee reported concerning the
charges against special policeman Boyd
OF the First ward. The charges we've not
sustained. The resignation OF Henry
Kemple, special policeman OF the
Fourth ward was received and accepted.
The matter OF employing civil engi-
neer was laid ovea until next week.
Geo. Muth, clerk Of tine Fire Depart
ment was granted permission to act in
accordance with the law III regard TO the
property on Thirtv.second street. On
motion, adjourned until this even
ing for the purpose OF pass.
inc an ordinance TO paw claims.