Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-09
EELLAIRE.

sundry Accidents-Minor News Notes
The Monumental and Loan Associa-
ton.
Harry Thompson, a son Of the Guern.
sey street grocer, had three fingers very
badly mashed and the flesh torn bv an
apparatus used In the moving OF DIR.
McMaster's house. The little fellow was
pretty badly scared, but was feeling all
right yesterday evening.
Mrs. French will deliver lecture this
afternoon in the Presbyterian church to
the children.
An assistant superintendent for the
Presbyterian Sunday school is to be
chosen tomorrow.
John Higgins, a stranger in this place,
was taken to the lookup on Thursday
night, where he had some fits as though
he WAS suffering from delirium tremens.
Mr.. Higgins was drunk when picked up
and escorted to the police station.
Mr.. Charles Koll, OF Salem, o., was in
the city yesterday.
The Bellsire Loan Association is Great
ing considerable attention. The object
OF this exhibition is to raise funds for
nent 10 the soldiers and sailors OF Bel
mont county. We do not see why this
should not prove a grand success. II
the people will take hold it is bound to
be one of the finest exhibitions ever held
in the city. A special request is made
of the citizens OF Wheeling TO loan TO
this exhibition all the curioslties, min.
erals, pictures, etc, that they may own.
Security will be given for everything
that is loaned. An opportunity is af-
iorded to the merchants OF Wheeling 10
come and take a booth and advertise
their goods. The privilege OF selling is
also granted to any who have booths.
Mr.. Harry Curtis, OF Steubenville, is
spending few days with acquaintance
in this city.
Jessie Turner has the first OF his pat
ent coffee pots out now.
Eight members of the old st. Cecilia
brass band have organized, and are play
ing nicely.
Mr.. J. :. Sullivan had one OF his hands
very badly hurt while assisting some
men to clean out the entry OF the coal
bank. Mr.. Sullivan was working beside
man who was usinga pick, and moved
his hand without thinking OF the conse-
quences, when he was struck between
the third and fourth fingers. The pick
! went through his hand, making an ugly
wound.
"Dot Leetle German Band" consisting
OF six pieces, paraded the streets yester-
dav, and furnished the whole town with
music for contributions.
The Monumental Association will
meet on Monday evening at their rooms,
32j Union street.
There was no meeting o: the Bellaire
Building and Loan Association last
night.
Confirmation services at the German
| Church tomorrow.
The Board of Trade met at the City
| Hall on Thursday evening a report
| from the Committee on Organization
was read and adopted. Mr.. F. NJ.
Strong was appointed committee OF
one to solicit membership. The men,
bers made themselves very scarce at the
meeting Let them all turn out at the
next meeting, and do some good for IT,
| Citv.
Mr.. James Murray will build protec-
| ton walls at the ends oi the creek bridge
as soon as possible. This is the best
move the city has taken for a long time.
Mr.. Charles Bowers. of Martinsvllle,
was in the city yesterday.
M. Frank Arnold passed through the
city Yesterday, on his way home TO
Beallsville with his new and charming
| bride.
The Wheeling Steam Laundry have
as their agents, Messrs. Evans & Co.,
merchant tailors, and all work left with
them will receive the same attention as
at the Wheeling office.