Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23
BEllAIRE.

A complaint was made by Marshal Dru.
gan against Sam Offord, of Tom Lilly's sa-
loon, for running game called chuck
luck" lie was given hearing before
Mayor Cooper yesterday, but the case was
dismissed for want OF sufficient testimony
to convict. The officers are after the gam
ing table gentlemen, and il is not probable
that there will be much Of 1t done here
after.
Mr.. Gus Hartenstein is the delegate from
Black Prince Lodge No. l57, this city, 10
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Knights OF
Pythias, TO he held at Columbus to-day. He
left on the . o'clock train yesterday after
noon, and was accompanied by County
Treasurer Feeley, ollie Blackburn William
Miller and VIM. Price.
Last Friday the bottle works turned out
and packed 2o2h gross OF bottles; one
shop made 40 gross and dozen. THIS is
reckoned good work; in fact il is said 10 be
very good work. considering everything Is
new. The men and boys about the factory
are feeling more than little proud Of their
success
Mrs. Anna. wife Of Thomas Dickens, OF
the Fourth ward, died at an early hour
Sunday morning, and the remains were
taken yesterday morning to Warnocks Tor
interment
Bellaire is the quietest city on Sunday to
Pittsburg to Cincinnati She carries the
banner for good order on Sunday.
The Striking" boys at the Lantern Globe
works went to work yesterday at the old
wages.
Col. w. p. Edgerton, special agent from
u. s, Postal Department, has been in the
city for two or three days past, viewing the
various places proposed for new postoffice.
1t is not yet definitely known just where IL
"a =. al shat hn M n
building OF the Goblet Company, on Union
street will be selected.
The next meeting Of the Belmont County
Teachers Association will be held at Nor
ristown. on Saturday, May 9th.
The Barnesyille District Fair Association
has elected A. T.. Dent President, and Hon.
VIM. i. Bundy Vice President.
Petition are being circulated in Wayne
township, praying that the people may
have vote on the question OF appropriat.
ing their share OF railroad funds 10 build
ing new school houses.
Henry Tarbet and Mary Collins were
married at West Alexander Sunday morn
fng.
There was really an attempt at suicide In
the Fourth ward, Saturday night, although
strenuous efforts have been made TO keep
/. quiet. Ii seems that lanes Clark and
his wife OF the frame row" had some words
at supper time, the result OF jealousy.
About 10 o'clock at night Mrs, Clark was
found in a semi-uncOnscious state, and q
physician was at once summoned. Dr.
Anderson and Officer Nagls repaired 70 the
house and fOund the woman almost gone
from the effects OF sn overdose oil lauha'
mum. They at once went 10 work with her
and antidotes were administered by the
physician, and the officer and others walked
the woman about from ten O'Clock until
about three in the morning, at which
time she showed signs OF recovery. In the
meantime the husband came home, and
from his general talk il was found that this
was not tha first effort of the woman in
that direction, although IL came very near
being the last She had taken about an
ounce and q half OF laudanum. search
about the room showed that she had pre-
pared for the worst, for She left note -
follows:
lanes. you have cursed me because !
loved him better. Good bye, James. Good
bye, father and mstheT, am going home
~ heaven DoILIE"
The Woman, Is said, Is OF good
family. but has lived anything bat
A happy life since her marriage,
and freanent auarrsls sprana mp because OF
the Jealous feeling existing with the nus
band. The "him" referred 70 In the note
ID aid TO De young man sout pWn Who
seems to have had foudness for her before
her marriage. Mrs Clark was taken 10 her
| home in New Castle, Pa, by her Husband
Yesterday afternoon, where he will leave
| her iOr time at least.
Col. C. 1. PoormaD. candidate for Con-
eress. in home from Steubenville and Jefief-
| Sop county. where he has been unearthins
some of the operations Of Tsylor and Upde'
graft He says he found that they were
| distributing plenty Of money, and he
| thinks IL will react He II also taking o'm.
/ fort out Of the affidavit Of Private Dslr.il
concerning Taylor's operations and thinki
that he is virtually laid out In the coni,sss
| Chief George H. Muth feAsted the tlfs
Department in the City Hall last might
and the ''lay out Of refreshments was I'M
mense. Chief Muth ID getting soiid Wth
Auditor Coffi and has gone 10 Newark Y
be present At meeting Of Auditors at sha
place on Wednesday 70 appraise tne Cen
tIal Ohio division OF the ID q q railroad
The man Ellis, from Bridgeport xn'
has been confined in the city lookup hef
for several days. on . charge Of attsmPunl
rape. was discharged yesterday, ana n
coats we're not paid much TO the disgun
bissx Hopor, George crisxell'