Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20
BElIAiRE.


ed,aSsis tant postmaster by Mr.. Wise, the
new postmaster.
Councilman Gallagher says that he has
mnutely examined the system OF sewer
age projected for the city by Engineer
Norton and adopted by Council, and he is
now more forcibly impressed with it,
Councilman McGowan might try the same
examination with profit to himself and
satisfaction to his committees.
The workingmen will nominate city
ticket this evening.
Rev. s. ID. Palmer preached in the L. p
church Saturday night and assisted in the
Communion services yesterday in that
church.
Caspar ellis has taken charge OF the
wheel on the steamer Lucas. Caspar il one
OF the most popular pilots about Wheeling.
and his friends will be glad 10 see him in
his new position.
Hon. George F. Evans, OF Martinsburg.
W. Va, was registered at the Globe House
yesterday.
5. l.. Mooney. Esq. of Woodsfield and
Robert MCEldowncy, of New Martinsyilc,
were at the Globe House, Saturday.
The steamboat Pittsburgh was at this
city several hours yesterday taking on a
large cargo of nails and glass. The Bellaire
Mill and the Belmont Mill, of Wheeling,
furnished about 800 kegs of nails, the la
Belle Glass and the Central Glass Works
large cOnsignmentS of glassware; the Bell
aire Window Glass Works the .Etna and
Goblet Works furnighed large lots OF their
wares. Capt. VIM. Cou,Son. OF Wheeling,
agent for the Pittsburgh and st. Louis lines
was with the Pittsburgh yesterday
The last performance of The Prodigal"
was given at the City Hall, Saturday night,
to very large audience. Miss PoOrman
improved very much and was largely the
popular favorite. The singing by Miss
Shores was much admired. Mr.. Grafton
and Mr.. Clinton also were very popular in
their respective characters. Between 500
and 500 gross was realized by the G. \. X.
saturday night Officer Nagle scooped in
duartette of drunks and disorderlies; Thos.
Dggerty, Fred Troll, Frank Wilson and
Jack Cro1ier. Diggerty paid fine OF 81
and costs and the rest OF them will appear
this morning.
Saturday night Case Tobin was arrest
ed BY Officer Archer for interfering with
Officer Naglc, and on the way 10 the lookup
he broke and ran off. Archer fired shot
at him, but Case" only accelerated his
speed and escaped.
Mr.. Charles Eyerle informs Us that it is
not likely that the monument will be ded-
Cated before the middle OF next Septcm-
Der, and the dedication services will be in
commemoration OF some Union victory.
A pair Of: beaa6fully planned and exc.
cuted books in maybe have been press n ted
to Mr. Fred Everie by his cousin, John
Everle. OF Meltonsburg, Monroe county.
A slip at Rush Run on the c. & Z. road
on Saturday broke down the telegraph
lines and OhstruCted the passage OF trains
ior some hours.
Col" Kemple. successor To "Soer" Ritt-
ner in the South ward, is accused Of poss.
essing in a large degree the same objrc.
tionable quality that characterized the brief
but brilliant term OF Office Of his dstin-
guished predecessor. viz: Inyisbility in
an emergency.
John Price. a c. & r. clerk, has gone To
GAINESVILLE TO accept a clerical position in
the ROadmaster's office.
Bellaire is building
Mr.. George Maring ha, 50 far recovered
a. TO he out on the streets again.
A. soon as the people Of Belaire under
stand the sewerage system they will vote
as a unit for its construction.
Rev. B. 5. Dean. of the Disciples Church.
preached powerful sermon, yesterday. on
The Man Moses
The telephone in No. will be stretched
this week, and all all night service initial
ed April lst.
The High School pupils will resume
their studies this morning in one OF the
rooms OF the NJ. +. Church.
THE vORKISGAES.
Turner Hall was we'll filed Saturday
night by citizens Of Bellaire who rep resent
ed the various branches OF industry. in
operation in the city for the purpose Of
nominating al Independent Working
mems ticket for the consideration Of the
voters at the approaching charter election.
NJ. T. s. Clinton presided and Mr.. ". Jones
acted as Secretary. II was explained that
the object of the convention was u nOmin-
ate ticket that would harmonic the ele-
ments of dissatisfaction, and be acceptable TO
the disaffectei Of all parties in the city. The
Ischair then stated that ~ there had not
been sufficient notice given OF the holding
of the convention he would entertain mo
ton to adjourn. However before adjourn
| ing, he appointed committee OF three 70
select delegates for the convention TO be
held this evening in the same place. This
committee reported the following names
with the distinguished marks Of political
| faith attached:
First ward-J. DefiinhaHgh, r.: J.. JEFF
| fers. Jr., K: J. Metsranairan. D.; ". 5. No
| Ian. ID.
Second ward-J. Fallen, d.; s, Cullens,
DC. Rosser. K; Alex. Ogle, X.
Third vard-L. Hammond, r.; =. S.Clin-
ton. H.; 6. johnson, D.; H. Piper. ID:
Fourth ward-H. Ulrich, K; /. Long,
r.; VIM. Zimmer. D.: l. larsch, u.
Fifth ward-J. Johnson. r.; II. Goh, X
| A. Hardenstein. G.; =. Miller, ID.
| The convention will meet this evening
| and make nominations