Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30
BELLAIRE.

Mr.. J. 4. Greenfield, freight clerk in the
c. & ?. office at this city, has been ap-
pointed Freight Az ent at East Liverpool
and will enter his new field OF labor
November lSt 1882. Gus has been in
the office here for over twenty years, and
has always been a faithful employe. He
deserves the promotion. We are sorry 10
loose him, but our loss is his gain.
J. NJ Lytle. who had his eyes almost
blown out by the explosion OF gun powder
while cleaning out tiue almost ten days
ago, can now see pretty we'll, and will go
on duty on the G. & 7. road tonight
Two DRINKS were run in on Saturday but
the business has been dull since.
Thos. Middleccf, a c. w. Bachelor cook,
now manages the culinary department in
Graftons East Lake Dining Rooms.
Mrs James Wells, wife Of James Wells,
of the Window Glass Works, will remove
from Columbus TO Bellaire to-day.
The indications are that the ]. J. Club
ball and supper will be grand success.
The b. & S. w. Hotel is having big run.
Spanger Post q. A. X. No. 81, has taken
charge of the "Gypsey Queen rendition,
and will spare neither pains nor expense
to make its presentation success.
The race was all the talk yesterday.
Father Gull will lecture on the Bible and
other misunderstood doctrines OF the Cath
Ole church, in the Methodist church at
Powhatan, O., on Tuesday, Move mber 9th,
at $50 +. NJ.
Mrs. Mcnamara and Mrs. Turnbull and
their friends are making strenuous efforts
in the concert for the benefit of the CathO-
lie church, December Il, 1882.
Mr.. John Nolan, of Bridgeport, was in the
city, yesterday.
Sem" Perry, the accommodating, and
obliging and good looking GLOBE House
porter, has returned from Newark and will
remain.
Mr.. Robert Davis. who has been linger-
ing with consumption at his residence on
Gravel Hi for several years, died yester.
day afternoon. Mr. Davis was siXtyfour
years old and was highly respected. He
was former resident of Wheeling and
was the fatherin-law of Chap Leasure
who was killed by the street cars in that
city some years since. He was member
of franklin Wheeling Lodge |. o. OF, No.
3, and will be buried by this lodge and
the Bellairc Odd Fellows tomorrow at
Greenwood cemetery.
John s. Price, formerly OF the C. < P. Of
flee at this city, and now OF GAINESVILLE, is
with us for a short time.
Sunday trains are badly needed on the
c. d 7. road.
MIS-. EnlUld, wife Vi JOullsOIl, CbI-
Ored, died very suddenly at their residence
in the Third ward on Saturday. She has
been suffering from consumption for the
past six months, but has not been confined
to bed, being able to walk about the room.
While doing this in the aftern Don she
dropped dead, much to the surprise Of the
inmates of the house, as her death was I'M
expected. The deceased was aged 81 years
and was q good Christian lady.
The late train on the C.. x p. Saturday
night, bringing those who took in the boat
race. was a scene Of disgrace from its leav-
ing Brilliant till arriving at Bellaire. The
cars were crowded with men and boys,
nine.tenths of whom were full of bad
whisky, and fight after fight took place.
Revolvers, knives, rocks, bottles, clubs,
umbrellas and big fists were tlourishing
around promiscuOusly, and many eyes
were artistically frcscoed and heads cracked.
Drunken men and boys prom.
ensdcd through the cars, climb
ing over the seats, passengers
and everything else. They crawIed up on
the seats trying to crawl out on the roof, fell
end over end, wallowed over the women'S
fine garments and carried on like pack of
hyenas. In fact no pencil can describe the
scene. The fine new coaches were badly
damaged, and the company will loose ten
times as much as they made.
Mr. Martin kayanaugh is getting along
as well as could be expected with his
mashed foot.