Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-10
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Saturday was an unusually quiet day in
the city.
Persons are on the lookout all the time
for the bodies of the Heaters.
One of the bodies off the Scioto was
picked up near Bogg's run, on Saturday
and forwarded to the claimants.
W. Z. Stewart has been elected direc-
tor of the Glass City Building Association,
vice S. Q. Hamilton, resigned.
The Bellaire blast furnace has been
banked up preparatory to going out OF
blast. ~
The Democratic county convention will
meet in Martins Ferry, August 3.
Capt. Little, Louis Long, Jr., S. c. Gar
rard and others projected and carried out
an excursion on the c. y. Lucas to the
scene of the wreck yesterday Fully one
hundred and fifty people went along and
that many more were refused. Capt. Tom
Prince took splendid care OF his crow and
returned them home late in the evening.
A special train under the auspices of the
town of Wellsville, was down the G. 4 p.
yesterday looking up the found bodies.
Council makes one grand mistake in Or
dering distribution of lime through the
streets and alleys as a deodorizer. The plan
that should be pursued is to compel all
householders to observe habits of cleanli.
from the kitchen and bedroom in the back
alleys or more frequently in the street IT
self, there to decompose and exhale no1lous
vanors and poisonous matter to the detri-
ment of a whole city. The sanitary condition
of this city in other seasons has brought
forth an abundant harvest Of sickness and
death. and absolute measures
are Necessary now to prevent a
recufyeEce of last years history. Give the
Health Committee those means to carry
out what their sense and discretion will
dictate, and they will make Bellaire what
it was naturally intended for: city hab-
liable "all the year round 1t has been
the custom for a long time with many of
those who can afford it to fly from here as
soon as the hot weather comes, and remain
away until the healthier Fall days arrive.
There is no necessity for this sweeping an
nual exodus and the remedy is with Coun-
Gil.
Diphtheria is prevalent in Monroe coun-
ty, having been carried in by some visitors;
A passenger car on the st. Clairsyille and
Northern road capsized one day last week,
deranging the running of trains there for
a day or two. Some passengers aboard the
train were also more or less bruised and in
jured.
Col. John Barton, a frequent visitor to
the city from Colerain township, was mar.
ried on Wednesday evening last, to Mrs.
Annie Pratt, OF st. Clairsville.
The berry crop is very abundant this
year and raspberries are beginning to
come in already in liberal quantities. The
r. & 5. w. will have all it can carry in a
lew days.
The Turner's feel very grateful to Cap
tain Cochran, Superintendent of the South
western, and his conductors for the cour-
tesies extended on the Fourth.
Mrs. Charles H. Goodwin, wife of the
Journalist and physician, was in the city
last week for some days.
A large brick warehouse is the latest en-
terprise Of the Belmont Glass Company.
The Wheeling Bicycle term makes occa-
sional excursions to this city.
Rev. W. r. Covert, of Pittsburgh,
preached in the Church of God yesterday.
A lad whose name we did not hear was
fined 81 and costs Saturday for jumping on
b. & o. trains in motion in this city
The Happy Six" danced at City Hall
Saturday night.