Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-30
BELLAIRE.

Over $50 was realized by the city from
| Sunday drunks Good for the first day Of
| the week.
Walter Cowen, who was so badly injured
at the Lantern Globe Works, will recover.
The Ohio Valley Railroad project is dead.
raising the 500 600 asked Of this city, and
| the scheme is quite as dead now as IL was
| before the Marietta people came up here.
VIM. Wooden, O colored barber, is miss
| ing since last Wednesday. He leaves q
wife and two children here.
The assessors Of this city return 1872
| horses, ll6 cattle, Ga mules, IL sheep, 62
hogs, l2s carriages, i2S watches and 2l7
pianos and organs.
Frank Wilson assaulted old man GAZETTEER
| Saturday evening and the officers are now
on the lay for him.
The City Board of Equalization has com.
pleted its labors and adjourned sine die.
| The total valuation in the city was increas'
ed about 81 600.
Thomas 0'Neal was run in for drunken.
ness, and the Mayor taxed him - and
costs Nopay. Stone pile.
John Bird and Ada striekler were pro.
nounced man and wife on Saturday even
Ing. ..
At the festival given for the benefit Of
the colored pastor Saturday evening about
S35 was realized.
VIM. Randolph and Miss Allie Morrison
were married Sunday evening.
The cane presented TO Mr.. Sheets, the
retiring Secretary of the Belmont Glass
Works, was the gift OF the employees outside
OF the factory. 1t is quite probable that
the blowers and other factory boys will
remember their old manager, w. X. Elson,
one OF tn ese fine days.
On Saturday last son Of Robe5t Epthfy
western road came in the boy was found
living near the railway, insensible. The
| train was stopped and the boy was carried
| 10 his home. The boy will probably die.
Work on the Soldiers and Sailors Mon
ument has begun in earnest. Two Phila-
delphia gentleman and Pittsburgh man
are here engaged in dressing the stone;
Some days ago the REGISTER noted the
| fact that a man named Pat King had stolen
| a horse in Washington county, IA, and
| brought il to this city, where he traded II
| 10 Arthur McClain, OF the street car line,
| and received S2j cash as difference. The
owner of the horse came here and took him
away, and McClain was out q horse and 30.
| He recovered the horse, and nothing more
was been heard Of the man untfl Sunday
| evening. when Mr.. McClain received tele-
! k.rram as follows, from Washington, Pa.
r6.iot Pat King. the horse thief. Come TO
| Washington early Monday morning, the
10Th. j. w. hicE
Mr.. McClain left for Washington yester-
| day, but has not returned.
| The Republican County Central Commit.
| tee met at st. Clairsyille last Saturday and
appointed the following delegates TO the
| State Convention: John w. Sanders, Samuel
Berry Ezra Mcconnell, Jas. IL. Drennen,
| Andrew Mcfarland, Col. John I. Mercer.
| Silas Shepherd, Theodore Hornbrook and
w. A. Sharon. Alternates: James y. An
derson, w. A. Hunt, c. J. Heskeit. A. e
Ramage. J. =. Harvey, T.. l.. Petty, w. M
Jones, NJ. C. Mitchell and T. j. Jackson
The time for the primary elections to CHOSE
delegates TO the Congressional and TO tn.
County Conventions was fixed Tor the 2oti
of June, and the time and place for th'
County Convention Was fixed at Beilaire On
the 18th day OF June.
The Second Presbyterian Church WA
well filed last night to hear the address o
Miss Loring who for number OF year
was q missionary in Syria The customs
and habits OF that people were ILLUSTRATED
in the costume OF Syrian bride.
The Bellaire Nail Works distributes oSei
500, 600 every month among the employees
when in operation. The rea,emsnt o
will be serious blow 70 BellaiTs.
The boat race between, He'll and Manly
will likely be made this evening. TN
parties and their friends meet at WINNERS
A number OF Bellaire people accoIsps
MED the Germanis Singing Society dow
TO Cresap's grove, Yesterday.
Louis Hart, VIM Hart and Miks FaI
rell each paid weeks salary 70 the Mayo
yesterday. for being drunk and disosdsfi,
They are blowers 81 the Botue Works.
Josephus Gorby was fined FIVE dolIAl
and costs for interfering wish. officer Turne
in making an arrest Sunday morning. Nj
: Gorby Is not the kind Of man to take th
part OF roughs, by any means. He oni
tried 10 keep tie officer hom clubbing u
! man. but he r,istook friends Of the srrest
party for tn e officers assistants.
The ladies will present flag TO SPangi,
. Post, G. A. z, this morning, In tront of u
city hall.
An the preparations have been made 4
the Decoration ceremonies, 10 day. Th'
/ assem- BIZ. ,t City Hall at 0 O'Clock, vi
AdiutaIit n Little ~ Commander-in-Chi'
The pr. ,tSssion will form on Belmont sire
+ with tl,s right resting on Thirty-frst sire
, in the following order:
: 50 Bellaife CITY Bra. Band.
The Lf$iss, pn;s,. 9ssss,ss'''aA slsSa,..
: City 9nncais.
Fire Deparfmsntx
/. Bsiiaire Lodge No. 80, l. o o.
p patnont kssn lSGs, Sasse N No. e 3, t.h.o.b.
n Glas. City Grave No. -, u, \. O. ID.
Il Red Cloud Tribe Of Red Men.
- TuYnen.
psInout Lodge so l,7Gi, c. U. o. Of o. v.
Citizens
Drum Corp
Organization Of Boyk
spsopier Post No %, q. A. r, and all
As Old SoiAierx and HAilo0.
sA Line OF March-Down Belmont TO Gre
. emit street up Crescent 10 Union; up Uni
In 70 Ceatrsl Avenue; thence up 20 Hoe =
ne At The cemetery prayer viz Be ole
nd by Rev. b. g. Dean, followed with au -
i'll by w. c. Grafton. Then the bufnes
N. strevipg flowers DER the graves of soidi
mt will be gone through With: Afts WI
en- will be an oration By jas. l. ksss. ~
nd followed by the Post services ~ CnsPii
he Smith. To conclude the ceremonies 8