Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
hEWSY BELLAIRE BUDGET.
Damage Suitcase BsIl-Went In a
Hack-A Female Thief.

Damage Suitcase BsIl-Went In a
Hack-A Female Thief
A large number OF our citizens went up
to st. Clairsviile yesterday to attend court
es witnesses in the celebrated case of Hanke
vs.. The CITY OF Bellaire. Mr. Hanke, while
driving down front street Gravel Hill, one
night last summer, by some means ran his
wagon over the bank, and the passengers,
among them Mr.. Hanke's wife, were seri-
ously I'M ured, and he brought suit against
the city, claiming it was on account OF the
public road not being in condition to
drive over The defendant will try to show
that the driver was intoxicated and could
not drive over any road safely.
John Long, Jr, left yesterday for Sisters
vile, West Virginia, on a visit TO his
BROTHER.
The Leiderkrantz SchuetEeaverein will
take wives, mothers, sisters and sweet
hearts anu 90 down to Shadyside via the
B., T.. d c. K. X. next Sunday and spend
the day. The fare for the ronnd trip will
be only - bents.
The new base ball club is now thorough
" organized and is ready to do or die on
the field OF battle. The club embraces
some OF the strongest players in the city.
Three members Of the old Ohios Bellalre's
crack club Of two years ago have positions
in the new club. and as all the boys play
well they feel able TO down any OF the AM
teurs. The following are the positions OF
the PLAYERS. Nicholson, catcher; Harper,
pitcher: Harry Randolph, short stop; Hy-
att, lst base; White, "a base; Smith, 81
base; Miller, L. r; Al. Bowie, c. F.;
Hines, l.. F. Substitutes, Kelley and
Cochran.
Mrs Ellen Stanley was indicted by the
grand Jury for the unlawful sale OF liquor.
This is not the first time Tor Ellen, but
heretofore when the time for her to appear
at court came around she has always man.
aged TO be sick in bed. This time she was
not notified III time 10 have her physician
make certificate of her disability ID at
tend court. The first information as to
the date of her trial was on Monday morn
ing. when the officer drove up 10 her place
Of business with hack and told her to get
ready 10 go along. she tried various ex-
cuseS. but they wouldn't go down, and she
was accordingly bundled up and taken to
ST. Clairsville.
A good baker can get st5ady employment
at good wages at Althon'S bakery. Noble
street, Fourth ward.
Work was begun yesterday on the cupola
on City Hall, in which the new fire alarm
bell is 70 be placed. J. L. Darrah has the
contract.
A new gas meter was being placed in the
City Hall, yesterday by order OF the Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Gus Schick, accompanied by his wife
and mother, left yesterday for visit to
Titfin, Ohio.
The oldest inhabitant" was in his glory
yesterday telling about cold summers.
Misses Hattie ard Gertie Jones, OF the
Fifth ward, gave very pleasant party at
their home last evening in honor OF Miss
May Mcfarland, of Wheeling, who is here
on visit.
Mary Stools was arrested and fined for
being drunk on Sunday last. She is one
OF the cooks at Sam Otfords eating saloon.
They have been missing small articles
around there for some time, and during
Marys Incarceration her trunk was ex-
amined and various articles, such as table
linen and other things, were found there.
in. They had no further use for hei and
DISCHARGED her. Yesterday she retaliated
by swearing out warrant for Sam, charg
ins him with selling liquor on Sunday.
Mary is delectable female and halls from
tDiOntOwn.
Mr.. Henry Daley and Miss Katie Casey
were married at st. Johns Church yester-
day morning, by Father Gull. The we'd.
ding dinner, which was beautiful re-
past, was served at .he residence of Mrs.
Margery O'IIara, on the corner OF Guern-
sey and Thirty-third streets.
Miss Gorilla Robinson. who has been Wis
iting friends at Congruity, Pa, for sew
eral weeks, returned home yesterday.
Rev. Frank S. DeHass passed through
the city to-day on his way home N New
York.
+. Bruncr. superintendent, and Thomas
Dickson, road master. Of the e. X L. t. l..
were registered al the the Belmont House
yesterday.
Mr.. T. Z. Shallcross, Of Wheeling, was
was in the city Yesterday.
W. c. Burgund, is home from brief
business trip.
c. II. Clouston, of Wheeling, was down
yesterday on business
Miss Elva Weatherald, entertained se-
lect few of her friends in her usual charm
ing manner at her home in the Fifth ward
last evening.
General I. c. II. Smith, a pay.master in
the regular army with headquarters n
Santa Burbura, California, stopped oil here
a short time Yesterday to see his nephews,
the Messrs. Woodbridge.
Miss Alma Glenn, of Jefferson county,
is the guest OF Miss Anna King, of this
city.
Aug. Schick leaves to-day for Tittin. O.,
where he will visit friends and relatives.
The High School entertainment comes
On Friday and promises to be very pleas.
ant affair.
DR.. DeHass, Of Martins Ferry was down
here yesterday among friends.
The Quilt rallied off by Mrs. Mamie was
won with ticket SO.
Frank Schramm, aged II years can hit
quarter'inch target at distance of 50
yards, and is said TO be the best herea-
Ia Mill foil. la INV nf fha hnvs
Very pleasant parties were held at Char
ley Powels. Mrs. Eliza Young, John Win.
2enreid's and Miss Lowell ThOmpson's on
Monday evening.
Work is still suspended on the Crystal
Window Glass Works on account OF
scarcity Of material.
EDr. Robert Muh!eman is back from a
hfief trip out the y. 4 0. The doctors
father is visiting him.
Some OF the BeIlaire iron workers will
accept positions in the Cincinnati mills.
Col. Rankin, of our city, took in the
Knights Tempiar banquet at Steubenville
on Monday night, and says he never enjoy
I'd himself better.
Some of our people will take in Europe
ills summer.
The IeiGerkranx Schuetzcnyerin will
picnic a. Shady Side on next sunday after.
noon.
The st. Cecilia la nd have received their
Few instruments, snd are, as they should
be- pIoud OF them.
J. Il. Naylor has telephone.
o. G. Stringer leaves to-day for down the
river towns in the interests of III. h. Hess.
MIR. Stringer's father, Wilson Stringer,
who has been quite sick at his home in
West Wheeling, is somewhat better.
Jacob BOneystell, of Bridgeport, is the
latest addition to the force at the National
glass works.
The Independent says that since the big
reduction on the tax on tobacco Be!aire
dealers sell fiye.Cent cigars at a niCkle
apiece.
The Linean Literary Society will hold
their picnic the third week in June.
Bellaire will be well represented at the
MINISTRIES on Saturday night.
The cupols at the blast furnace is being
dried out sRd operations will begin as
soon as there is any assurance OF settle
ment.
Quite number Of new houses are being
built throughout the city ard many
buildings are being much beautiied by
little paint.
James Weir, who killed his father at st.
Clairsyille about two years ago, is said to
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