Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-19
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

Charlie Gill, Cush. c. Marsh and W. c.
Grafton left yesterday afternoon on fish.
ing excursion to Armstrong; Mills, and
now there will likely be fall in the price
of fish.
Miss Annie Bogcs, OF Bridgeport, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Dave Stewart, in the
fifth ward.
Jack Randolph was much worse yester-
day, he having had another hemOrrhage.
His friends are much alarmed about him.
Robert Hutchinson, an engraver at the
Belmont glass works, who has been laid
up With gastric fever at his home, on Gravel
Hill, is improving.
Hiram Roe boss packer at the Lantern
Globe Works, on Saturday cut his wrist in
a trightful manner, and in consequence is
laid up at his home in Brilliant, ..
George Peabody, OF Wheeling, was
among his Bellaire friends to-day.
J. L. Robinson, the Gravel Hill druggist,
is having his store handsomely reprinted.
Messrs Milligan e. SJn are having new
awning put up in place OF the one torn
down by drunken chap few days ago.
G. W. Hamilton, Esq rising young
lawyer of Woodsfield, Ohio, and u. A.
Daughterty, one of Monroe countys school
examiners, were IN town Yesterday.
VIM. Lane and wife, of Chicago, who
have been visiting Capt. John T. Lane, Of
North Guernsey street, left for their home
yesterday morning.
II. X. West of the Woodsield Spirit of
Democracy, was in the city yesterday ON
business.
&C. Milligan, OF Wilson & Burners
music store, passed through town this
morning on his way home.
Albert McKelvey, of Smith township,
and Miss Emma Crozer will be married
III NJ ha hnrna
Businsssburg, Mead township
David L. Ault, the handsome young
blonde who manipulates the bass fiddle in
the Harrison band, and runs the engine at
the Il. Il o. water works, has at last become
a victim TO the matrimonial halter. He
was married yesterday to Miss Ida Bedil-
lion, OF Glen zoe. He has his house fur
nished here and is all ready to go to house.
keeping at once. The boys are prepared
tn give him send off as soon as he re-
turns.
John B. Shanafelt has been elected by
Council as City Auctioneer.
The following is partial list OF the
standing committees of Council reported
by the President on Tuesday evening:
Finance, John Zilch, George Walters;
Streets and alleys. J. B. Barnhall, John
Zilch, Fred Hecker, J, Murray and George
Harper; Printing, J. d. Camp, II. Grim
mel and ]. Murray; Accounts, George
Walters, Fred Hecker; Ordinances, George
Harper and J. b. Barnhill; Bridges, Fred
Hecker, George Walters and J. Murray;
Fire Department Fred Hecker, II. Brlmmel;
Paving, J. Murray, J. b. Barnhi1, John
Zilcb. Public Grounds and Wharf, II.
Crimmel, George Walters and J. Camp.
Gas and Water, John Zilch, J. Camp, Fred.
Hecker. Public Buildings and Jail, d. w.
Cooper, J. b. Barnhill and J. Camp.
Tbos Clark, the genial landlord OF the
National Hotel, at st. Clairsyille, was in
the city yesterday.
VIM. Nicholson has accepted the position
made vacant by the resignation Of g. II.
Gray, at the Etna glass works.
After the LIST of May the NJ. E. Sunday
school will begin at A. N. instead OF $3.50,
as it now does.
Amos Glover. of Delaware, is in the city,
seeing old friends.
Misses Mary and Minnie McGraw, Of
Grafton, W. Va, are the guests OF the
Misses Roscoe, on Belmont street
The Young Mems Catholic Union have
their hall draped in mourning for their
late fellow member, Richard Murphy.
Mrs. VIM. Dennis, OF the Fourth ward,
left yesterday on the Andes for her home.
She thinks William is not a success as q
preyider, and has left him.
The ladies OF the NJ. T. Church will mold
q social on THURSDAY evening at the church.
Resolutions adopted by the Young Mems
Catholic Union:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the author Of
life and death to take from amongst US
Richard Murphy; therefore
Resoired, In the death of the deceased We
have lost a member whose innocent life ed
flied US and added to the good name of our
society.
Resoired, We extend 10 his widowed and
afflicted mother and sorro~ing brothers
and sisters our deepest sympathy.
ResOired, We viii arrange for q mass for
the rtpose Of his soul to be attended by
our society in body.
Resolved. That the flag on our building
be lowered TO halfmas I'LL after the funer-
al, and our rooms be draped in mourning
for thirty days.
Resolred, That these resolutions shall be
written in the records Of the society.
Resolred, That We attend the funeral in q
body.
THOMAS MCGEE,
JoHS MALLoY,
JoHs MANLY,
Committee.
Approved. Rev. d. G. Gull,
Spiritual Authority.
TIE steamer Princess will take an excu r.