Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-30
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
A Hard Case Jailed-The Fnirs-Aii
Kinds OF Newsy Gleanings.

II. B. Hill was arrested, yesterday, Tor
obtaining board under false pretences and
locked up The complaint was made by
West Wheeling woman, and the case WILL
be heard by Squire Criswell to-day.
A drunken man paraded the streets yes
terday afternoon, abusing every man, wo-
man and child he met. He is in the lookup.
Mr. John King has returned from weeks
trip to the East.
cation.
MIR. J. H. Hendley of Cumberland, Nd,
will open iewelry store in Hills old room,
on Belmont street. :,
Albert Rodefer, Esq, OF the National
glass works, has returned from an extended
trip in the West in the interests OF the
c. M. Potts, formerly of Bellaire, is visit
ing in the city.
The young man Fitzpatrick, arrested on
Wednesday for shooting Miss Ella Dean,
was not Edward Fitzpatrick, OF the Bellalre
mill.
will run an excursion from wheeling 70
Bellaire to accommodate those who desire
to attend the Monumental Fair. The boat
will leave the wharf at o'clock. Tickets
IS cents, including admission to the build
ing. -,
Mrs. Martin Schick will sell the nipple.
ments on her farm next Thursday.
". 4. Hoyt, of the B., z. & G. depot, has
the iauudice. He is still working, however.
Charles Hall, of Woodstield, has begHn
breaking on the B., 2. & G. passenger train
arriving here at 10 A. NJ. and leaving at P.
NJ. He makes good one.
Mr.. Martin Cannon, who has been work
ing on the b. & o. road for the past thirty
three years. left yesterday for Minnesota,
where he has bought farm. Martin was
very popular here and everybody is sorry
to see him leave.
Dode Cochran, who has been on the sick
list for some days, is again on the streets.
The Monumental fair continues drawing
well. Concerts are held every night. The
goods are selling rapidly and a good sum
will be realized. An excursion came in on
the B., z. & c. last night from Jacobsburg.
MI VIM. Porterfeld, Jr., yard conductor
over the B. & o. bridge, was married yes
terday to Miss LETTERS, OF Benwood. Sue
cess Will.
Frank Citizens, a no torious character OF
Beallsville, was ordere out OF the b., II. u
C. depot at that city on Tuesday. He re-
fused to go, snd when the marshal under
took TO put him out he struck him in the
face with his fist, and picked up weight,
striking him on the head and knocking
him down. He was afterwards arrested
and fined 800 and costs. He was sent TO
Jail on Wednesday at Woodsfield, and
shortly after the train left Beallsville he
jumped off and escaped, but was rear
rested yesterday and safely lodged in the
county Jail at Woodsfield. He is hard
case, and is where he belongs.
Mr.. Eugene Wilson, OF Glencoe, was in
the city yesterday visiting his friends.
Also VIM. Armstrong and wife, OF Captina.
Mr.. Arthur MCLEAN, who has been quite
sick for some days, is again out and all
right.
Madison Aldridge and wife left yesterday
for Pittsburgh.
The room in the building formerly &C.
cupied by the Tribune will shortly be occu-
pied as the express office.
John w. Henry has resigned bis position
with the Ohio Sign Company and will 60
Vest.
The Evening Stars will give a dance at
City Hall April Eth.
Miss Maggie Ingler, OF Mingo, Is vising
her many friends here.
Lewis Fawcett, of Lyon, Mo-, who has
been visiting his mother, Mary Fawcett, re-
turned yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Myra Welsh and Miss Della Mccall.
John Strobe, of the Elson glass works at
Martins Ferry, is down with fever at his
VIM. LETTERS, OF the First ward, has re-
moved his family TO Kansas.
Attorney J. B. Smith was allowed $50 for
the prosecution of Abe Good.
Attorney J. NJ. Rees has removed his
family to st. Clairsville.
John Wiley's family will summer at st.
Clairsville.
w. J. Garrison has been awarded the
contract for the carpenter work, and John
Madden the stone work, of the addition to
Turner Hall. This will be the boss build
ing. -, =,
boys are happy.
Messrs Alex. Clark and William Lancas-
ter, of the Fourth ward, are under the
weather.
The X. of P. fair at City Hall is far above
the expectations of those in charge, and
will net more money than expected. The
parlor entertainments are first class. A
fine engraved set of glassware will be given
to the best looking lady attending the fair.
Other presents will be given away. The
watch contest IS becoming interesting. 1t
comes off tomorrow night. The tickets
are selling we'll.
Charles Williams Esq. will build fine
two story house on Gravel Hill for Mr.. J..
w. kirkpatrick.
DR.. A. X. Smith has removed his Office
into the room adjoining Lawrence & Craw-
ford's store. -.
A Wheeling man has rented the Troll
building, and will occupy it after the first
of April.