Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-29
TWO oToWNs.
The Record Of a Day 10 Bsllairs
And Martins Ferry.
Row-Sueeessful Operation County Seat
RemoyaI-An Exciting Horse Race
Band festiyaI-0eIays at the
... ,Elson Glass Works.
PERSONAL PoISTs-MIsoR MENTION.

MI. Cduluti Scttuu, al ueSu OOiOiSN tSs-
tleman residing in the Fourth ward, was
reparted dying last evening. Mr.. Seaton is
almost 30 years old, and is probably the
oldest man in Belmont county. He form.
ally resided at Monongahela, Pa, and more
recently at Martins Ferry. He Is the
father Of Messrs. VIM. Seaton. OF this city,
and Robert Seaton, Of New Martipsville.
Freddy" Robinson was arrested on Sat.
urday night for assaulting Charlie Scales at
the c. & 7. depot.
Mrs. Laura Dainty to night
Mr.. Fred s. Clinton will assist the ANA
teurs OF the Young Mems Catholic Union
to render Among the Breakers" The re-
hearsa! Saturday night was very sAtistac-
In spite of the bad weather St. Johns
church was crowded at both the masses yes
terday morning.
Misses Mary and Nora Norrin leave this
morning for Nazareth, Ky, where they
enter the noyiciate OF the Sisters OF Chari.
ty. II they stand the two years test ana
are satisfied, they will be received into the
community.
The smallpox case is still confined to the
little boy from Philadelphia who brought
il here.
-Four drunks spent Sunday in the cooler.
A row occurred at Mrs. Lawrence's place
in the Second ward, on Saturday night
The trouble originated over Miss Anna, q
daughter OF the proprietor, and James
Dunley, Coodlup Harr, James Strickler and
another young man whose name could not
be learned, were the participants. Revol-
yers were drawn, the room was filled with
bad atmosphere, and the indications were
good for big fight. Officers Turner, Cris'
well and Johnson appeared and the curtain
dropped without bloodshed. Dunley, Harr
and Strickler were arrested and locked up.
The participant unknown 10 the reporter
escaped and has not been heard OF since.
Mrs Lawrence and her daughter will be ar.
rested this morning. This house Is not
very well spoken OF.
MIR. ID. J. Smith will resign his position
as Secretary OF the Chrystal window Glass
Works. so report says.
A. J. Norton, Esq, the City Surveyor, is
on the sick list.
Mr.. Marion McConley now watches at
the b. & o. depot, vice Mr.. Taylor, resigned.
Mrs. Frank Tsllett, OF the First ward, is
down with Inflammation Of the stomach
Col. c. l.. Poorman. who will present
Bellaires claims for the Court House be.
| fore the Legislative Committee at Colum'
bus tomorrow, will be accompanied by
| Messrs. J. Il. Smith and John X. Gallaher
| and others.
Miss Sallie King. OF the Second ward,
| who has been quite sick for some days, Is
improving rapidly.
At a meeting OF the Bellaire Nail Com.
pany on Saturday, the Board OF Directors
were re elected with the exception OF Mr..
| Herman Hearenstein, whose place was
filled by John Baker. Twenty new ma
chimes will be put in the mill.
Willie Price will celebrate his seventh
birthday by grand party at the residence
OF his father. Mr.. VIM. Price, in the Fourth
ward TO night. About thirty invitations
have been issued and q pleasant time Is All.
Mr.. W. II. Brinton, secretary OF the
Etua glass works, has returned from q
pleasant visit TO the Eastern cities.
A little child OF Mr.. Jas McFadden, OF
the First ward, died on Saturday evening
Samuel GIim, Esq, OF Sharon, Pa, Is the
guest OF John Shannelelt, Esq.
Messrs. Elmer Edgett and Luther Fergu.
son, Of Newport, o., are the guests OF DR..
Vim. McMasters, Of this city.
Passenger train No. 8 on the b. & o. road,
west bound, which arrives here ut 4:20 p.
NJ, was over two hours late last evening.
A number of Bellsire people had been at
| Wheeling during the day, aud returned on
the train connecting No. at Benwood, ar
riying at that place about o'clock. Mr..
J. G.. McMann, the good looking and &C.
commodatine train dispatcher. did not
| WhHt 10 see DtlluiTt lOlhS Wuit uutti No. ~
arrived at Benwood. He telegraphed TO
this CITY for an engine, and soon had our
people home. The act was entirely volun.
tary on the part Of Mr.. McMann, and
showed much kindness.
A Belmont street druggists wife had
been up all night on Saturday with MI.
Fusners little child About six O'Clock
yesterday morning the druggist heard Q
knock at his front door. He jumped out
Of bed and ran down stairs, thinking his
wife wanted in, and on opening the door
found a small boy there, who addressed
him by saying: doctor do you want to
buy SUNDAY REGISTER" He said he BE-
Iieved be did not, and ran up stairs enjoy
ing the Joke SO well that he is grinning ysL
4 reward OF 5000 will be paid to the
finder OF crossing from the Globe House
TO the c. K z. depot.
The towbost George Lysle did not leave
here on Saturday evening. as previously
announced.
Mr.. Thos. Nicholson, of Gravai :Hill, 1,
down with gastric fever.
| II is estimated that fully two hundred
persons were refused admission to the per
Torrance Of the Two Orphans by the Forest
Dramatic Club at City Hall on Saturday
night The club goes TO st. Clairsvi lie thil
evening, where they will appear 10 night
and tomorrow evening. The elegant
scenery will be sent out this morning by
request they will reappear ut City Hall on
Thursday, for which performance the sale
OF tickets will begin at HVsbanb & Inskeeps 8
drug store tomorrow.
Samuel vandervort, formerly clerk In p.
T. KINGS store here, spent Sunday In the
city with bis many friends and will leave
for Mitchell, Dakota, to-day, where be ha::
fat position.
Mr.. Jshn Bumgardener, OF Pipe Greek,
who has been troubled with the stopp age
Of the lachrymal canals, has been under
the careful treatment OF DIR. X w. Muhle-
man, OF this city, during the past three
weeks has almost recovered and will short
| In Iasva for his homa