Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
BElLAiRE CUlLINGS.

Charles Mooney. a Wheeling man, work
ing OIL the telephone poles, while cutting
one yesterday with an axe, split open his
secOnr hoe, and will be laid up for some
days.
Yes e~day about noon, engine No. 559.
B. IL q, ran hoX car down to the river IN
order 10 transfer. Both became unman-
ageah'p ana rsn out into the water. The
fire WAS put cut and the engine became
pOuclsss H. Il q. engine No. 556 went
TO l., assistance, hut failed to do the work.
Yard -peine No. u, G. K j., was sent for,
and alter some littie pulling the two sue
ccedci in pulling poor 559 up.
The work OF putting in the telephones
progresses finely. There is considerable
kicking, and some property holders
thresIen ~ enter suit against the COM
pany. AN interesting little incident Oc-
CURED in front OF Mr.. VIM. Finley's prop
erty IN he Second ward yesterday morn
ing. lne men engaged in putting up the
poles came along and com nenced digging
hole for one there. Mr.. Finley noticed
them at the work and ordered them to
promenade, threatening to have them ar
rested and locked up. Tne men continued
and laughed at him. lie started fOr the
Mayoy's office and claimed that he would
have them all arrested inside of fifteen
minutes. He was informed that the COM
pany had right to put them up. lie re-
turned TO the scene and found the big pole
up and the men all gone. lie accepted
the ioke ami en- Dyed a nearly laugh.
Hiram Row packer at the Lantern
Globe Works is in tue lookup, charged
with pocketing $50 belonging to VIM. Wal
drOn, of the bottle works. Waldron and
Lowe boarded together. In February last
Waldron gave Row the money 10 put into
the bank for him. This I5Dw failed To do,
ard pccketed the money. Waldron says
he has been ding donginG Row ever snce
for the money but without success. On
Friday evening he appeared before Mayor
Cooper and bad warrant issued tor his
arrest The warrant was Immediately Y
served and Row was licked up. Gester-
day he was given d preliminary eSamina-
ton and held TO appear before the-Court OF
Common bieas for the sum OF SsOO. He
failed TO give bond ana was put back in the
lookup. Unless a boldsman is secured by
to- morrow morning he will be sent to 81.
Clairsville. Row waived. He IS about
twenty. five years old and has always bore
a good reputation His home = at Bril-
liant.
Mess,s McGinsy and Sirarb furnished
the +. Of 7. and Monumental Fairs with
all the ice cream used by thsSa-
". 3. Bsttells, travelling salesman ioi
Mariag, Hart i Co.. hss retained from 4
successful trip
Miss Ollie Shiyers. of Csiiz, is visiting
friends in the city.
J. W. Co2lson IS employing twelve
painters and has lots OF work on band. Ht
is painting about . dozen houses here anc
halt as many IN Beuweod. He has tnish
ed painting the narrow gauge cars recently
purchased
Engine No =. ban splinte. new snC
quite handsome, will make her appearance
on the q T. d C. road tomorrow.
Capt Barnard has sold lot TO ID. ID
| Rice for 800 Who will build, also tine 10
ON Noble street to John kirkpatrick TO
1925. The lots belonging TO Juiius Arm
stroas in lower town by Auetiooeer GaF
reu as follows: Lot No. TO Hester " ilsSI
sSs2 and lot No. to Richard HeSiop 70
s402 and lot No for $50l.
The paint manufaetory Of Mr. IL.
| Hess Is assuming some shape. The builn
| ing is ready for the roof, and hrst-caas
| little engine has already arrived for IN
man factory. This makes one more Ell
terprise for Bellaire.
Mr.. G. W. Maxwell, OF to Second Sard
left yesterday for Oregon, where he vi
take up land with his son. nos locate
there. Before leaving ME. Maxwell VI
presented with god headed CANE snd
pair OF eye glasses.
Mir. G b. Hoee. OF st. Claisvi!ie, Z
I County Treasurer. aid M. y. Altcae,
70 7 Auditor, sre Oh The Republican slate,