Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-17
BEllAIRE.
Iuteresting Chapter OF EVcnts In the
Glass CITY.

Glass city.
Mr.. A. b Darrah will entertaintain his
friends at his home about one mile west Of
here, on Wednesday evening, in honor OF
his 23rd birthday.
Notwithstanding the fuss made and the
injunCtions that were that were 10 have
been obtained, the work OF raising the oh.
jeclionabe telephone poles goes bravely
on. The force was at work on Union street
yesterday.
Sheriff SedwIck was in the city yester-
day.
The funeral OF James B. GorreIl will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock, from
his late residence on Thirty seventh
street, and will no doubt be largely
attended. Deceased was very popular, and
was member Of several secret orders, who
will attend his funeral in a body. He was
also member Of Carlin' 5 battery, OF Wheel
ing.
Sevent teen car loads OF emigrants passed
through here to day on their way west, In
charge Of Andrew Rosder, OF the b. 40.
A two months old babe Of one OF the party
died on the road near Grafton. and they
were taking the body along expecting to
bury il at their new home.
d. II. Da-rah, the Union street druggist,
has had his blooded colt brought in from
the country, where he has been wintering
il. The colt is we'll bred. and Dave Is very
proud of him. lie thinks he will be able
10 dust ANYTHING In the city this summer
The Mckelvey boys will open frst-clAss
livery and sales stable in the old Braiden
stable about May lsL Their stock will be
oil new and tirstclass.
A Telegram was received here yesterday
morning announcing the death OF James
Carr, at Wellsburg He died very suddenly
II L Lao.
and favorite among the glass men here,
was connected with the Riverside glass
works. OF Wellsburg. He will be brought
here for interment "wednesday. He leaves
q wife and four children who have the
sympathy OF the entire community In this
their sad bereavement.
Five names decorated the biOt.er at
police court yesterday morning.
Capt W. II. Little entertained number
OF bis friends at the honse OF 8. @. Hyatt,
in the Fourth ward, Saturday evening.
Mr. VIM. Buorgund will occupy the resi-.
dence recently vacated by John W. Sanders,
on North Belmont street. He will bring
his family here in few days.
Mr.. James Turnbull aud Mr.. Frank
Hackett are 70 be presented with some fine
band instruments after the Breakers"
next Saturday evening.
l.. A. Fletcher, OF Cumberland, Nd,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest Of his
friend, Thos. l.. Hart.
A slight sccident occurred at Turner
Hall this morning, that might have been
much worse. James Strsghen and George
McIain were working on the foundation
when for some reason II gave way, and
caught McLain snd threw him against q
stone, bruising him quite severely about
the legs and body. Strsghens arm was
slightly bruised by pop falling on it.
Both men will be unable 70 work for some
time.
Fathers Haden and Cooke visited the
Catholic schools here yesterday.
Lee Baum has severed bis connection
with the dry goods house OF III. and ].
Blumm, and will leave for Philadelphia
Friday.
Two daughters OF Mr.. Minnehan, of
Gravel Hill, left for Columbus o., yester.
day TO enter the Good Shepherd convent
Miss Ozora Msers. daughter Of David
Myers, OF Gravel Hill. died Sunday OF con.
sumption. She was about 10 yesrs Of age.
She will be taken 10 Beallsville, Monroe
county. tor intermfnt
The Tribune reports . reconciliation be-
tween Ollie Huffman and his wife.
Some changes are taking place among
the teachers In the pubic scboola Miss
Alice Rankin, Of the b Grammar school.
takes the Indian Ran school. Miss Beazle
succeeds Miss Ranking in Grammar. and
Andrew Apdersop. Jr.. will take charge OF
the A Primary, First ward, until the re-
turn OF Miss Emma WilliamA
John Brown narrowly escaped drowning
on Sunday. He was out on the riy-r in Q
skif and passing steamer upset him and
be werg under, bat after much exertion on
the psrt OF his friends, be was rescued in
an insensible condition, and was sometime
recovering himself
On Thursday night the Princess will
wait over until the close Of the perfor-
nance at Charley Shsy's Theatre, In order
to accommodate the people OF Bellaire uho
Wish TO attend the entertainment given BY
Miss Ida Siddon's Femsie Mastodons.
There was breeze in colored circles last
night, over the arrest Of John Bonner. q
ooIortd citizen. on q charge OF adultery
xiib Annie Smith, the officers taking him
In the act. He was placed in the cooler.
Way suffer from siste OF III health
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