Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-22
A Missing Broker.
BELLAIRE.
The MarslIals Arrest-Interesting Town
News---Druid Fair.

The Marshars Arrest-Interesting Town
News---Druid Fair.
The important arrest made by Marshal
Burke, of the three robbers in Wheeling last
Tuesday has been the talk of the town ever
since Jack has risen considerably in the
estimation Of our people who are always
willing to give credit where credit is due. A
man who will face three desperate charac-
ters who are armed to the teeth and make
them show the white feather is nothing
short of hero. Mr.. b. fully understands
the class of men he had to deal with and he
was not slow in his work Score one for
Jack and keep it on the slate for use on the
next election day. The CITY Council at its
last meeting granted Mr. W. J. kirkpatrick
the right of part ofNoble street for building
purposes, The committee appointed 10 look
up a new road to the cemetery recommend
ed that the road now in use should be per
mancntly fixed up, rs it is the most practi-
cable way of reaching the city of our dead
Property owners along the east side of
Guernsey street from Thirty.thirl to Central
avenue have been notified to lay their pave
ments according to the present grade. The
granted the use Of part of Nine
tcenih street for business purposes
Yesterday an old man named McCandlass
boarded the b. u. & c. train for the pur-
pose of going TO work, rs il is supposed at
the Pttsburg Coal Works In getting of
the moving train he accidentally fell aud
dslOcated his shoulder On Sunday morn
ing in the NJ. f. Church Rev. Williams will
preach sermon for the G.. \. X. Mr.. Wal.
ter Darrah will sell off his household goods
and will board with Mr.. Tom Hart. The
steel works have received ten tons more Of
manganese. Joseph Caldwell, who has
been down from Brilliant for several DAYS
seeing the boys. will return home this morn
ing. Mr.. J. j. McDermott legally, and with
much dexterity, strangled the life out of his
10 pound turtle. He weighed ~ pounds
dressed Turtle soup is now served free to
everybody. Mr.. VIM. Smith, Of the Fourth
ward has sold his house and lot to Mrs.
Charlotte Thompson, Of Wegce. for 81, 700.
Mcssrs G.. S. Rogers, Of Quaker City, and
and John Beck, of Wheeling, have accepted
Jobs in Dubois 4 McCoys planning mill.
Mr. Edward Francis, OF Cattlepbnrg, ny, is
in the city on business. Mr. Charles Peter
son will soon open up barber shop in the
Second ward. The young ladies of the
graduating class want 10 be heard when
hey read their essays on CON mmenCcneut
evening, and desire that the writer state for
them. that all crying babies be left at home.
II anv one ventures out with one fee ~ one
dollar will be charged to pay for gas. The
glass workers who were going 10 California
Yesterday have decided 10 remain with Us
lor a while longer Mr.. Thomas Hays left
last night for Massillon, where he will super
intend the erection Of the new window glass
works at that place w b. Naylor smiles
again. 4 new boy has arrived at his home.
Mr. John Gallaher is in Marietta at present
VIM Mccoy and wife are home from a visi,
to friends in West Virginia.
THE DRUIDs
TIE Druids fair and festival opened up on
Tuesday evening nith large attendance.
The hall was beautifully trimmed up and
the gaslight threw beautiful glare on the
scene. The broom brigade paraded the
streets behind the Bellaire City brass band
and hundreds Of people turned out 70 see
them. In the hall they were drilled by
their captain. I. VIM Little, who has
taken great pains with them with telling re-
suits. The play introduced on the stage
was quite laughable and was performed by
some talent Last nigh, the order Of pro-
gramme Nas somewhat different, and the
crowd that gathered was very large Any
one attending can with very little e1ertion
spend most pleasant eyening. Last night
the visiting Druids began to arrive. and 10
day viii see large cro~d Of them in the
CITY i; will be Big day in the city and
the deeoraiiCns viii he numerous Our
people will no doHlB be awake 10 the i'm
portanee Of the entertainment, and sc look
for nothing but big turnog, and gran5
suoccss A number Of costly articles viii
be rafi<d of this sseniRg.