Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
BELLAIRE.
democratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
skating Rink.

democratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TN
skating Rink.
The festival Of the A. F. g. Workers he
ran last night in the City Hal, and wa
moderately well attended. Heathering
toms brass band was present and dis
coursed good music during the entire even
ing. Several prizes are being contested
for BY the young ladies. The festival vii
be continued to night and Saturday even
ing.
The magnificent skating that is being
done this week at the rink is causing large
crowds TO gather at that elegant place oil
amusement. Miss Perkins is an accom-
plished scholar at the art of skating. Mas
Ter Porter Clark is but q little behind her.
They will remain the rest of the week.
Sam Hudson. a brieklayer, fell from the
roof of a new house, in the Second ward a
distance of % feet, and did not hurt HIM
self.
The mite society Of the First Presbyte-
risn Church met last night at the home OF
Mrs. John Bigelow.
Mr.. Columbus Delano. eN-Secretary Of the
Interior, and wife, were in town yesterday
on their way to Mt. Vernon, O.
4. T. Stewart, of the Globe FIGURING
Mills, ives in Toronto yesterday.
Hon. John Mcbride will address the
miners of this vicinity in the X. OF l.. Hall
tonight, on the matter of the support OF the
Hooking Valley miners, Who are out On a
strike.
The Belmont county, the Clinton and the
Second ward clubs ven to Wheeling last
night.
Mrs. Vim, Fish, of the Second ward, died
Yesterday aud will be buried today.
Messrs. X. A. McGregor, H. Roemer and
W. j.. McClaim are the new trustees OF the
First Presbyterian Church.
Theodore Porter was arrested by Marshal
Burke Yesterday in the cave Of the Bellaire
Window Glass Works. lie wore no shoes
and was loafng around the fire to keep
warm. When taken 10 the lookup be recog-
nized a pair OF shoes that had been found
By Long and Unterjuber, the meat men, at,
ter the departure OF the supposed robber the
other morning. He is undoubtedly the fell
!ow who disturbed the meat men from their
quiet siumbers. The boy seems TO have
very little sense.
The Republicans Of the Fourth ward will
meet tonight to nominate a candidate for
Councilman, to GIL the vacancy caused BY
The resignation Of Mr.. ]. B.. BarnhiIl.
Yesterday was pay day or the {. X p.
road.
Tonight the Democrats will inbilate over
the election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Liberal contributions have been collected
and the procession will be a large one.
Decorate all yedemocrats and do honor to
the next President.
The grand jury refused to take cogni-
lance OF the case against George Johnson,
Tor the drowning Of James Cook, on the
ground hat the ctfense was committed on
the territory Of West Virginia, and there
fore did not come under the jurisdiction o!
Ohio courts. This will probably end the
matter, as it is hardly possible that the
West Virginia courts will take up the case.
General Warner was in own Yesterday.
He has lust returned from New York and
was feeling good over the election.
The Cement works have shut down again.
The post Office will not he Ito let for
some time.
Mahlon Wilson left for the west last
evening.
A new turn-table is being built by the B
& O. Company. The old one, which is t6
feet, is too small for the engines, and the
size is to be increased to 60 feet. f. l..
Schlck, of Cambridge, will superintend the
ioh