Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-23
THE GLASS CITY.
A slushing Column Of Fresh News
Notes.
The Row Over the 0emOerat-cisil and
Criminal Suits-The County Seats
Result Of Primaries.

Last niKht the ball at City Hall for the
benefi OF Mr. George Reed, who has been
laid up by sickness for some time, was well
attended and was success in every sense
of the word. Prof. La Roche furnished the
music.
Yesterday more people were probably on
the streets than any day since last iaiL.
Everybody who could ge. out appeared to
be ep Toying the bright sunshine. Many
were out promenadipg and others shop.
ping. Large numbers took advantage OF
the day by visiting Wheeling. No drunken
men were noticed nor any arrests made, and
for Saturday the day was dull one in the
way of news
Yesterday Mr.. Charles Bean, OF Wells
burg, and one Of the boss mold makers in
this section, was in Bellaire calling on his
old friends.
Mr.. Robert Mcintosh is at Pittsburgh
visiting friends.
Miss Zlla Crozier, who has been laid up
Win gathering VI ncA iSNS' - e'> w
out and will soon be sill right.
On Friday wart weighing ten pounds
was removed from the leg OF one of SIR. l.
7. Freeses horses by Dr.. Mathew OF
Barnesvi!le.
Mr.. yohn Sbannetelt, who has been laid
up from the effects OF surgical operation
for cancer on his face, made his hrst APP
pearspc. on the streets yesterday.
On Friday the Bellaire Democrat was re
moved in to the room formerly occupied by
the Leader. Mr.. w. C. Warnock informs
us that be has not yet purchased the
paper, and will not until whatever differ
ences existing between Messrs. Gaumer
and Allen are settled. Al the time Nr.
Gaumer purchased the material he did so
10
CONTROL THE FUTURE DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
in Bellaire, when he owned the Gazette OF
st. ClsirsvillP, so that il the county seat
was removed TO Bellaire he would be in
better shape to consolidate the papers
Having sold the Gazette and gone TO Mans
field there was no longer motive IN hold
ing the paper, hence the sale. Mr.. Z. \.
Allen, who has always been supposed to be
the real owner, but has only had the pspsr
leased at, ii is said, $40 a year. he ieels
much hurt at tire way Mr.. Gaumer has
acted, claiming that he should have had
the first chance to buy. instead OF Mr.. Wa.
mock, who up till yesterday was suppo'et
TO be the purchaser at the price Of $500.
Yesterday Mr.. Alien issued the following
circular:
NOTICE. 10 THE PATRONS ~ rHE BELLNRE
'pkHoCEAT."
During my absence from this city yes
terday, aud also during tho abserce VI my
wife, one g. y. 'aumer, formerly OF 81!
Clairsyille, now Of Mansfield, O, entered
nv premises, and without any notice
whatever, illegally had the type, presses
and fixtures OF the office OF the Bc!lalre
Democrat ard copies OF my private
papers and hooks taken awsy from my
premises and ont Of my possession or
charge. This is 10 notify all persons
who were patrons Of the Belidire
Democrat, that ali subscriptions due for, or
advertising IN the same, 10 this date, must
be paid-Oniy 10 me or my authoTlz Il sgent
or sgcnts Those Who owe Tor subscri ption
for the Bellaire Democrat, or advertising
in the same, will please call at my resi-.
dence, where the paper was published, on
Belmont street, and pay she same between
now and the first OF April next. Tho,e
who have overpaid their subscription will
have the same refunded to them, Respect
fully, CHARLES n. ALLEN,
Editor and pupllsner OF the DeIlalle Dam
ocrat.
BELLA1RE O., March %. 1884.
Catholic services at franklin Sta ion by
Rev. Father Gull yesterday mornin:
Next Tue. day will be q holy day Of obi
CATION in the Catholic charch. Misses Ia
St. Johns church at $50 and Am.
ON Friday q suit for Inc sum of s. debt
took place before squire Criswell and
iurv consisting Of Vim. Pracht, Henry
land rohu ana John 5. StaGger. The de-
fendsnt YVES Louis Shrps and The com
pl.iuant Joan Uahansen. Tne Tallmsn
brothers we're the attorneys, and verdict
ives rendered in favor Of the latter.
On Fr'dsy 1T, rnoOn the funeral OF Eva,
I;t'!e '"Lghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nc
Dermott, Wa very largely attended.
Last evening Miss Laura Dunning re-
turned 70 brilliant after brief but pleas
ant visit with BalIaire friends aud rela
tives.
Bellaire people are
Nor ~ ANY MEANS AS EARNEST
10 get the county seat as St. Clairsyille PEG
pie are 10 keep il. The Village on The
bills" will yet steal march on the Glass
City, unless Bellsire people are up and
dong.
The case Of Wm. Findey vs.. the City OF
Bellsire, will be tried at st. Clarsyiiie to
morrow.
The Turner's will give their annual Eas.
ter ball on Monday, April I4:h. They will
give private entertainment next week.
La Roche will play.
The protracted meetings at the Christian
church still continue with great interest
and success. Nearly fifty sccessions have
been u, ade since the meeting opened.
Some unique and elegant Easter cards
are noticed In some OF our stores.
The following is the result OF the De no
cratic primaries held on Friday evening, to
eject delegates to the convention next
SatufGsr At City Hall;
First ward-LeRoy Addison aud NJ. HUFF.
msn. ,,.
Second ward John zIlch and William
O'Neil.
Third wsrd-Fred S. Clinton and Geor,e
Fourth ward-Walter DarrAh and W. NJ.
Meek.
Fifth wards. Q. Hamilton and James
MEG Jaw.
Yesterday Miss Iona Walton returned 10
Woo istield, after pleasant visit w.Ih Mr..
T. X. Smith.
On Fridsy evening there was pleasant
'tci II gathering AT the residence OF MI
J.ske Randolph ia the Third was1. To-
,ist Of Hose present is as follows: Mrs. a.
D smith snd daughter Misses Carrie ano
Lilly Smith, Of Pittsburgh, Mts. e. II
Richardlon, OF Lowell, Mass, Mrs. S. ID.
Mercer. Mr. and Mrs John Randolph, Mr.
az Mrs John Bigsiow aud children an
Misses Husbands, Randolph and Carr 4uc
EDWARD Kelly, Will Mills and Charley
husbands.
On Friday the Seventh Regiment from
Washington City, passed over the u. & o
r Z en- route 10 Wyoming Territory sno
attracted considerable attention at the
depot
Mrs. A. Wiley, OF Allegheny, is gust
Of relatives here.
MI S. N. Sheets and family, Of Marietta,
are visiting friends aud relatives here.
Yesterday Mr. J. b. Darrah returned
from Columbus where he has been working
sgsinst the county seat oil together with
G. J.. Puorman aud Hon. DAVID Wsgenor.
aud Gays
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE WAS HELD
between part of the Judiciary COMMITTEES
Of the Srnste and Ross J. Alexander, Alex
Cope, Mr. Riley. OF the st. ClairsvilIe GA
zette, and K s. Clark, after which the CON-
mittee agreed TO report TO the Senate iu
favor Of The passage Of the bill. The com
nittee stands six for the bill and three
sgainst 1t More infamous work has never
been done TO control legislation than has
heao dnra h- VIZ nom M ,taa that has haa