Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20
BELLAIRE

DR.. Mary Walker, Of Washington City,
he lady who has q sort of national reputs-
ton as o doctor, was in tow yesterday.
From what we can learn, she had some
trouble with her baggage in Wheeling,
which failed to accompany her to this
place.
The campers at Bethel returned home
Yesterday. Some money was made BY the
management.
Last Saturday night some parties entered
a coru6eld OF q farmer residing west OF
Town snd devastated the greater part of the
corn by breaking the stocks down and ap-
p~ropriatipg the ears. +. go,
Mrs. Zeke Morris, who has been Ill for
several days, is slowly recovering.
The situation of the glass trouble is I'M
rkspeed. 1t is probable there will be no
,sumpuon before the first of January.
IRE woikmen say that the glassmakers
rsye refused 10 recognize their union and,
as ,hey have been promised benefits from
Pntsburg, they will remain id'e until the
manufacturers confer with their committees
I'd satisfactorily adjust matters. Plttourg
ia 20 doubt laughing in her sleeve at
3.,lsire, and by the time the fires are
!,ettsd here, the trade that we
,nIyht have enjoyed, but which
he Smoky City manufacturers have been
,~cuItipg for several months and which
.bey will still be interested about as long as
here are idleness here, will, to a great ex-
EFT, belong to them, and our factory own.
-Is will have 10 humr themselves to find
rade. In Pittsbufg the manufacturers and
he men work together for the good of each
9thar. This is the only proper way to keep
harmony. 1t is well known that not
enough non-Unio men can be found to
run the factories, therefore, would Il not be
policy for the manufactures to present their
list TO the Union Committed The glass
workers as q body are not the men selected
10 arrange prices.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Cooper was
engaged in hearing the case OF Mrs. Rose
W. Chris. He'll. The mentioned
struck Young He'll, which was the impetus
for q blow from the latter which was sd
nipistered on the eye of the woman. L
Drought on a law suit. After hearing thu
evidence of q number of persons Mayo
Cooper dismissed the case.
Mrs. David Campbell, Of Newark, Is II
The city visiting friends.
Council has ordered an ordinance for tn
prohibition of vehicles standing in the O.
teys TO he prepared. :,
The Fourth ward hose hn-s" -;li.Ht Dc
ii. ~ ~. .. .und is replenlshed.
f Ward, the Gravel Hill mar who had some
rcuJle with his wife and who was given 20
lays in jail, was taken to st. ClairSville yes.
,erday morning.
1t was agreed that if Richards beat Moser
he would give He'll a race. On Tuesday
Richards was the lucky man in the contest,
.rd low the kid hopes he will keep his
word with him.
The former Secretary and Manager OF
he Crystal Window Glass Works have been
ttuiEec.
Tie coopCrs at the Bellaire Nail Works
b'p' lave been discharged for some rea.
On. MATTERS will no doubt be settled be
IRE the mill is ready to start.
Frank Hipdman ia pushing D B. Crafty
or The secretsryship OF, the Enterprise Win
low Glass works.
Nose Pearson, the newsdealer, was re-
jeved Of o silver watch and chain which he
I'D in his money drawer. The thief got in
Trough the back door.
Another picnic is advertised for Fink's
orchard.
Sweet potatoes and peaches have arrived.
Col. C. L.. Poorman is at Flushing.
b. F. Morgan and wife have returned
| from the West.
An even bet of FIVE dollars was made by
to business men yesterday. One said that
ne would bet the glass houses would start
Pithin a month; another said he'd bet they
would not.