Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

BE Is Wrought UP to Bsllairs Yesterday

M. q Broughf up TO Bellaire Yesterday
Afternoon.
Henry Campbell who was arrested on
the charge of murder and arson wa
taken to Bellaire yesterday afternoon by
Constable Day on the steamer Monteith
and lodged in jail. Campbell will be given
a preliminary trial ON Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock before
Mayor Brown. The prisoner Is
* wears old. well built, and Of medium
height. He is apparently as cool as
cucumber. and maintains the version OF
the affair as he gave it when frst arrested.
To a reporter when asked why he did mol
oo ont to the fire when he saw his store
being consumed he said: You wouldn'
want 10 90 out when you knew there was
co much feeling, would you?" thus leav-
ing the impression that he thought II
would be unsafe for him.
The colored Odd Fellows gave their job
of nrinting to poor hand. The following
are the words rs they appeared on the sue
of one of the circulars distributed:
ION Sunday July 18th A Grand parade
of the Lodge with Z risting Lodges ana
Wheeling Patriarchie assisting in n IA
rade Musick by the Bridgeport Union Cor,
net Rand. the finest in Eastern Ohio and
NJ 2 O'Clock the accomplished and fare
famed NJ. V. p. and Reverend James II
,Jones of Wheeling.- will preech the Ana
yersary Sermont of True Friendship Lodge
No. 1858 Bridg o All are inyitet to De
present,
For little extra expense q first-class jon
could have been obtained at the REaisrER
job room.
Henry r. West and family have returned
from TT. Peck, Montana, whittier MT
West went less thana year ago to accept an
Indian agency. Mr.. West was owner anu
editor of the Woodsfield Spirit Of Democracy
previous to his departure. The country
did not suit Mrs. West, and it was decided
TO return home. The post is now vacant
for some ambitious Democrat who Is will
ing to try it in the Northwest.
Several of the members of the Arion So
ciety wanted TO bet 800 that the Il. X %.
excursion train would not get into Chicago
with its cNcursionists on time on Wednes-
day morning. The boys employed by the
COMPANY at this place heard of the offer,
raised 500 and told the other party they
were ready to take their bet, but the Arion
boys failed to show up.
Some of the grocers who have delivery
wagon are kicking at the natural gas
company, because the ditch keeps them
from letting their horses stand where they
are accustomed.
j. Compton, Esq, Assistant General SUI
perintcndent Western Union Telegraph
Company. Southern Division, is the guest
of John Long.
The entertainment given by the Turks
in the First NJ. T.. Church last night was
pretty well attended.
Charles Gill left yesterday for Pittsburg.
His wife will leave in a few days for the
same place to live.
An infant daughter of SpotwoOd Green
died yesterday and will be buried this
morning.
w. X. Naylor and wife are in Sharon,
attending the funeral of a relative.
Rev. w. Walker and wife, of Little
Washington, are in the city.
The goods of A. p. Hamilton are being
sold at auction by the assignee.
George Grafton has given upthe printing
business to 20 on n farm.
Pittsburgh parties are eager for another
race with He'll.
A car of b. & 0. officers was in town
yesterday.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will meet this
evening.
The b. & O. paid its EMPLOYEES Yesterday.