Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
BELLAIRE.
A Lively Row In which One Man Is Used
Up-General News.

A Lively Row In which One Man Is Used
Up-Gensrsl News.
There Was was q genuine old fashioned
row in Chas. Hanks's saloon yesterday at.
ternoon, which resulted rather seriously
for one man. Five miners from GEORGETOWN
were in the room when Dave South en-
tered. One of the crowd proposed to the
new conner that he play a game Of seven
up, the loser to set up the drinks. South
consented and beat his opponent; bat the
defeated individual wss not satisfied, and
vowed that If be could not better him at
cards he conld whip him. Finally the
fellow pitched into South, and before the
latter could make his escape the five min
eTs pitched onto him and gave him some
severe welts on the head, cutting four big
gashes. South managed TO escape from
the drunken crowd but was again inter
ceptsd by q fellow named Mslley and
thpmped again. Several officers who were
at the City Bulldog heard of the fight and
went down. Three chaps submitted to
arrest, but the other two took t, Their
heels. Officers Little, Mcdonald and
johnson exercised themselves vigorously
and finally clutched the ruuaways down
in the old brickysrd. The gang was
taken to the lookup, where all but one OF
them are confined.
Cincinnati Board Of Education has
cheek enough to ask us to clOse down our
schools tomorrow and call the day Expo
sition holiday. Oh, we could not do thai.
There would likely have been some kick
ing if the schools had closed down for the
street fair, should n have been held.
James Lsfferty drank washing fluid out
of q stone Jug by mistake yesterday, but o
doctor brought him round all right.
G. NJ. Hollatt takes Rev. Taylor's con-
yreqation at Quaker City. The latter will
20 TO college a couple OF years.
Troll Bro. are rebuilding their railroad.
They expect to have it done by the time
the st. Clairsyille fair is held.
The J. J. Club did not get back from
the trip down the river until six O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Council will pass an ordinance fixing
penalties against street walkers lettering
on the streets.
One of our flint houses has investigated
and found that oil is dearer than coal to
run q furnace.
The levitt Jinglers are a drawing at
traction. They will Be here Tomorrow
evening.
James R. Mills ia continued as Presid-
ing Elder Of the NJ. f churches of this
district.
The rooms of the Board Of Education
and superintendent Jones are to be fixed
up.
Mr.. Lane, the new pastor Of the First
NJ. f Church, comes here from Youngs-
town.
Yesterday and to-day were the dates on
which the street fair was to have been held.
The Natural Gas Company supplies the
public schools with fuel for $500 a year.
A lawn soti Al will be held at tie home
of Mrs. J. +. ROdefer, this evening.
". s. Williams is soliciting subscribers
for the new Sunday psper.
Contractor Naioney bsgan laying brick
Noble street yest,rdsY.
Councilman Michael Bertchey. has
moved to North Baltincrc.
Employees OF the b Il o. shops are only
making part tinP.
The Catholic Schools have a large at
tendance at present.
A lot OF emigrants passed West over the
B. 4 o yesterday.
Council has decided that We will con-
tinue on suo time.
A show will be here next Monday even
ing.
Indian ran bridge is being repaired.
The Mayor collected $50 last month.