Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-12
BELLAIRE.

Some small wine glasses were taken ou'
from under lear at the Lantern Globe
Works yesterday that had been there n
least six years. The heat in all that time
had not affected them and they were II
good condition.
The Mayor says he intends to see thai
the grass (?) in the park is cut down.
The horse attached to the milk wagon
of the Mount Nelson dairy ran off and
demolished the wagon.
Barnes brass band went down to Gin
cinnati on the Aides.
Owing to a washout on the O., w. & B,
road, a through passenger train OF that
road was run over the B. & o. via Newark
and this city to Baltimore.
Miss Whiting, of Chicago, who has been
the guest of the family of Mr.. John She'll
ing, returned home yesterday.
The soaking rain of Monday made con
siderable trouble at Central school build
ing, rs the top was off that editice at the
time. The building will be replastered
from top to bottom.
There has been feeling of unrest among
several Fourth ward residents for several
days. They think there is a gas leak
some place, but the plumbers cannot
find it..
Mrs. Rebecca Donaldson, wife of George
Donaldson, died Tuesday afternoon OF
dropsy. Funeral services were held last
night. The remains will be taken to
Braddoek for burial on the early train this
morning.
The crowd which attended the German
Sunday school picnic yesterday returned
home in the evening at 9 o'clock, we'll
pleased with the festivities of the day.
The towboat Samuel Clark had mar
row escape from wrecking her tow on the
bridge piers.
The rain on Monday was the cause of 6
good many campers coming home, but they
now wish they had not returned.
Mr.. Theo. Seals will entertain friends to
morrow evening.
John Davis, of the firm of Davis &
Archer, is preparing to erect residence al
Pinch run.
Johu Crimmel, one of our well-knowr
citizens and an experienced glass worker
died yesterday morning after q long ill
ness. He was AZ years of age and leaves
wife aud six children. Funeral Friday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
A new hook aud ladder truck will b,
purchased by the city at cost Of $475.
John Wood will erect the new host
house in the Second ward.
Council held short special meeting las
evening Claims were paid.
The Bellsire Nail works consume elk
teen cars of coke daily.
Christian Bippus celebrated his go
birthday on Tuesday evening.
A crowd of ball players went out tc
Allendonis yesterday to play picked MIN
at that place.
The Independent says the woman WHIT
got scared at the noise of the converter al
the steel works, and who fell aud broke
her arm, got a verdict of $500" against
the steel works. The next question arises
had the woman any right on the G. & P
track where she was walking when hurt
The flint glassworkers Of the city hav
called q special meeting for this morning a
10 o'clock.
Col. Fillmore Helsley, local editor of tn
Tribune, continues to walk toward Wash
ington City. Fill will no doubt visit tn
country newspapers and have them writ
him up.
Raspberries are plenty at s. so bushel
The family Of James Fitton went +
Burrs' Mills camp ground yesterday.
The First National Bank still hold
things down in good shape. Surplus fund
$40, 600; undivided profits S., 452.
The st Clairsville man who this weeI
received patent for foot warming apps
ratus for beds, can immortalizs himself b
fore cold weather by getting mp somethin
to keep fellow cool when he retires.