Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-09
BELLAIRE,

A warrant WAS sworn out yesterday at
teruoon for the arres. ola woman who has
been running house Of prostitution il the
Second ward. Marshal Darby arrested the
female and the Mayor assessed a fine. The
madam paid cut and returned home.
TIE fish commissioner says ne depoaitsd
a quantity Of eels in Capt.na creek two
years ago. None OF them were over 4 Or
inches long. Some cells have been caught
IN that stream this summer that measured
- inches
All the rooms in the hotel al Burr's
Mills are taken and no more can be accom-
modated regularly. Private families IN
Bethesda will take b0arders, though.
A whitewssher who did not receive SIS
much pay SIS be ssked for a job threw the
money away that W.T. given him and Ill
lowed small boys u carry II of.
The B. & o. is soici'ous for the welfare
Of Miss FultOu, who WI injured by train
at 6lenc-9 several weeks since. The lady
shows 70 mark I improvement.
Mr.. Herbert, the painter, who sustained
severe injury by fall while working
back OF Wheeling, wss brought to his
home in this city IN a wagon.
Chas. Eimuuds was in the city yester-
day on his way home from the hlnt glass
workers and manufacturers conference at
Pittsburg
J. A. Bond is the last Republican who
has SHE'D his cIstor into the ring for the
nomination rs CIunty Auditor.
The price Of natural gas will not worry
the manufacturers very much next fire, as
all Of them will have given it up.
A crowd of perhaps twenty Ladder came
up on the Ohio River railroad 10 this city
Yesterday to do their trading.
A correspondent from Burr's Mills says
that those who go to camp on Sunday will
not be kept out Of the gates.
Fred Roiewig, superintendent of the
street railway, who mashed his foot, Is
still confined to the house.
John suOble left yesterday for FostoTia
and other places III the northwestern part
# the STATE.
The B. & o. expects 10 take so people
from Glencoe to Bars Mills on ChIl-
dren's Day.
TIE Fifth ward tin store will move into
q room on the esst side Of the Public
Square.
The Prohibitionists subscribed 500 the
other day for campaign purposes in this
county.
A Second ward Young lady will be mar
ried TO a gentleman Of Wheeling next
week.
Blum Bros. have made an improvement
on their residence on Thirty second street
There will bs no service in the EQisco-
pal Church for the next two Sabbaths.
Another excursion train MAS run TO
Bsthel over the B., Il. u @. last night.
George Johnston and Miss Phebe Barnes
were married Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Brocab, the paister, is home from
visit with West Virginia friends.
The c.. L. & ". railroad will erect shops
in this city in the near future.
Rev. Grimes, Of Wheeling Island, is at
Burr's Mile camp ground.
Work Is being pushed Oa the furnace st
the Lantern Globe Works.
One unfortunate was arrested yesterday
afternoon for being drunk.
V. Brown is eIeatjHg 4 large frame
dwelling 90 Belmont street.
Rev. r. L Robinson, Of y 9nis, preached
in Ci;y hall last evening.
I L. Fsucett and other First warders ere
fishing in West Virginia.
Harry Burrows is eTectiag big frame
residence at Glencoe.
John Weir, the mailer, will move his fam
lily to Youngstown.
simon Behr has returned from visit tc
Bedford Syringe.
The glass factories can resume any time
after Monday.
Thieves went through the home Of A.