Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-19
BELLAIRE.

A great many of the gsntler sex, who
are Inclined to the cup, were in a ballelu-
jan condition on Saturday night One
woman tried to capture a shirt in Blum
Bros store. She WAS detected 10 the act.
but declared the was hone She was
made to take of her shawl or further
search, but nothing more WAS ionnd
Later in the evening the Wilted form of on
old woman was found stIe'c hed cut on the
b, 4. & G. railroad, in tie Fret ward.
She was picked up and carried home
Something after nine O'Clock married
man found his wife in an alley with an
other fellow. The husband had revol-
yer, but he thought best not to
use it, but he made the
other chap cover ground very speedily.
About ten O'Clock residents near tue
Stamping company were startled by cries
from women. An investigation revealed
that several fair creatures were under the
influence of liquor and were inclined to be
boisterOus In fact they made a racket
that could he heard for several squares. A
drunken chap had some words with Mrs.
Lowler, who keeps a saloon in the Second
ward. The lady was struck on the nose.
There must have been something in the
atmosphere Saturday night.
The old soldiers of Pultney township
met in City Hall last night and in formal
way protested against bill that has been
presented to the Legislature which does an
injustice to the defenders of the Union.
The colOred Odd Fellows met Sunday
afternoon and listened to the annual ser
mon to the lodge, preached by Rev. J. H.
Jones, of Wheeling. Odd Fellows from
Wheeling and GAINESVILLE were in atten-
dance.
A party of Bellairites two men and two
wOmen) while returning from Wheeling at
an early hour this morning in hack, acct
deutally went over the embankment near
the upper ferry. The hack was badly used
up.
The stockholders Of the Etna Glass
Works met yesterday afternoon. The
business transacted was private. The
works will be idle another week.
Pension Agent Mason lost a couple of
store keys, Sunday, between the First
Presbyterian church and his place Of bust
ness in the First ward.
J. 4. Crow, janitor of the Gravel Hill
school house, died Of Inflammation of the
stomach. Funeral this morning at nine
o'clock.
Some people SAW 800 bills yesterday
for the first time. StetsOn knows how TO
advertise his Uncle Toms Cabin troupe.
A spiritual lecture will be given at the
home of Mrs. AthertOn en- Gravel Hill, on
Wednesday evening" by G. II. Books.
Mr.. Hart, of Pittsburg, succeeds ]. II.
Da1rah, and not ]. B. Darrah, as wejgher
for the Central Traffic Association.
Pat Hughes and Joe Crawford, who live
in boat houses near the water works, were
arrested yesterday for fighting.
Presiding Elder Mills presided at Quar-
ierly meeting service in the First M. E
Church last night.
Several members of the J. J. club will
soon reuOuuce single blessedness and will
take life partners.
Charles Brand has been elected Presi-
dent of the South BellaiTe NJ. E. Church
Sunday School.
Jake Beck, of Chicago, arrived in the
city, Sunday. He will work at the bottle
factory.
The Second Presbyterian Church will
give an entertainment on Thursday even
ing.
The Buckeye and the Belmont Building
Associations both cold money last night.
Some people are taking the lst Of April
by the forelock and are moving now.
Some of the Sunday violatOrs were
before the Mayor yesterday.
Officer Burke, of the B. & o., ia recover
ing from a sprsined ankle.
There is some talk of arrangements for
cheaper fares 10 Wheeling
Stetson's "Uncle TOMS Cabin" played
to good house last night.
-Four cars were off the track in the O., l..
& w. yard, on Saturday.
The daughter of D. II. Darrsh, who has
been i'll, is no better.
The Republican primaries will be held
Wednesday evening.
VIM. George left last evening to Join the
New York ball club.
The Tilden Club did not hold a meeting
on Saturday night.
Virgil BrcwD will erect a two-story
frame residence.
VIM. G. Barnard has been quite sick for
some days.
NJ. E. Blackburn is in the city from
Findlay.
DR.. c. L. Kurz is able to be about
again.