Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-12
BELLAIRE.
Columbus Pension Case General Local
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Columbus Pension Case General Local
News Notes.
The pension fraud, 10 which Capt W. A.
Little and Caroline SSeitz9r are implicit
ID, comes up at Columbus to-day. The
Mayor. Marshal, Postmaster and his assist
ants, the editors OF the daily pspsrs, sew
eral Justices Of the perez aud lot more
CeOple have been summoned as witnesses
aad will appear in Columbus to-day.
The city fathers are somewhat chary
about awarding street paving bonds to
parties ont of the city. la one or two
caseg bonds aSarded to brokers' in other
places we're never taken up. The BellaiTe
hank says what it will do and does 1t
M,st of the city's bonds are held by the
First National Bank.
Let all business men aud merchants in
Town gather 81 City Hall Monday night al
100 and have talk over the Wheeling
and Lake Eae railrosd matter. Bellaire
cannot afford TO stand idly by when there
ia a urOsp,c. Of getting new railroad In
town.
The running team of fremeD which
msde tn auspiciOas start hiss gone TO
pieces The necessary interest needed to
keep the organic alton going was lacking
TIE boys have divided what little money
was on hands
Mss Nellie Battelle, OF this city, will
take part 10 the programme arranged fof
the u G ling Of the Belmont County Teach
sr.I Association which cOnvenes at Glen
coe on the Plat.
The bottle works got the lover factory
in operation yesterday. The company
will be ell 0. X in the new quarters II
they can get to lay switch az they desire
Commissioner Madden HIS been ordered
to make a good walk between the bridges
At Indian run Gravel Hill residents have
long waited move Of this Kind.
Elmer WslliDg. q salesman for the Crys-
tai glass work., will probably travel for the
Nickel Plate Company, of Fosloria, IN the
spring.
The street cara do not have as tough
times as formerly when they jump the
track. A paved street has many advant
sRes.
Ter new electric lights will be put up.
Oae OF the new lights will be near the b
q 0. depot and another near the c. x 7.
depot.
Wm. Howells, who has been running a
tin store on the cast Nde Of the fquare, mas
moved his stock to n store on Gravel hui
1t il rather late in the season for immi
gfanis. but the b q o. continues to take a
lew 10 the far West every once III while
Council has received bids two separate
times for q new hose house IN the Ihlru
ward aud then couldn't make contract
The wind and rain was very severe IN
the country early yesterday morning
/ Farmers thought cyclone wa9 coming.
The city has enjoyed an adequate supply
of natural gas for the past we k. lac
weather has not been severe, however.
There was a severe rain storm, with an
accompaniment OF thunder, shortly alter
midnight yesterday morning.
The holiday trade fjr some reason haoRs
back. A little cold weather wonld make
badness mach better.
&C Kelly will I o. assume the reepon-
sibiliues of cashier Of the new bank until
the frs. Of the year.
AUEGkr ny III AAu FoNif - NA~
ion at the Elysian Theatre this evening
Al there, Billy.
Oie of cur lady school teachers will be
married to a Pittsburg gentleman before
long
The First National Bank took $4,000 OF
the city's street paving bonds On Tuesday
night.
The lookup key has bsen returned It's
departure may bs the cause OF IN arrest OF
.RO
Rsllare will soon have n electric lights
iO operation There is a demand Tor more
Thomas Shelly will build two stone
rooms ON his lot in the Third ward
Park L1ws's double frame residence IN
| Filth ward cut is completed.
The Mayor turned $lO4 60 into the city e
Golfers last month.
Alter the 18Th the stores will be open
| siter o'c'ock