Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21
BELLAIRE.
a Budget of Interesting News and
Gossip

Gossip
Hon James Campbell, the Democratic
nominee for Governor. will be with us
Tuetday. This meeting is not according
to the programme laid out few days
since, but change was made in favor Of
Bellairs. At the present political stage Of
proceedings Mr.. Campbell is clearly on
TOpp. The old parties have said SANDER
GUS things of each other, sons of which
bad not the essence of truth. Some Of the
falsahoods manufactured against the
Democratic standard bsarer have
BEEN publicly retrscted. Topp
of Cincinnati, who used his office under
Foraker for the betterment Of his purse,
has been rOuted by the Democrats and his
party has made him resign. OF course
some things 20 wrong in every campaigo,
but most of the worry is on the part OF
the Republican henchmen this year, who
find il an uncelsing occupation plssleriDg
mp the mud holes in the levee of their ad-
minis.ration. The steamer Bellaire will
make On extra trip for the accommodation
Of The Wheeling crowd that will visit the
city. An invitation Is extended to the
Young Mems Democratic Club of Wheel
irg TO turn out in @ body. Excursion
rates have been secured on all railroads.
Come aud swell the crowd.
Secretary Voeckley, of the Crystal WIN
dos Glass Works, is continually inventing
something new about the works. He de-
evisd The construction of the new gas furn-
ace and it is the success anticipated. On
Saturday, while the bOys about the factory
we're labOriDg with the pots trying TO put
them in the furnace, an idea struck Mr..
Voeckley. lie had o continuance made
which be attached to the crane used at
the pot arch. The scheme worked as ex.
psc,ed Six pots we're sst in twenty-five
mioutas, about the time reqred by the
old way for the placing Of one pot.
A clerk in Blum's store was seen to sud
denly leave the store Saturday snd make
q bee line down Thirty-Third street. At
ter running q couple of squares be stopped
aud his face wore a detected look as lie re-
marked: "Guess the socks ere gone" A
stranger had lifted pair of socks while
the clerks head was turned and skipped
The theft was noticed in short time, but
the individual who carried of the goods
was no where to be found.
Thos. Feeney got very mad because his
name was put on the "blsck list" He
got full of the amber fluid and raised Cain.
The windows at his home were mashed
aud household articles were upsst. The
marshal was sent for He found Feeny in
hay NOW and by force dragged him out
Of the hole he had made for himself. Mayor
Brown assessed Feeney $40 and costs and
sent him to Jail for 30 days for the mis-
chief he had done.
The following gentlemen of this city and
vicinity compose The reception committee
for the Campbell meeting: J. T. Lane,
Mat Gordon, J. T. Kelly, ThOs Ault,
Thos. Mccormick, O. Husbands, A. o.
Mellott, NJ. Huffman, Gus Hardenstein,
ST.. Jas. APPLETON, George Roemick, ThOs.
Shelly. Oven Meehsn, Hon. David Wag-
ner, George H. Mutb, J. A. Reilz, and
C gorge Yost
Jas. Flick, who works in the B. d 0.
ward, was painfully injured Saturday on
the leg. While passing from one Car to
another be fell snd load Of lumber top
pled on him. He was relieved by o. u
p. fireman, who happened to be going
Gown the Ohio Valley track. Fiicks was
carried TO his home where ne Will be con-
fined for some time.
The Trades Carnival at the Eysisn
Theatre on Friday and Saturday nights
will be big afiiir. Firms having al ad-
yertisemeuts on TIE big drill will be repre-
sented by young ladies, who will wear
dresses to represent their trades.
The gentleman who was here some
DAYS since looking up sum OF money
that was fraudulently taken nom the
Government in the shape Of q pension
claim, is il town sgain. Locks Ike the
matter is to be thoroughly siittd.
The Democrats are fesliDg pretty good
lust now. An effort is being made to nave
a crowd that will make the turnout tosl
greeted Foraker look sick.
A boy who was driving horse 10 a
sulky on Guernsey street yesterday sitei,
noon, was upset and received severe iail
on ne paved street.
4 lady named Boston, who works al
the Llutern Globe Works, was palnIuily
burned by natural gas, last Friday
DuB is & Mccoy, proprietOrs OF the
planning mill at this place, are preparing 10
open q lumber yard in Benwood.
The funeral of Patrick Curran was well
attended yesterday. Both orders OF the
Hibernians turned out.
No boats can get TO Pittsburg until
after the 1st of November, as Davis Island
dam is being repaired.
The crowd that came in on the B., Z. d
C. excursion yesterday, from WoodsheId'
bad a band with it,
Dan Mckinley, of Bellaire, has been
loss Of the mould department of Dalzell I
factory ct Tifi1.
Woodsfsld is advertising Campbell for
the 22i, the same date he is announced 10
be in Bsllaire.
The furnace at the Bellaire Window
Glass Works will probably be made HE
the Crystal.
Miles Hart, Democratic nominee ioT
Commissioner, was in town seeing voters
yesterday.
| miss Katie Jones, OF Steube1viile, via
tied her sister, Mrs Rhoda R1binsoa' iA''
week.
The fair committee OF the I. o. o. +;
meets tomorrow evening at VIM. Ayers
store.
The public schools will have drawing
tests in one or two of the grades TINS
week.
The dynamo for the electric lights AZ
the nail works has been placed in position
The Bsllaire nail works is bulldog
large additions to its power house
The fountain in the square should De
shut OF until spring.
The Sabbath school of the Hebrews is
still continued
Thos. Stevens is clerkiDg in Marsh :
jegelry store.
The roof is being put on the First M' l.
church.
The nail works warehouse is almost
empty.
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