Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-06
BELLAIRE.
The News OF the Day Condensed IN Per
tlnent Paragraphs.

The News OF the Day OOnuenseu III L CT
tInent Paragraphs.
The E.na machine works is being en-
lsreed so that the works will be able to
branch into foundry and machine work on
a more extensive scale. The new ma
chinery will necessitate the employment
of more woTkmen at this establishment.
Mr.. Hiram Jcnes, the manager, has shown
his ability to run works Of this kind so
that the company is ahead nice sum each
year.
Mrs. MCGEE, of the Fourth ward, is laid
up with peculiar trouble. The lady ran
a piece of glass in her hand some time
since and failed to have it extricated. The
substance worked up the arm through the
flesh and then came down the breast and
is now troubling the lady's heart and may
result fatally.
About a dozen individuals are kicking
because they have failed 10 get the money
owed them by two men who came to this
city several weeks stree to erect gas
plant. One gentleman mourns the loss OF
a board bill which footed up $40.
Mr.. Garden, who owns the property
next to the Schramm estate. just north OF
tow, is erecting breast work to protect
his property that runs along the river or
late years the Ohio has carried of cOnsid-
cradle land in that quarter.
A lady teacher who received two
years certificate one year ago was notified
that she would have to be re examined to-
morrow. she refused to comply and has
resigned the place to which she has been
appointed.
Some of the Bellaireites who left town
a couple of months 10 escape the hot sea
son, but who returned in the midst of it,
are preparing to find cool retreat again.
Quite a nun Der of people have moved
from the city this week, but new faces
appear in their stead almost rs SOON as
they are gone.
The street cars do no. keep TO the track
as we'll as passengers would like. Aud
street cars are too heavy TO pull on the
paved etreets.
Chas. Keyser and Miss Katie Davis were
married at Wegee yesterday afternoon.
The couple went to Martins Ferry last
evening
Bellaire fremen have organized run
ming team" and elected officers therefor.
The boys will practice for future contests.
Charles McClain has sold his property in
this city and will move to Wheeling Island,
where he will erect q fine residence.
Ritz, the oarsmsn, was in the city few
days since looking for a rowing machine
that be left here some time since.
Mrs. AL Thompson, nee Miss Lizzie
Pipes, of Cleveland, is visiting at the
home of her parents in this city.
The motors are catching the trade for
Wheeling now. The steamer Bellaire is
greatly missed.
Mrs. John Powell, of Zinesyille, hiss de-
cided to locate in this city and run board
ing house.
Fred. Myers. a cadet Of the Navy, from
Washington, d. O., is in the city on q
visit.
The Methodist and Christian churches
hold picnic at Cfangle's orchard to-day.
G. B. Boren, street payer, is in the city
looking stier the work he is interested in.
John Perks purchased the piano OF Lew
BAttelle, chat was tOld at public sale.
Daniel Fosner is having his double brick
building on Guernsey street fixed up.
Jas. Morrison and family will he home
from Scotland some time this month.
The Republican Senatorial Convention
will be held at Flushing on Tuesday.
W. c. Rankin's new residence in the
Fourth ward, is nearing completion.
Thomas POrterfeld is at Glencoe erect
ing new residence for farmer.
Jos. Davies, of the Fifth ward, has re-
turned from visit to England.
The city has prepared for all the paving
that can be attended TO this year.
There wss quite a cOncourse of drum
mers in the city yesterday.
A new bridge will be built over McMa
hons creek at Glencoe.
John Sohick leaves Monday for Colum-
bus to attend college.