Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-13
BEi.LAIRE.
An Interesting Array of Fresh and Read
able News Items.

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town who claims to be q second Jesus. His
place of residence is Glencoe but he has
been making Bsllaire his headquarters for
several weeks. Knight imsgines he in en-
lowed with the Holy Spirit" and he
carries his spells of religion to extreme
points. Indeed, il is stated that he often
takes refuge in trees and from the lofty
branches proclaIms his belief to the whole
country. Kr. knight, among other things,
claims 10 be organizing church to he
known as the Holy Church o. God. "
Where the structure is TO be located we
have not learned, but it is more than like
ly that its walls will find Judgement in the
fellows brain.
A small boy started in The yard of a
neighbor in the First ward yesterday after
noon and was bit by dog. A doctor was
called who dressed the wound and said the
little fellow would get along all right
The dog was killed.
Miss Mary Burke suffered severe at
tack OF nervous prostretiOn a couple of
weeks ago. but recovered somewhat and. it
wss thought she would soon be out again.
A relapse has set in and the lady is very
III again.
The Riverside Tube mill at Benwood
still continues to run full double turn in ali
departments. The Steel plant and Nail
factory are on full, and the cid upper mill
ls working on pipe skelp and merchant
iron.
Cambridge has ~ electric lights, for
which she pays So o. each per month, or
about S14 a night. Allowing ore light for
each square the price of supply is about
twice what Bellaire pays for artificial gas
The Hobbs, Elson, ard NorthwoOd Glass
companies, will continue during this
week to make about half time. The
Buckeye will do s. little better, and the
Etna az Bellaire goes on full to-day.
The Laughlin mill has on only about
half the factory, on sccOunt of the strike
among the self-feeder boys. The ware
houses are, however, rapidly emptyipg and
prospects are coed for a steady run.
The young man wno drives the wagon
ofthe Wheeling Bakery was arrested on
Saturday for fast driving. There is con-
siderable speeding done on the paved
streets, but the arrests are few.
Harry Hays will return from Anderson,
Ind, and take partial charge Of the old
goblet works, which will be operated by
the Lantern Globe Company.
Several folks from here attended the
the funeral OF Miss Ida Zimmerman, at
st. Clairsville, yesterday. The lady was
engsged 70 be married 10 one OF the en-
ployes on the @. q p.
Local Uoiou No. -, A F. G. W. T.,
has elected the following gentlemen dele
gates TO the Bellsire convention: Thos. j..
Irwin, Frank Denris, Victor Foose and
Patsy Daugherty.
Mr.. Alex. Heatherington, who was
taken to Columbus for brain treatment,
has returned hcme, but his friends think
he has not fully recovered from his msla-
dy.
David Jones, one OF the Oldest en-
ployes at the nail works, fell through a
small trestle near the blast furnace and
injured one of his limbs, so that he Is laid
up.
Frank Lawry, formerly manager Of the
Boston Shoe House and we'll known among
the members of the X. of l.. here, was in
town yesterday visiting a sick friend.
There were one or two favorable sym
toms in Officer Shannon Archer's case yes
terday, and his attending physician has
renewed hopes for his recovery.
The Barresville wet council agreed that
if majority of the voters will petition
them not 10 repeal the prohibitory ordln-
anca they will let IL stand
Col. J. T. Mercer has purchased Cen
tsnuiar" surrey. 1t is fine vehicle, and
was built for exhibition at tha Columbus
centennial.
Mr. @. Murray, of this city, will do the
stone work on the new NJ. f. Church at
Bonneville. The structure will cost over
500, 900.
The pop manufacturers are doing good
business. Mr.. Reasheck and Thomas
Spence have two well fitted establishments
There were no arrests on Saturday.
This does not signify that there were no
drunkenness on the streets.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of Martins Ferry,
preached in the First Presbyterian church
yesterday morning.
The mould makers at the Bellsire Goblet
Works. which burned at Findlsy last
week, lost their tools.
The steamer Bellaire is carrying cement
for the Union bridge from the B., Il. d O.
depot at Bellaire.
J.E Clark returned last week from sn
extended tripiu the interest of the North
wood Glass Co.
The capital stock of the GAINESVILLE Gas
Company has been increased from S., 200
to S25, 900.
John Hcfer, George Romack and James
Eberline are out the B. & o. on weeks
fishing trip.
Let Ms forget the old jsalousies now and
all pull together to boom the town that
we live in.
The teamsters in Bellaire are so busy
that they work day and quarter each
"a hours.
The North Wheeling Bottle Co. and the
Bridgeport Flint Jar Co. still continue
busy.
The Knights of the Golden Elgle will
give grand ball iu Turner Hall on May
Both.
A mass meeting of minere will be held
in City Hall at Bellaire on Tuesday even
ing.
All the Bellaire Window Glass works,
except the "BeIlaire," are working fuil.
A child of Mr.. Brokab, the painter, is so
i'll that its recovery is doubtful.
The Assessors expect to conclude their
labors by next Saturday.
Belmont county has debt OF about one
half million dollars.
The Bellaire Lantern Globe Co. is still
behind its orders.
The boys at Armstrong; mills have
| formed a ball club.
Tbs rain caused several small washouts
about the city.
A Horrible Revelation.
Philadelphia Press.
She had advertised for the return of her
dog. and it was long haired skye terrier
regular valuable thorough bred. The re-
ward was to be $40. A stalwart Celt came
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