Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
BELLAIRE.

L ne agent lOr George Suu IuduldSI
was i'm the city yesterday. The show will
be here on the 18th. The Jolly Persians
advertised for the 18th will not likely be
here, as the advance agent has failed &c
appear.
A little 'sawed-ofT'' Individual, who was
considerably under the influence Of liquor,
created "a spectacle of himself yesterday on
the streets. The man was not over Is inches
high and over - years Of age.
Marshal Sheppard and three or four po-
lice succeeded in capturing James Manley
on Tuesday evening. James is wanted foI
selling liquor without license at camp
meeting.
The Young chaps who We're captured
with a bedstead in their possession have
been bound over TO court in the sum OF
$500 10 is case Of theft, II seems.
The school teacher who thought her pu-
pills would be instructed byayisit 10 "Flcm-
ming's Around the World show, has
changed her mind now.
The Democratic primaries on Saturday
should be well attended Some interest
should be taken in the selection Of dele
gates.
The Fifth ward Will be the scene of a
wedding the latter part Of the month. The
young folks think they are keeping 1T
quiet
Natural gas was pretty low at the Union
Window Glass Works yesterday. The
company intended 10 set pots, but could
not.
The Street Commissioner has been al
lowed TO eXpend =, 400 year and no more,
excepting what is required for his salary.
a. NJ. +. Boyd, Of this city, was nomin-
ated on the Republican ticket for Coroner.
Benz. Lopez was nominated for Director
The boy wonder of Cambridge, who has
astonished thousands by his musical abili-
ties, will be in this city shortly.
Andrew Fox. the well known bottle
blower. is very III at Steubenville, where
he has been working Of late.
There will be a prize social in City Hall,
this evening, for the benefit Of the pastor
of the A. NJ. r. Church.
Bellaire Odd Fellows will 60 to Toronto
to-day 20 assist in dedicating the new hall
in that town.
A car load Of young ladies and gentlemen
of the Good Templars went to Bridgeport
last night.
The Fourth ward pump has been put IN
good repair by the gentleman VINO dam
aged it.
Some of the fire brick company's product
will be laid in front Of the postofice ioi
trial.
Miss Annie Sanders and Miss Elsie Leas-
ure leave next week for school in Delaware,
Ohio
Mrs. Eva Fitzpatrick has returned from
a visit with friends at Homestead, Pa
A number Of people will attend camp
meeting at Quaker City next Sunday.
An Edison Photograph is creating con-
siderable attraction on Union street
Kennedy, the ball twister, is home from
the West where he played this year
Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday married MI
Haefner and Miss Anna Suitler.
The threatening weather kept numerous
citizens from the fair yesterday
Some repairs will be made on the stairs
leading into the City Hall.
The Pension Examiners got in another
good DAVIS work yesterday
The street fair will be 90 next year
from present indications.
The summer work in the Park Will soon
be over for this season.
Ralph Levi left for the South last night
where he will work.
VIM. Goodwin and Miss Rachael Barton
have been married.
Crozier Bros. have considerable DrlcA
work i'm BcnwOod.
Miss Mary Goetze is visiting friends IN
Steubenville.
The ladies' bicycle class has quit. II
didn't pay.