Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08
BELLAIRE.

I Nessrs VIM. Sinram. Owen Meehan, r.
T. Devries. George $ Jennings and f.. b.
Bowie have formed a company and will to-
gether operate the fltna plant. The ma
chine and foundry business will be contin-
ued with some new features added. But
the intention of the company is not yet
fully announced.
An old woman perhaps 40 years OF age,
was seen staggering about IN the tourth
ward Yesterday afternoon. She was drunk
very drunk. and could hardly keep her
feet Her face had the appearance OF hav-
Ing fingered in the vicinity of pile OF SCOT
for some time
4 Fourth ward gentleman who has for
bid the boys playing ball about his prem
ises, has come into the possession OF a line
lot Of balls by capturing all that come IN
his yard. The boys say he has collected
several small baskets full.
The remains of Henry Maule arrived
from Denver in good shape yesterday
morning II was decided to postpone the
funeral until this morning at . o'clock.
Services in St Johns church during High
Mass.
John Zweig has been compelled to move
the wall of the ClOuSe property on the
north side of his new building on Belmont
street. as the structure stood several inches
on his ground.
The new building Of Schmulbach, on the
old Zflch property, Will only take IN lhal
part that was formerly frame structure
The brick building at the back Will stand.
The non-partsan W. c. T. L. will erect
refroshment stands during the tournament
of the firemen One will be at Sellar's
corner the other near the old postofiice.
Messrs. Lancaster and Ehler are having
big run in their business at present. NJ
merous roofs about town are looming up
under the touch of their magic paint.
II. c. Wilson, Ed. Steger and Robert
/ Never. editor of the Herald, were at Cald-
well Yesterday looking after the Congress
sional Convention for Bellaire.
The Grocers' Association of this city has
been invited 10 take part in the parade at
| Wheelingon the 30th. They have not deci-
ded whether TO go or not.
Marshal Shepherd will have charge of
the fremen's parade, with Chief Muth, OF
| the fire department, and Geo r. Morgan as
assistants.
John Muth and several other young gen
| tlemen started for Columbus on bicycles:
They got as far as GAINESVILLE and concluded
TO return.
Matthew Bigger, a bachelor aged 10, Of
Whitney. a station on the b. x o., few
miles west of Bellaire, died Wednesday
evening.
The trestle at Captina, on the b., Il. X c.
railroad. was in bad condition yesterday
and delayed trains somewhat.
The picnic of c. * p. employees will oc-
cur tomorrow \ big crowd will 20 II the
weather is favorable.
The excursion to Boston for Sl3, good for
- days. is the cheapest trip that mas oeeh
offered for some time.
Superintendent Jones, Of this city, is at
tending the Interstate School OF Methods,
at jefferson, OHIO.
The pension board at its last meeting,
transacted a large volume Of business.
Mr.. Charles Wigfeld and Miss Lorera
ZONES have been united in marriage.
Several Of the coal banks resume work
the same time as the glass factories
The Duquesne Club announces private
hop for City Hall this evening
LEROY Addison is engaged icing meat
cars that pass through the city.
Miss Maggie Junkins has returned from
an extended Western trip.
Oliver Blackburn and George Llttle'oh
have left on a fishing trip.
Rev. l.. W Barr has gone to Chautau-
qua for couple of week.
H. Roemer is erecting neat stable ior
the horse he purchased.
Tomatoes have dropped peg. We give
this as an item of news.
The new proprietors of the GLOBE Ho'el
took charge yesterday.
Miss Jennie Greenfield has gone East on
a visit to friends
Mrs NJ. List, OF the ourtu N"lu -
quite sick.