Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-27
BELLAIRE.

The boys who belong TO the HOOK and
Ladder Company had good time Christ
mas. The fun INDUCED in was varied but
lively. Among the things which varied
the monOtOny was rugged out stiff, -
which the boys had faxed The subject
meant 20 represent dead 1rishman and
the dummy was good one. When every
thing was ready the Mayor and Marshal
were called in to view the remains. They
were not overly pleased with the sight
they saw. The Coroner was notified that
u man had been found dead and had been
carried TO the hose house, but that dignitary
failed to show up for some reason. Final
~ the Joke > grew tiresome and some one
ventured the suggestion that the dummy
was libel on the Irish. Hot words were
exchanged and a small fight took place
Two of the participants were arrested
The SUN total Of their fines amounted to
about Sl5.
1.-Two Old Pals" the show which ap-
peared here Christmas night diSbanded
here. The company was in bad shape when
il struck Bellaire. After the first act the
members refused TO 20 on with their parts
until the receipts of the box Office was
divided. The strike was of short duration.
The money taken in was divided and the
music went on.
Robert Cassidy had actresses pictures
and $40 bills to catch the unwary He was
arrested for gambling and Jacob Bouey
steele went on his bond for 500. Cassidy's
trial was called for yesterday morning,
but he failed to appear, and the bond holds
good
Those of our citizens who subscribed TO
the W. X l.. l.. railroad payable when the
road IS built into the city. Will be relieved,
as the company will come into Bellaire
over the c., l.. X W.
Milton and Dollie MOBILES in Love and
Law will appear at the Elysian Theatre
this evening. The company has been here
twice, and will draw well tonight.
John Rodewig, bottle blower, from
Washington, Pa, is here on a visit. John
is probably the smallest bottle blower in
the United States.
Thomas Shirreli, of Florida, and Miss
Jennie Emery, who were married Christ
mas Eve, left for their Southern home
yesterday.
Trains on the c., L. x w. were snow
bound Yesterday. Passengers for st.
Clairsville went around by way OF the b.
30.
Mr.. Leroy Romack and Miss Katie
Haber were married Christmas night The
young couple stole a march on their friends
There were twelve arrests from Wednes-
day night until Friday morning, most OF
whom are in the lookup at this writing
The street railway was showed up again
yesterday. The road will likely get in or
der for working some time to-day.
Both branches of the w. c. T. U. will
give silver medal contest in South Bel
=
All trains on the B. u. &; c. road were
taken of yesterday, but an effort Will be
made TO run trains to-day.
Jessie Duufe, aged II years, resident
of Mead Township, dropped dead yester-
day while feeding stock.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Window Glass works VII!
take place January l6
Thrty-two couple of young folks took
part in the hop of the Americas Club at
the Windsor Hotel.
Bellairc has several hundred strangers
at present most of whom are here to spend
the holidays.
The marriage of Mr. Funch to Miss Fan
ME Batteile will occur on next Wednesday
evening.
The city is very slow about cleaning the
snow from the pavement around the park
Albert Amber ana Lucy Corbet were
married on Wednesday by Squire Roeder.
ExMarshal Darby is in town making
preparations TO move TO st. Clairsvil!e.
The window glass factories an the bottle
works resumed work yesterday.
w +. Rufer, of Defiance, is in the city,
seeing old friends.
Mrs. Henry Lewis, of Mansfield, is in
the city on visit.
VIM. Elson and bride, Of Mansfield, are
here on visit.