Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-28
BELEAIRE.

/ who was arrested for running gamollhg
scheme on Union street. The departure Oh
/ this fellow has raised point IN law that
may take several lawyers to decide. Cassl-
DIV was under bond in the sum OF 500 Tor
! his appearance in court. At the designated
/ time he appeared, and everything was IN
readiness to proceed with the case. Whlle
/ the Court was deciding the best way to
: omen the case, Cassidy asked to be shown a
water closet. He was accommodated, ana
has not been heard from since. When
Squire Roeder called for the prisoner ne
was not found, and the Court ruled that tLe
bond was forfeited. There was some Cd,
lection TO this, as the gentleman VINO hau
signed the bond claimed that ne had pro-
1nced Cassidy at the time appointed, ana
! had therefore fulfilled his contract. Cassi-
DIV. il is claimed, was under the care OF the
constable when he made his departure. Of
course one or two disciples of Blackstone
were emphatic in the assertion that the
bond could not be collected, while other
LAWYERS said it could. 1t looks as II the
bondsman is in shape that will necessl-
tate his giving the law Il trial on the case
A leading dry goods merchant said the
demand for furs this season is larger than
he had ever known beford. The rage is on
and will continue for another year, at
least
George McClain is very proud Of the
cane that was presented to him by the pu-
pills of the Second Presbyterian Sunday
school.
Work on the new pixies is stopped for the
present, and il may be some time before II
will be resumed
The C. L. K W ana B. * o. engines had
q great time of it yesterday and Friday
sticking on the crossing near the planning
mill
Milton MOBILES was very hot when lie
learned that Yates Comedy Company
had produced the Phoenix here under the
name of The Man of Mystery" The
drama is Mobiles production.
The Benwood ferry boat continues TO
make regular trips, but will have to lay up
soon as the paddles in her wheel are nearly
ali broken
It is not generally known that the C.. &
y. sells round trip tickets to Wheeling FOR
- cents. The ticket is good over the
bridges.
Superintendent Wilson, of the water
works, has been sick for several days.
4 number of new moulds have been re-
ceived for use at the steel works.
Everything in the shape of sled or
sleigh was brought into use yesterday.
The small boy found coasting down hill ell
joyment to his liking, and last night hun
ireds of Young folks made the town merry
with their peals OF laughter, while out rid
ing.
The creek is frozen, but the snow has
spoiled skating. The icemen's prospects
are good.
The tax books will be returned to Bel
laire tomorrow.
Last week there occurred marriage in
this city, the parties to which had not seen
each other until the wedding day. They be-
come acquainted through letters, eXchang-
ed photographs, talked of the usual things
through correspondence that great many
people do face to face, Il proposal Of mar
riage occurred, an acceptance followed and
then marriage May the couple enjoy
long and happy life together.
Isaac LuchS leaves next week for New
York and Philadelphia. He will be gone
some weeks.
Earl Dubois had quite an adventure
while out sleigh riding at Rock Hill with
lady. The road was rough, and by some
means the sleigh upset Neither was hurt.
Fred Schick, who is home from school at
Columbus, is on the sick list. He had an
attack of malaria.
The ladies' of the First NJ. +. Church din
not do very well with their blzar. The
event took place at Il bad time.
Buckwheat cakes are nov in order, and
the demand for corn meal is getting lively
also.
Agnes Wallace Villa. the well known
actress, will appear here tomorrow night
in her new play, THE World Against
Her"
Joseph Crow and son have built several
houses in Benwood during the past season
and have two more under contract.
INnnn,.o1. hard titpn IF IL QgttinU
up to Rose Hill Cemetery at present. Ice
has taken the place of mud.
The Mayor, Marshal and Council of
Banesville have been talking pretty plain
TO each other of late From what can be
learned the law has not been very vigor-
ously enforced for some time, and the City
Fathers want to see that something is done
towards the fulfilment of the law. Council
called meeting and talked of impeaching
the Marshal, but afterwards thought better
of il and issued instructions to the officer.
Accordingly the Marshal wrote note oil
warning and posted il. He warned al sa-
looms, restaurants, drugstores and the like
to remain closed on the Sabbath. His IN
tention is to cut right and left, let the
chips fiy where they will" This periodi-
cal severity is so in all towns. Bellalre
went through the experience some months
ago.
Prof Wenner and wife, of THIN. are
the guests of William Thompson and wife,
in the Fourth ward.
Business got very good the day before
Christmas, and most merchants report the
holiday trade as good as the year before.
Dogs are killing a great many sheepfor
the farmers near Bethel.
Lucinda Bradford has withdrawn her
suit for damages against the city.
Thos. Morrison, who was hurt ut the
nail works, and who in Il suit for damages
was awarded Il nice sum. will get the
award. The court refused to grant de-
PENDENT new trial.
1t will not be long ere cars OF the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad will be run
ming direct into Belaire S.The city will
not enjoy an Independent line, but will get
all the benefits that would attend the
building of the road to this city With the
Wheeling and Lake and the Ohio Valley
the town will be blessed with six railroads.
Report was current on the streets that
Captain Harry Mendel, of the steamer
Phillips, had died of heart disease AT his
home in Wheeling. Your reporter saw
Harry going to market yesterday with Il
big basket and he looked like pretty good
man yet.
Fred Sherer is spending the holidays in
Pittsburg.
Milton MOBILES played Love and Law
TO good house last night and gave excel
lent satisfaction.
The New Years attraction at the Elys-
ium theatre will be "Reuben Glue we'll
known and popular comedy. A matinee
will be given in the afternoon.
There is talk of another shoe store in the
Fourth ward.
The steel works will resume after Janu-
airy lst.
CLiRINGTON.
CtARINGroN. O. December 21.-There