Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-21
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Mary 7. C. Hoge of the Fourth
ward, died Monday night quite suddenly.
Mrs. Hoge never fully recovered from the
grippe She seemed TO know that the
time for her death was near, as she told
her children that she would not be long
with them. Mrs Hoge was prominent
member of the Methodist church and was
well liked by u great circle Of acquaint-
ances.
A hot fight in the Second ward resulted
in breaking big plate glass in the from OF
Geo. Keller's grocery. The fight was not
one of the knock-down and drag-out affairs,
but both parties made the air hot with vile
| language and stones.
There was a meeting of those who sub
scribed money for a test of clays in Jas. f.
Anderson's Office last night. From what
can be learned there will soon be an insti-
tuition started here TO manufacture fire
brick on large scale.
The Board of Equalization will meet next
Monday TO organize. The assessors have
made their returns and now look out for
some fun. Probably some of the valuations
about town that have diminished may be
Strengthened out
The heavy rain Monday night did not
stop the benefit concert held in the Elysian
1 theatre. Every available dry place in the
theatre was occupied, and the programme
proceeded amid the din Of dripping water.
/ The b. 81 O. will sell tickets to Wheeling
and return for 81 cents, good for five days.
The c. & r. will sell tickets to Wheeling
and return for 30 cents, good for one day.
The Atlantic Tea Company Of this city
yesterday sold out to the Atlantic Tea Com
pany of Wheeling. The latter firm former
| ~ owned the store.
4 boy named Greeneltch was painfully
! hurt bv being thrown from a horse while
crossing the b. & o. bridge on Union
street
The Board of Control elected by those in
torestcd in the new fuel plant will 90 to
work shortly with the building of the
plant
The chap who interferred with Officer
! Srobel when he was arresting drunken
individual paid a fine amounting TO over
| Sl4.
Some of the tools necessary for the con-
struction of the Ohio Valley railroad have
arrived and work will be commenced soon.
About $4,000 was sold by the building
associations during the past week. The
Belmont sold s. 900 Monday evening.
The farmer who worries to town through
the rain with green goods is the chap who
is making money these days.
Word was received by Bessie Hoge yes
terday that Mrs. Hoge's brother-in-Iaw in
the West was dead.
E Lockwood formerly owner and editor
of the Bellaire Herald, has gone to Cleve-
land to locate.
VIM. Ault and Thos. Cooper will attend
the Grand Lodge X. Of p, which meets in
Cleveland.
After Monday you can 90 to Cleveland
from here without change of cars over the
c. * p
The manufacturers of brick are having
hard time getting out a product these days.
Thieves stole bale of sheep pelts from
the store Of Joseph Londo Monday night
The hope to be given in 1. o. o. +. Hall
on May Both promises to be a fine affair.
The fair and festival of Spangler Post
opens in City Hall on Friday evening
The Gill Pot Works addition will be sixty
feet long and two stories in height.
The .Etna Glass Works was sold yester-
day to VIM Sinram for $4,000.
Alex. Somers has had things nicely fixed
up about his place of business.
The boiler works reports good lot OF
orders just at present
The Board of Education held its monthly
meeting last evening.