Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-22
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
Mr.. John Crabb, engineer of the helper
which cOllided with freight train on the
b. X Q. several days since, is now resting
pending an investigation of the collision.
Mr. Crabb is one of the cOmpany's old and
trusted engineers. He is steady as clock,
and we hope his present trouble will be
adjusted satisfactorily, so that he Will soon
be at the throttle again.
The little chap who carries water for
Dougherty & Co.'S men, who are laying
Fifth ward sewer, is an Italian who has no
relatives in this country. The boy came TO
the United States alone He saves his
money and says he intends TO return to his
native land.
Would it not be a good idea for our peo-
pie 10 make an effort TO get the b. n .. TO
enlarge their shops at this point. There IS
plenty of bottom land that could easily be
used. The land could be put in shape as
easy as that in BenwoOd.
When the improvements on Turner Hall
are completed the boys will have quarters
to be proud of. They can wine and dine
their friends in fitting style. The old
quarters were not large enough as arranged
to hold banQuets.
The Jury in the damage suit of Cummins,
Schramm, ct al, against the county, on ac-
count of the location of road through
their premises, were awarded LOO an
acre for the land through which the road
will pass.
Two individuals who had difference 10
settle occupied the yard back of the St
Cloud Hotel during their pugllistic en-
deaVOrS. Neither was hurt much, but
bOth were arrested and fined
An immigration train went West yester
dav over the 3. Il .. The foreigners
aboard had five cars Cf baggage. Hardly
a dav passes that there is not train OF new
corners bound for the West.
The Marshal continues to keep the pave
ments clear of boxes, etc. The merchants
who kicked so vigorously against the en-
fOrcement of the law are now OF the opln-
ION that il is a good thing.
Chas Hamilton, window glass cutter,
who has been on the sick list for some
time. has about recovered. Mr.. Hamilton
strained himself catching pile OF uncut
glass that was falling over.
Al Emery, who has charge of the park,
set out this week few more emolemS OF
lodges. Most every important order is
now represented in the flower beds OF the
park.
The Young men who are to participate III
Frank Nelson's entertainment meet at in
tervals for practice and think they will be
able TO give an excellent concert.
The marriage of John f. Dubois, of this
city, to Miss Sallie Atkinson, of West
Alexander, Pa, was solemnized at the
home of Mr.. Dubois, last night.
May and June appear to be the months
most choose for marriage. Quite number
of youNg couples will be united in we'd
lock within the next few weeks.
It is said that when the B. & o. makes
some changes in the yard at this place that
the company will be ready to talk about
opening Belmont street.
Mrs. Syl. Witherald attended the gradu-
alton exercises of her son Ross, at Findlay
College, last evening Ross was valedlc-
tOrian of the class.
A bone which grew crosswise in one side
of Geo. UpPerman's nose was sawed out
by a doctor and George has free use Of
both nOStrilS now.
The members of the Christian circle who
contemplated a trip TO the country yester-
day in a wagon did not go on account OF
the weather.
Jacob Boneysteele has had piling driven
at the back of his property, near the creek,
10 keep his yard from occupying the bed
of the creek.
Chas Amber and Miss Lucinda Con-
way were married by Squire Cooper
The young folks stole march on their
friends.
Window glass is now selling at paying
figure but the demand is only fair. All
the factories will run until the end of the
fire.
The river and creek banks were lined
with fishermen yesterday. The weather
was good for capturing the tinny tribes.
The Stamping Company has been selling
cheap a lot of enameled ware that was not
as good as they want for their trade.
Mr.. Smith. the well known mould maker,
is preparing TO open confectionery store
opposite B. Il Q. depot.
A number of oil men were in the city
Yesterday. They lett last night for points
out the B. l.. x c. road.
A member of the Chicago Collecting
agency is in the city looking after the
working of the agency.
The boiler works is placing sign board
on the top of the new building that can DC
seen a long distance.
Business on the street car line has i'm
proved of late and Manager Rodewlg Is
happy in consequences
Stewart x Ward, the flour men, are
handling one or two kinds Of flour not pro
duced by them.
The marriage of VIM. Jockey to Miss
Lou Haas is ammo unced to occur on Deco
ration Day. .
NJ. Booth will erect a fine portico in
front of mis- residence on Belmont street.
The river is not too low to allow ties 10
be unloaded for c. & p. at the river
a coat of paint has greatly improved the
appearance of the upper wharf boat.
Farmers would be happy now II the
weather would clear up for while.
Owing TO the great demand for brick the