Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-22
BELLAJRE.

aaron SLeNfIS, Lne cOlOreu man VINO
was arrested Saturday on the charge Of
bigamy will be given y hearing to-day
before the Mayor Aaron's alleged No.
2 wife Is a comparatively young white
woman, and the couple appear TO like
each other very well. Aaroa and the
woman have been living together for
some time. A rumpus occurred some
days since in which several parties were
participants and the action against
Stearns grew out of this dispute. Report
has il that the father Of the woman is
The party who secured the license for
the marriage some weeks ago. We
have been unable to learn of any one
who is positive the couple is married.
A female band went down on the
steamer Andes on Saturday. The
young ladies played good music. Their
ages ranged from 10 to 20 years.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Haas, of
the Fourth ward, celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Spangler Post and Women'S Relief
Corps were i'm attendance and all pres
eut report a good time.
\ small tent show held forth on
Gravel Hill the latter part of last week.
There are some changes in the run
ming Of trains on the c. 81 P, beginning
to-day.
Frank Hackett's band viii go to Gin
ciunati on an excursion some time IN
July. The boys will 90 by boat.
The Masons will not 90 TO Barnesyille
rs q BODY on Wednesday.
The members Of the Church Of God
had a festival in the church on Satur-
day night.
A man named Morrison received
about 5000 from the Bellaire Nail
Works Saturday, the sum ne was
awarded for an accident that befell him
some time since while in the employ Of
/ that company.
Prof. Gearing has not made his ap-
pearance as yet to start the fuel plant.
Mr.. David Rankin, of this city, who
operates the Rush Run brick works, has
/ his plant running on red brick eXclu-
Sively now. Mr.. Il. had a troublesome
time with an engineer he discharged Il
couple of weeks since. The man near
ly ruined the stationary engine at the
works after his discharge. He has been
arrested aud will be given q trial to-
day.
The X. of p. will so to Benwood next
week TO help the lodge over there con-
I fer degrees on the 2O0th member OF the
lodge.
The new bridge boiler works set the
machinery in motion Saturday for
trial. The plant will go TO work this
week.
The young son of Leroy Addison was
I kicked by a horse last week and IS so III
/ that his death is feared.
Prof. Jones will leave on Tuesday on
a vacation trip.
The removal of the Belaire Bottle
Works from this city would be a sad
blow TO Belaire just at this time. This
plant pays OUT a large sum each week
TO the employees and has been running
steady since It's erection. The stock
holders have come 10 the conclusion
that new furnace will have 10 be cree
ted or new location taken in some
other city. Very tempting offers have
been received from nearby towns for
the removal of the concern. Bellaire
can not afford TO allow these works TO
leave, and il we judge the sentiments
of the people Alright she will not.
A train on the b. Z. & c. last week
brought 10 this city for Eastern ship
mcnt six ears of wool and tobacco.
The first regular passenger train ever
run ON the c. Il p. on Sunday was run
yesterday.
The wife Of Marshal Sheppard was
taken worse Yesterday.
The new blowing engine at the blast
furnace IS now 10 operation. Tits big
piece Of machinery.
The Mercantile Club has arranged for
moonlight picnic 40 Wheeling Park on
July Stl
81. Yost has purchased cottage AZ
Burr's Mills camp ground.
The *. OF F. Of this city will institute
p new lodge a5 Burr'S Mills in tho near
future.
There are no pavements in German
town. where the streets are being paved.
The sidewalks should have been inn
proved drst