Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-05
BELLAIRE.

er, has gone to Findlay to work ior DaiAeii
Bros. ,d;-
ton for use as soon as the weather selVieS
some no
Members of the rod and gun club are pc
coming quite skilled with the roo slhce 'n0
pool table was introduced.
Robert Haase has given up his contehi-
plated Western trip.
The c., l.. Il w. railroad mas huiloei
Of colored men in its employ. -,
A gentleman from Belmont Will open
grocery and meat store in the room VI
James Madden, on the east SIDE Oh '"o
square. ..ho
There will be union meeting at the
rink this afternoon and tonight.
Mrs. Ann Treece, of the Second waru,
has been confined to her bed Tor seVeral
weeks. - ,,..
The State Board of Health has come
and gone and the grippe contlnuetn 10 0o"-
tinue. ,.,.
Business of all kinds showed tendency
TO brighten up some last week.
g NJ Wevrick, the druggist, has been
of duty for a week sick.
TIE Chautauqua Circle has decided 10
take geological tramp on next 1hursuay
afternoon. The members will 90 out to
Schick's coal works and examine the strata
of the lodges of rocks.
David Warren, of York township, was
arrested by Officer Nagle for malicious 1e-
struction of property. When at tne
'Sduire's office Warren managed 10 maxi
his escape. He is charged with destroying
about 100 trees recently set out by one OF
his neighoors. Later Mr.. Nagle captured
the fellow in West Virginia and brought
him back TO the city. Warren's offense IS
liable TO take him TO the penitenuary.
An "Auction Social was one OF the
events that diversified the monotony oil
things on Gravel Hill last week.
DIR. piper has moved into the residence
purchased by him on Guernsey street.
Mrs. ]. d. Murray will spend the sum-
mer at Providence, K. l.
Burr's Mills promises TO be more popu-
lar than ever this summer
The steamer Phillips will bring home
Rellaire people after the performance OF
"A Pair of Jacks" on "Wednesday eve
ming.
this week fl.
George Dearymon has moved his family
to the residence over his store. Dr. Coop
err is now located in the Woodbridge prop
erty on Belmont street
Some grass seed has been sOwn on the
park. Do..o
Six candidates for Justice of the Peace
are doing tall hustling.
John Oswald, after several years OF resi-
dence in the West, is home again.
Mrs. Al. Costing has gone to tostorla TO
attend the funeral of her father, John Nc
Cabe.
Mrs. Cation, who works at the steam
laundry, was painfully scalded oy the up
setting of bucket of water.
James Grafton and Al. Feeley will erect
the new building of the Standard Boiler
and Bridge Company.
The B. & 0. and T.. 4 Il. railroads are
experiencing dizziness of trade Just now.
Elizabeth Warren Foster and her son
were arraigned before Squire Roeder for
malicious destruction of property. The
woman was held also on the. charge oil
using the mails for improper purposes.
The pair were held in $500 bond, when
they could not furnish. The woman is the
same that created so much talk in TINS
county several years since. She served a
term in Columbus for killing her husband.
Charles Love, of GAINESVILLE, is visiting
in this city.
Mrs. Shepp, of Glencoe, will receive 500
from the B. Il o. on account of the death oil
her husband.
Two or three Italians at St Clairsville
Junction have pneumonia. II is feared
that one will not recover.
The proposals for curbing on Thirty
sixth and Thirty-eighth streets, from Noble
TO Harrison street, will be opened on Tues
day.
Isl Perkins" will appear at the Elysian
Theatre in May
Geo. II. Leasure is converting his store
room on Gravel Hill into residence quar-
tiers.
laid up with the grippe.
Vim. Barnard, who has been arranging 10
start a brick yard for some months, has
been DELAYED a great deal by the inclement
weather. Mr.. Barnard says he has seven
| distinct kinds of clay in the bank. Some
/ of il is suitable for fire brick, some for
/ house brick and another kind will produce
encaustic thing. Mr. Barnard will intro
| duce three kinds of machines at his plant,
so as to be able TO produce any kind OF
/ bricks desired Having water, coal and
other necessaries close at hand he will be
able to manufacture bricks at minimum
cost. The works will not be run on large
scale for some months, the output being
gradually increased.
Bellaire people will be given part of a
| section in the Opera House for the per-
Torrance of "A Pair of Jacks at the
Elks' benefit.
The mill coal banks employ quite num-
Der OF miners who get steady employment
when the steel plant works.
We are promised circus next month";
but the advance man has not come to town
yet.
One more week of vacation in the public
schools.
The city election will not be exciting,
but in some ways it will be interesting. A
good vote should be out, as the municipal
elections are really of more Importance
than the national 10 the averave individual
An Italian who works for Dougherty Il
Company, purchased penknife from one of
our hardware dealers yesterday. More war
indications. AD item of war that escaped
the Intelligencer occurred at Quincy few
Evenings since. A number Of dagos, who
had been trying to make love TO a certain
woman of this city, had free-for-all fight
among themselves over the female. Sew
eral black eyes and a number of sore heads