Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-07
BELLAIRE.

William Mcfarland and wife were In
the city yesterday with team OF horses
that became quite spirited at the noise
of an engine. Mr.. Mcfarland had oc-
casion to cross the b. 81 o. track on
Union street and got out TO lead the
animals across. When about midway
of the structure a pop on an engine
went Off and about that time the horses
did the same. The man was thrown
against the side of the bridge and pain
fully hurt. His wife held the reins I'M
Til thrown out of the wagon on her
face. The team raced down the street
at high gait and struck buggy be-
longing to Simon Baers' Sons, OF Wheel
ing, damaging it considerably. Mrs.
Netherlands face was cut and her hands
bruised but she was not seriously In
jured.
When the boarders at Mrs. Riley's
hotel, near the city building, came
home from work on Wednesday even
ing they were informed that no supper
had been prepared. Mrs. Riley had
concluded to quit business. She Will
move back to her farm. Running
hotel is a hard business and the proht
is small considering the money lost, is
the opinion of Mrs. Riley.
The B. so. trainmen who have been
appropriating REGISTERS every morn
ing from the package that comes TO
this city are to receive notice to let up.
II the notice is not obeyed there will be
some of the boys looking for new JOBS.
The B. & o. has a standing offer OF $50
to any one who will report the parties
who open paper bundles, or any other
kind OF bundles.
In summing up the shortage OF the
Burr's Mills Camp Meeting Association
for this season the expenditure OF over
$500 for an auditorium should be taken
into consideration. The Association
made $500 over expenses, leaving the
auditorium out of the question, the
building being structure wnlch Will
be used for years to come.
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Barn
hill to Miss Oracle Jennings was con-
summated last evening at the home OF
the father of the bride, Mr.. j. Il. Jen-
nings, by Rev. Barr, pastor Of the Hirst
P-ssbvtcrian church. The young couple
sshteerbJ life WITH. bright Rr{9GspsesGaSss and
Billy George, OF this city, who is
playing with the Portland, Ore, base
ball club, is doing better work than
ever before. viii White, of this city,
who played the early part Of the season
with the Denver club, is now in the field
with the Minneapolis club swingers.
The private picnic given on Wednes-
DAY evening and night by party OF
Fourth warders, just below town, was
a very pleasant affair. A bonfire was
built at night to make light for the
crowd. The participants made ice
cream on the grounds.
Owing to a break in the water main
the electric light plant was unable to
spnplv the boilers with water, and
therefore there was no lights on the
streets on Wednesday night. The
lights are greatly missed when not IN
operation.
A Third ward man who supposed the
water had been shut off at his house
swore a little in an undertone and then
concluded to investigate little. lie
found three small fish in the pipe. The
water runs all right now.
The committee in charge OF camp
meeting at Moons Grove announce that
there will be three Sundays OF camp,
9th. 10th and 23d of this month. "A
number of people who will occupy cot
tages went out yesterday.
A car Of stone in the B. & o. yards
was levied upon yesterday. Two par
ties claim the stone. By the time the
Courts get the question of ownership
settled there may be extra charges Tor
non-removal.
George Troll, young business man
of Canton, was in the city yesterday see
ing friends. Mr.. Troll lived in st.
Clairsville before he located in Can
ton.
A gang of workmen have been en-
gagged cleaning the reservoir Tor severai
DAYS, which fact accounts for the filthy
condition Of the water in the hydrants'
Mr.. Lee and Miss Stella Lichenstein,
of Cumberland, Md, and Mr., Valley
Rosenheim, of New York, were visiting
friends here Yesterday.
Thos. Jackley purchased fine Eng
fish maStiff the other day. The dog Is
immense in size. Mr.. j. has quite a col
lection of CANNES now.
]. Zimmerman, formerly OF this city,
bpt who of late has been operating
mould shop in Beaver Falls, Pa, is IN
the city on visit.
A picnic aud festival is announced Tor
Norton'S Grove to-day. The picnic VIII
take place during the day, and the les
tival at night. hos
George Gordon, the steel worker, has
had his hen roost robbed twice OF late,
and has but one hen left out OF about
George Westlake, who catches for the
Portland Me-. ball club, is wanted oY
the Portland, Ore, club in the same ca
pacity.
The building associations continue to
have a big demand for money. THIS IS
encouraging and means an active ousi-
ness.
An advance agent for A. II. Davis
+ventv. Eve cent show was in town yes
to-day. The show employs thirty-three
people. 49,
Mrs. Henry Blum, who has oeen
snendinr several weeks on Burr'S Mliis
camp ground, returned home yeS'ef-
day.
The door on hose house OF nre coLo.
many No. contains the Ioilowins.
s.Notice. no loafLg loud IN here
SON of Donnell Weyrick was badly