Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-25
BELLAIRE.

Among the prominent people VINO VIII
appear at the Sabbath School Assembly at
Burrs' Mills will be the following: Rev.
A. A. Wright, d. d., Dean of the Chau.
tauoua University; Rev. A. A. Willets, OF
DAYTON, O., will be present two days; Rev
w. ID. Davidson, ID. D.; Rev. a. h. Nor
cross, d. D.; Rev. j. w. Toland, ID. y;
Peter Won Finkelstein Mamreov, native
of Jerusalem; DR.. Fullerton and Hon.
Atkinson, of Wheeling, and others
The local editor of the Independent, sitting
in his sanctum and gazing across the river
to where a prize fight was in progress,
wrote the following: The body of a
drowned man was found at Benwood this
afternoon. and the crowd of hoodlums that
gathered around as idle spectators made as
much noise as if they had been at picnic "
Two women who reside on Plum alley,
one in the upper the other in the lower
story of a house, had high old time with
their chins on Saturday. One would ven
ture a strong assertion toward the other
and vice versa, until both were exhausted
and the nelghbors thoroughly aroused
Nice neighbors.
The LAWYERS who are to defend Mrs
Hammerslv, who is charged with starving
her child, were down IRON st. Clalrsvllle
on visit among the shanty boats where
Mrs. H. formerly lived.
1t is about settled that we are to have a
railroad via Youngstown to Powhattan
thence to this city This will better for
Bellaire than if the OHIO Valley went to
Marietta as it will open some big coal
fields.
d. NJ. Bristol's school Of educated horses
arrived in town yesterday over the T., l..
Il W. In the afternoon they were sent TO
Pittsburg over the B. & o., where they
give an exhibition all this week.
Villa Wise, formerly Il teacher here but
who is now employed in Washington, Pa,
has received a lie certificate TO teach. 1t
! took splendid average for that.
Rev. A. B. Williams interpreted speech
written in short hand, and published in the
Students Journal, for which he received
fine book as prize.
Spangler Post Women's Relief Corps
listened TO an interesting sermon yester-
day from Rev. w. NJ. Eaton in Second
Presbyterian Church.
A fistic encounter occurred on Union
street on Saturday about midnight. ON
Ger johnson arrived before tie trouble
ended.
Henry He'll and Pearl Picket took spin
down the Ohio yesterday in their SOULS.
Picket is said to be as fast an oarsman as
Muth.
The B Il. q c. railroad is not in condi-
ton for travel near GAINESVILLE and TINS
fact is interfering with traffic all over the
line.
Coup's rolling palace arrived here yes
terday morning, and hundreds of people
went over TO the planning mill TO see the
cars.
John Muth, the oarsman, while out prac-
ticing Saturday, tumoed out OF his boat
into The river. He was picked up with a
skif.
j. d. Baker, of Findlay, formerly of this
city, was seriously injured by runaway
horse some days since. He is laid up
a number of Indians, with an interpre-
ter, passed over the B. q O. bound for
Washington, on Saturday night.
The Marshal slid into some Of the saloons
Yesterday about noon and made the Occu-
pants skip.
There was an encounter in the alley back
Of the lookup, yesterday. III which stones
were used.
The Benwood ferry boat did big bust
ness yesterday, so did the Benwood sd
looms
A thief carried off gold watch from the
residence Of Joseph Crow, in the Fourth
ward.
DR.. J S. Mcclellan is back from Cali
polls where he was attending sick sister.
Creditors OF j. e. Thompson, the shoe
man, will get about p cents on the dollar.
Rev. John Wirz, of the German Church,
is attending Conference at Rogerville, O.
A game of ball below Benwood attracted
/ lit, n ,.,,otCd from here Yesterday
David Hunter, of Wheeling, is the new
forman at the b. & O. shops.
Dougherty 81 Co. are erecting a big sta
be near B. x 0. repair shops.
The bottle works will propably continue
in operation until July l.
Mr. Lincoln Houston and bride will re-
side in the First ward.