Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-28
BEkLAlRE.

Bellaire people are enjoying the silly
twaddle which has appeared in the col
umns Of the Intelligencer of late regarding
the Italians who are working on the rail
road below town for McGibney & Co
Will the Intelligencer please inform ar
alarmed y public where TO find those lSOC
Italians who are up in armsi
The plating department of the BellairC
Stamping Company, which have been To-
Gated in part of the Belmont Glass Works
since the fire, was moved back into the
Stamping cOmpany's new building yester-
day.
A couple Of apprentices at the bottle
works, who were put on when the company
was running two furnaces, have been taken
of, according TO the rules OF the Glass
Workers Union.
Belmont county will get a chance 10
send a couple Of boys to the L. s. Military
Academy this summer. An examination
of applicants will be held by Judge A. j.
Pearson in May.
Running Wild" appears here On Mon
day night and "Ranch King on the follow
ing Saturday night, after which the Ely
sian closes.
Plato Brewer, who was injured in the
days since, does not show much improve
ment.
The old fuel plant may be converted into
a mandatory OF some kind in the spring.
Some business men have scheme on foot.
The remains Of Rev. l.. B. Shryock, Of
Beallsville, passed through the city on the
way TO Steubenville for interment.
There was a meeting Of school teachers
yesterday afternoon, and the schools were
dismissed early in consequence.
The "Fall Of Atlanta" promises a novel
parade on the I'd and Sd of April, the dates
Of its presentation here.
]. II. Milligan is being urged to run for
member of the Board of Education on the
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Carl Goddard, OF Cincinnati, will
have charge Of Tappan 81 Connelps gal
lery in this city.
The Mission Band of the Second Presby-
terrain church will give an entertainment
this evening
Miss Alice Cunningham, teacher in the
public schools, will spend her vacation in
Moundsville.
Chas. johnson has been acting in the ca
pacity of marshal during the illness OF Mr..
Shepherd
The old well on Gravel Hill is to be filled
up and its obnoxious presence removed
entirely.
There was good turn out last night at
the masquerade festiya! of the \. Nj. d.
Church.
Miss Minnie Stcgcr gave party TO her
friends on Thursday night 1t was Il tine
affair.
There were large audiences present at
services in the Catholic Church yesterday.
Chas. PfafTenbach, who has been home
on visit, has been sick for several days.
City Hall is to be thoroughly renovated
for the use of the State Board of Health.
Jas. r. Kelly says he is not candidate
for member of the Board of Education.
Harry Mendel, OF the steamer Phillips,
is still sick. His wife is laid up also.
James Johnson is candidate for con-
stable on the Republican ticket
The Mercantile Club talks Of erecting
building for dancing purposes.
Service was held in the Episcopal and
German churches last evening.
Eggs have jumped up seven cents dozen
within the past several days.
Thos. Keyser has begun his duties as
head clerk in the postoilice.
A new manufacturing project is on foot,
but the kind Is not known.
Mrs William Daugherty has recovered
from a spell of sickness.
Mrs. Peter Hughes has returned from
visit in the country.
The school boys can now enjoy vaca-
tion of two weeks.
Mr. Balm lectured to pretty good audi
ence last night
Democratic primaries tonight between
3 and o'clock.