Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
BELLAIRE.

/ Louis Roekershauseny, of the Pittsourg
coal works, has brought suit in Common
Pleas Court TO obtain $4,000 damages he
alleges the B., Il. * G. X Il. Co. has done by
changing their road bed on his property
south of the city
There has been quite a falling off of local
travel on the b. x 0. since the accommo-
dation trains were abandoned. Some OF
the travel comes in on the b., Il. X c., but
many persons have quit coming to the city
since the change of trains was made. 1t is
| high time that our business men should
| take concerted action in this matter.
The many friends Of Hon. Ross j. Alex
ander, of Bridgeport, regret to hear of his
serious illness
Ionic Lodge, F. and A NJ, have installed
the following officers for the ensuing year
/ NJ. y. Mercer, w. M: Geo. Peirsoll, :.
w; james Stewart, j. w; a. Klotz,
Treasurer; Thomas NJ. Keyser, Secretary;
W Daugherty, S D.: Seigsmohd Groetz,
j. D.; j. Duga, Tyler.
Alex. Gallaher, a b. IL o. yard man, had
foot badly bruised by slipping while step
ping off an engine.
Work will be resumed at ROdefer Bros.
glass factory tomorrow. Jacob Boney-
steele will have charge of the factory dur
the absence of Manager Albert ROdefer,
VINO is in the interior of the State.
Mrs. Charles H. Dankworth has been
called TO Indiana, Pa, by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Thieving and burglaries furnish most Of
the items for our daily papers. The police
are not making any noticeable effort 10 FER
ret out the depredators.
A crook named f. Steele, who attempted
to beat the Globe House out of board DILL,
was arrested at GAINESVILLE for stealing a
mileage ticket, and our landlord went out
and collected MS bill.
Elmer Good has been sent up TO board
with Sheriff Scott for forty days.
An effort is being made to organize an or
der of Daughters of America in this city.
II. s. Tappan and family will leave to-day
for Chicago.
C.. w. Dickens, the enterprising young
business man, is in New York on business.
Rev. w. II. Coleman, of the a. NJ. f..
Church. is holding Quarterly meeting at
Cadiz to-day.
The brick work on the Stamping Com
pany's new building was completed yester-
day. Considerable new machinery has al
ready arrived.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingsworth has
brought suit against Jacob Boneysteele 10
collect the forfeited reoogniZance OF James
Cassidy. the man who ran the picture game
of chance in this city several weeks ago.
IL will be remembered that Cassidy was
brought before Squire Roeder, but skipped
before the trial began.
A reception was given 20 Mr.. and Mrs
julius Schwab NJ the Globe Hotel Friday
evening. prior TO their departure 10 their
old home in France Some thirty or forty
persons were present An elegant lunch
con was served. Mr.. Schwab and wife de
part on their journey tomorrow.
Joseph Williams. one Of BarnesNille's
oldest and most intelligent citizens. died on
Thursday.
A masquerade ball will be given by the
Turner's IN their hall Wednesday evening.
Usual services will be held az All the
churches today Rev Parsons will MI the
pulpit al the Christian church. Rev. Gun
ningham. 0f Wheeling, at the South Bell
aire NJ r and az the others the regular
pastors will conduct services.
4 great many people were 40 the city yes
terdav. and business seemed brisk.
/ IA Wheeling woman named Susan EOer-
hardt was locked mp Friday night for
drunkenness. She was given - minutes 10
get out Of town yesterday morning
Our own Elijah B. Kennedy. Esq has
another suit in Common Pleas Court ask
/ ing the Court 20 determine the legality and
priority Of claims brought against the
| estate Of the late Ellen Stanley.
Harry McGregor and John Dubois are
in the Northwestern lumber fields on a
tourof inspection with the Union Assocla-
ton Of Lumber Dealers. which met at To
ledO last week.
The revival meetings of the South Bel
laire NJ. r. and the Christian churches
have been attended with marked success
the past week Large audiences assemble
at each of the services and the pastors and
congregations are working zealously.
A meeting will be held at City Hall to-
morrow evening to thoroughly examine
the project and prospects of the new Pitts
| burg Coal, Clay and Cement Co.
The Farmers Institute at Glencoe was
decided success. Three persons from
this city took part in the exercises. viz:
Principal f.. d. Meek, Rev T. w. Laue
and Martin Cowen.
VIM. McElhaney has purchased his old
homestead he sold in this city some time
ago, and will return from Lancaster at an
early day.
Charles LETTERS has been bound over TO
court in the sum of 800 on charge of
bastardy preferred by Miss Florence JEFF
fers.