Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-27
BELLAIRE.

Saturday night a gang Of Gravel Hill
young men visited the riding academy in
the Third Ward and had a high old time.
The special policeman could do nothing
with them and was driven of. A little
later Officer Nagle tackled the crowd and
lost his hat as well as the boys. He went
to the lookup for achievements. Officer
Johnson repaired with him to the merry
go-round, but the crowd had disappeared
up Guernsey street, where they tackled a
man who was standing on a cornsr juggling
some money. The gang captured the cash
aud row ensued. An officer appeared,
and the man who had lost his cash was ar
rested, but afterwards released.
\ fellow who gave his name as Elliot,
and who said he was employed at glass
house in lower town, applied TO Mrs. NAL
colin, of the Second ward, for board. A
room was given him and he left to get his
trunk Later in the day he returned to
the house and asked II his wearing apparel
had arrived. Being informed that It had
not, he again left Last night anew suit Of
clothes and goods from couple of trunks
were missing The boarders think the
man who applied for lodging took the
goods, as he has not returned.
The class of ~ in the Bellaire schools,
is composed of the following young people:
Carrie Wessmann, Maize McGregor,
Emma Besse, Nora Shackelford, Rose
Bonarins, Murt Clements, Dan Kurtz,
Dollie George, Maggie Kern, Forest Evans,
Clarence Crawford, Orion Porterteld,
Retta Pfaffenbach, Anna johnson, Nellie
Myers, Florence Phillips, Gertie NOrcross,
Anna Hayes, Ella White, Ed Blond, Ohle
Gill.
The frame work of the new boiler and
bridge works is now up, and the building
loo &c
is thought this company will, after "A time,
manufacture o. p. Mason's patent "go-
devil which is used in all steel works for
handling steel that is being rolled.
There were no services at the rink yester-
day afternoon but there was big turnout
last night. On Wednesday there will be
services and merchants will be asked TO
close their places Of business from 10 to II
noon.
Contractors Dougherty & Co. had the
creek bridge repairs in such shape yester-
day that they were compelled TO work all
dav. for fear the structure might fall in
the creek.
The marriage of Mr.. Louis Britteustein,
of Canal Dover o., TO Miss Mary Aplin, Of
this city, was announced yesterday in the
Catholic church. The ceremony will occur
in May.
Oliver Duufee, member of the American
Mechanics, died yesterday. The remains
will be taken TO Wegee for interment, over
the B., L. * c. road, on Tuesday.
The glass workers are already talking Of
| fishing trips down the river There will
not be so many camps this summer rs there
are not so many glass workers here.
The second furnace OF the Bellalre Win
dow Glass Works was started on Friday.
The outlook for glass is better now than
for some time.
o. r. Blackburn, who has had the Ma
sonic, Red Mems, X. OF p. and European
grip, " is able to be out again.
St Johns Church wants TO purchase
more property in the Fourth ward next TO
their present possessions
Bishop Peterkin, OF West Virginia, will
hold confirmation services in the Episcopal
Church tonight.
Three persons were baptized in the Epis
copal Church yesterday.
The funeral of Nicholas Merryman, OF
the Fifth ward, took place yesterday.
Saturday Mayor MCGOWAN united in
marriage Mr. Roam Ramsey and Miss
Anna Bonar, of Powhattan.
The new church at Rock Hill was occu-
pied for the first time yesterday. The dedi-
cation will occur shortly.
operated upon in hospital at Columbus is
| getting along all right.
Harrison Butte, formerly merchant Of
this city, is at the point of death at his
| home in Pittsburg.
Al. Emery, who has charge Of the park,
| is setting out plants and making fancy
flower beds
The fremen will hold a festival on May
/. and 4. 1t promises TO be large
affair
The funeral OF Mrs. Amanda Beazel was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Eighteen new members were taken in
the First NJ +. Church yesterday.
GBum Bros. are having theirstores nicely
fixed up, inside and out.
The fountain in the park contains num-
Der of fine looking fish.
Morris I.uchs, of Marietta, is visiting his
parents here.
The reviyals have not been financially
successful