Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-03
BELLAIRE.

Isaac Luchs will be home from the East
this week He will probably 90 to Color
ado al the instance Of his physician.
Queen Esther" will be given some time
before long
A fine lot OF cattle were purchased by
our butchers yesterday.
The Bellaire Stamping Company re-
ceived machinery for new elevator yes
terday.
The members of the Episcopal church
will hold social at the home Of j. a. Gal
laher. in the Fifth ward, on Friday even
ing.
Thomas Ault has returned from visi'
with friends at Steubenville
DR.. Henson's lecture will be "Grum
blers.~ on February 9th. The dates OF the
other entertainments are: March 18th, the
Schubert Quartet will be here. On Marcl
18th and 27th, Geo w. Balm, OF Kentucky
will lecture.
AC..L x W. train run into one OF the
street cars at Cumnins crossing yesterday
morning. The mule was injured so that II
had 10 be shot The car was scraped somt
on one end. Driver Tidd says he was com
| ing down the grade and could not check the
car with the brake. When he saw that al
accident was inevitable he jumped on and
escaped injury.
1t is thought that at least half of the ma
chinery Of the stamping company VIII Ut
| in working order by next week.
Henry McMillen had his left arm crushed
in two places while coupling cars in the
b. & O. yards.
Shankland Thornberry was yesterday
appointed by Squire Roeder TO nil the un
expired term Of John Davis Us Township
Trustee.
The fiag on Central school iioated al
half-mast Yesterday in honor Of the dead
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Thieves carried of a lot of stuff from the
New York store in the Third ward Sun
day night.
Il r. Huminston is the name OF the new
miller AT Stewart * Wards mill.
The Bellaire Gun Club has secured
rooms in the First National Bank build
ing.
The exhibition car from Florida will pay
Bellaire visit The show from the ALI
gator State will be ten cents. Californla
was more liberal. The exhibition was free
of cost.
Thepostoflice employees took rest YES
terday during the hours of the funeral ser
vices of Secretary Window.
Rev. G.. IL. Davis is the new pastor OF
the n NJ. f.. Church.
The cement works has moro orders than
il can ill.
Albert Mitchell had a foot mashed while
at work at the lantern globe works.
Prof. Schoheld will organize singing
class in the Second Presbyterian Church
this evening.
Robert Hemphill, who died Friday, had
3 900 life policy in the a. o. L. w.
Frederick Burkett yesterday purchased
a house and lot on Gravel Hill from Parks
X Co, real estate agents.
Several business men ir the city have
signitied a willingness 10 take stock IN u
canning factory.
The grand jury meets TO day.
Ed Saltsgaber, who suffered from q
mashed foot, is able TO be out again.
The Belmont Savings and Loan Com
pany sold money last night.
The School Board will pay claims and
transact other important business this
evening.
J. b Hart will hereafter be inspector for
Central Traffic Association at the follow
ing places: Bellaire, Wheeling, Martini
Ferry and Bridgeport.
FL. Bertchey will move his family back
to this city from North Baltimore.
Rodefer Bros Glass Factory resumed
yesterday with Jacob Boneysteelc as man
ager.
Miss Lee Nelson, of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends in this city
Mr.. Alex Meyer Till move into his new
store on Belmont street.
Mrs. Geo. Beckett, Of Wellsyille, is the
guest Of Mrs. Kate Naylor
Geo. Anshutz, who has been ILL., is able to
be out.