Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-26
BELLAIRE.


w. ]. McClain is doing some building
at McClainville.
Henry Bros. are painting anumber of
houses at Franklin,
Arrangements are now being made to
start the fuel plant again.
The law by fire at the B., z. & c.
depot at Louisville is about $500.
Spanger Post is organizing drum
cops OF boys between II and IA years of
age.
Wellsville is trying to attract a good
crowd for her Fourth Of July celebra'
ton.
The city uses 200, 900 gallons of water
daily. This amount is pumped in twelve
hours.
Prof. Jones, of the public schools, has
gone TO Shreve, O., TO spend the sum-
mer.
George Stevens and wife, of Pitts
burg, are in the city visiting their
parents.
Heslop q Son will furnish the water
works power house with coal the coming
year.
Prof. ]. w. Liller will give a concert
at Pultney Bottom school house on
July eth.
The Standard Boiler and Bridge Com
pany has the contract for the erection
of q cupola jacket for the blast furnace
at MingO.
The lantern-globe works has three
broken pots in the furnace. The works
] .l,..,.. 60 ? ba curnfnpr fp-mOrrOW
The lower furnace of the Bellaire win
dow glass works contained so many bro
ken pots that the plant was shut down
on Wednesday.
Chas. Fry, night Waterman at the
Scanning Works, is laid off on account
of sickness.
The c. & p. yard men had an inter-
estinq time of it yesterday afternoon
milling up a steam road engine from the
river.
4 nice crowd went down on the steam
err Phillips last evening. The excursion
was very enjoyable.
The Fourth Ward Lawn Tennis cIuo
has It's grounds in fine condition ana
practices each evening.
The steamer Kendall makes two trips
/ daily to Belmont park, but the NUMBER
3 of people carried is very small.
Some of our people were at Martins
, Ferry attending the meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor societies OF this
D district.
Z Mr.. Long, the mailer, who formerl y
e lived here, but who is now located IN
r Wheeling. is in the city, introducing a
d cupboard that is made TO work from the
, cellar to first floor Of house. alter the
,. style Of dumb waiter.
Contractors on the pixies are complain
% ing of a scarcity of labor and work Is
~ not progressing as fast as formerly.
+ Mr.. Rudolph Miller, of Wheeling, and
; Miss Lizzie Weyrick, of the Fourth
5 ward. were married Wednesday even
o ing. The happy couple has gone to
d housekeeping in Wheeling.
IS Attachments were served on Fillmore
= Helsley, who keeps a news and c0ntec
e tionery, story by \. Schultz, Of Wheel
10 inc and Others The store is now closed
q but Fillmore says he will have things
o all right again in little while.
y Hon. A. J. Pearson, Congressman
from this district, and family passed
< through the city on their way to visit
70 AZ Kansas.
the Benauo ~-~--.p.~7 company or
= July 18th, the company will determine
D, plans for the future.
l. Chas Marsh, young married man OF
e Gravel Hill, died yesterday of pneu
r, monia. Funeral Saturday afternoon al
e O'Clock.
d Union street bridge over Mcmahon,
creek has been replaced in position
u again, but is not in shape for teams
n yet.
Z Mr.. Osborn Houston and Miss Mag
, gle REILLY were married last evening al
the ST. Cloud Hotel.
- George Baker, who had foot burned
T. at the steel plant some weeks ago, has
"a had a hard time of it, but may recover
: St. Johns School gave medals to the
n following pupils: John Murray, w. Nc
~ Giaty, Margaret Murphy, John Null
Y kerns, Joseph McKelyey and John
% Curran.
DOuiS Friendman, employed by A,
Klotz, the dry goods merchant, narrow
; " efcaped being hurt. He was driving
" Klotz'S wagon. One of the lines fell out
, of the wagon on the ground. Friedman
u got out and catching the line held the
animal until thrown down. After being
pulled along the street on his arm for
some distance, Friedman stopped the
- horse.
Several young gentlemen, among
a whom there was young doctor, started
- to cross the b. & 0. bridge the other
= night. The NJ. ID. didn't like the task
: one bit and had a trembling sensation
- about the knees. When the boys got
= near the center of the bridge the watch
man stopped them and said: 600 you
> know that the company does not allow
foot-paSSengerS on this bridge?" The
doctor, still shaking and feeling sorry
he had started, blurted out: "Why in
the devil don't you enforce the order
-, then?"
The Independent last night said: 1t
: is rumOred now that the new manage
ment of the Cleveland e Lorain road
e contemplate cutting off the passenger
train service to this city on account OF
inability to secure facilities here. For
q year or more the trains that run into
Bellaire have been returned to Bridge
port for attention because there was no
place to leave them standing here. Then
: they have TO run down here again to
start out on their reguarrunS. This in
convenience the management contem-
plate cutting off.
Clean Up.
As the good housewife proceeds to
cleanse and renovate the family domi-
cile, removing the winters accumula-