Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-20
BELLAIRE.

2' -ss reported that Z pr I'll had been
NV beaten and bruised. A visit To
srs,h1ol room revealed that II was not
rstter OF much Importance, but the
,.-.s are stated 90 quiet the rumOrS al
.,.5v started. The lad, Morris Waller,
- basn diSObed!ent aud impudent 10
-, teacher. He was kept in after
80 was dismissed and Principal
;Irsrs attempted to punish him by
w A strap. The boy fought like a
ar and yelled at the top OF his voice,
..,rsrng the neighbOrhOOd, meanwhile
sys.rC 90 one end of the strap. The
p.irrfpa. finally got him down on the
ar and gave him about dozen
-.-,ses with the strap. The fathe heard
s,tbs affair and ran to the room. The
-,-,sr was explained 10 him and he
Informed that n his boy attended
ts srhg1, he must obey the rules laid
3.rr 90 govern pupils. The lad is about
-Sirrefn years Of age, and, while not a
,,5 ROW, is mischievoUs. He was suS-
--rEst from the schools recently.
Mrs. Teresa Staab, wife of Antono
sash. dropped dead Of heart disease on
,ss street yesterday morning at 10
,,,raek. She was picked up and carried
m the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emil
schmidt, snd four physicians were
rsrad who pronounced that life was ex-
.f-ct. Mrs. Staab was returning from
visit 20 her daughter, Mrs. Fred.
Tshrka. and carried in her arms a four
ysar-5d child OF Mrs. Frank AlthoG.
ms. as she turned from the alley be-
tween Union and Belmont streets %
Tb.rty-seCOud street, she fell dead. The
rrrE dropped ia the snow and was not
injured. Mrs. Staab had premOnitiOu
NJ death for some time and had pre-
rsrsd the clothing in which she wished
p 7e dressed for burial. The clothes
we're found lying on her trunk, as If she
syrectsd the summons 20 come the
morning she died. She was 63 years of
aye. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at9 o'clock. Interment
a. Calvary.
The old soldier, VIM. BoOkwalter who
had been on a drunken spree about
town the past ten days, and had been
arrested two or three times, was sent TO
WASHINGTON, ID. c., yesterday. After
o., his money, $3.50, which he had lost at
the Windsor Hotel, and had sent a tele-
cram 20 Lafayette, Ind, where Book
walter said he had two sisters living.
Reply came that he had no relatives
there. He was finally sObered and on
his departure he was given S345 cash
and fare paid. Marshal Shepherd has
since received 8 letter from BoOkwal-
tsr's sisters at Lafayette, stating that
thew had not heard from their brother
f9r six years; that he had been a hard
dr.nker for long time; and asking
that the Marshal have guardian ap-
pointed for him. But the letter came
20 late.
Tuesday is market day for people liv-
ing along the line OF the b. 4 o., west
Of this city. Yesterday the acCOmmo-
dstiOn train did not reach here until ,
o'clock. As the return train departs
q, 3:4S. 10 will be seen that country peo-
pie have little time to dispose Of their
produce and make purchases. The
morning train is rarely on time, and the
uncertainty OF its arrival keeps many
people from visiting the city as often as
they desire.
The Ohio Valley Railroad Company
has ready the screens and other fixtures
20 place In position at the PittSburg
Coal Works. Mr.. ROCkerShHusen, pro-
u-ietOr. has had considerable wrangling
with the company In the courts 10 de-
,srmine the amount Of damages his
works sustained by the location Of the
railroad in front Of the mine. IL is pre-
slmed that the building Of the screen
will end the difficulty.
John L. Davis, at present yard-mas-
Ter IN this city, has been promoted TO
The position recently vacated by the
resignation OF A. o. Pier, General Agent
for the B. & o. Co., az this point Mr..
Davis is considered an excellent mau
FOR the place and will no doubt prove
cutie popular with the public and the
employees.
The next entertainment under the
suspices of the lecture course will be
Frank Beard in "Chalk Talk" for Feb
rrary 9th. This is the same date on
which Neil Burgess is to appear at the
E-vsian in THE County Fair
Chalkley Dawson will attend the Ohio
Institute OF Civil and Mining Engineers,
held az Columbus this week. This BODY
is always entertained handsomely by
those interested in their work, such as
zine owners and others.
The new embankment OF the Ohio
Valley Railway on the Narrows between
Wagee and Dillie'S Bottom Is slipping
into the river. The company IS getting
ont timber 70 drive about a hundred
piles 70 retain the I'LL.
Jurors from this city for spring term
% Common Pleas Court have been
drawn As follows: Grand JurorS-Isaac
Booth. o. II. Young, E. c. Morris.
Petit Jurors-Wm. Litten, Fred. Rode
Wig. ST., A. L. Lockwood.
Probate Court acquitted Bud Moore
Of the charge Of manning George Brsuy'
on the grounds that the disposal OF the
case by the local courts was a par 10
further proceedings.
John Rodefer is manufacturing sO'Uuu
brick per day at Dunkirk, Ind Ior ms
new window glass works, Tor wnlch
100000 brick will be needed.
The sleigh bells made merry music
a.. DAY yesterday and far into the night
All the available rigs were pressed into
service.
James Lee and family will move 70
Harvey, H., where Mr.. j.. has JoO
with the Bellaire Stamping Company
The new steel bridge for the ONO
Valley Railway at Narrow'S Run was
ua.oaded at that point, yesterday.
Meade Hastings was taxed S5.oo ln
the Mayors Court, for her high DranAS
Oh Union street, Monday evening.
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