Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-11
BELLAIRE.

The Chautauqua programme for this
evening is as follows: Article | OF the
Constitution of the United States, j. G.
Ritchey: Reading, Miss Jennie Smith;
Questions on Right Of Congress 20 Col
lect Taxes, Regulate Commerce, etc,
under Sec. $ of the first Article OF the
Constitution, Miss Tussie Schil6; Same,
Art. l, Sec. @, Leroy Hopkins; Same,
Art. 1, Sec. 10, J. Il. MellOtt; American
Literature During the Revolutionary
Period, Miss Lima Thomas; Character
Sketch - Thomas Paine, Miss Lizzie
Murray; Talk-W0mau'S Work mn the
Columbian Exposition, Mrs. T. c. FariS;
Debate-IS the Annexation Oh Canada
an Event 90 be Desired by the United
States? b. C. Tyler, ID. A. Culbert. Wis
itorS are invited 10 attend the meetinhS.
Brady Lloyd, fourteen-year-old son of
John Lloyd, OF Georgetown, TWO miles
west of this city, attempted 90 board a
moving freight train near his home,
Wednesday evening. lie failed 20 catch
the bar on the side of the car aud was
thrown 20 the ground, his right leg
being crushed beneath tie wheels. The
leg had 90 be amputated 40 the knee.
The boys father is a plaSterer aud
works in Wheeling.
The disagreement between the miners
and operators nc Schick'S coal mi8es In
regard 90 the number of hours labor
70 be done per week, has been COM
promised. The miners aye Co work the
same number of hours as heretofore on
Saturday AID one-half, but they
will begin later 50 Is Co leave supply
of coal for Sunday trains.
TIE Independent publishes letter
received from IL. Morton, the man who
got Drover Browns $50, n which Nor
ton accuses O0lCer StrOble OF spite work
In making the arrest Of the gambler.
He also gives some Of the particulars of
a little knocs-down, mentioned In yes
terday's REoIsTEG.
Officer John FELTON, has been suspend
ed from the police force, by Mayor Me-
Gowan, until the next meeting Of the
City Council, FELTON, is accused OF De-
ing outside his ward when he should
have been on duty.
Coroner Boyd was notified to 90 to
West Wheeling yesterday afternoon 20
hold an inquest on hoater caught az
that place The body was that OF man
abOu % years OF age; dark sandy hair
aid beard.
The Police Committee Of City C0uu-
Gil held a meeting last evening 20 de-
termine whatGction shall be taken with
the police in regard 10 the jail delivery
on Tuesday night.
John II. LeaSure, son Of the late
Adam c. and Caroline LecSure, died at
the home Of his uncle, John NJ. Davis,
aged % years. He was the last member
of the family.
The fellow who sends calamity news
from this city TO city papers got in his
work on the robbery case, sending
batch of lies, as usual. lie should be
called down.
john McCloy, of this city, and Miss
Lizzie Steele, were married 40 the
brides home at West Wheeling, We'd
neSday evening. They will locate in
this city.
Prof Frank Nelson's class in iustru-
mental music are preparing to give
concert at the EiySian, April 18th.
Officer ChaS. johnson was suspended
from the Police Force pending an eX-'
animation by the City Council.
The case OF Ohio IS. James Manley
will be heard in Common Pleas Court to-
day.
Patsey Nee is home from Ada college,
where he took course In pharmacy.
Z. ]. Steger is identifying his store
room with new paint aud paper.
Three Italians were arrested yeSter-
day sfternOOn-plain DRINKS.
Charles King. of MaSSillOn, Is the
guest of WIN Parks.