Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-24
BELLAIRE.

A prominent citizen, whose heart IS
broader than his Judgment Is trying TO
arrange a match game Of ball between
the printers and tailors, proceeds for
the benefit Of the deserving poor. He
Is actuated by the belief that such
teams would attract an immense crowd
and the poor would be provided for for
whole year at least. He has not cor
sidered the danger from an inturlated
mob.
A severe punishment was dealt out 70
Theodore letters, a lad Of II or Is
years, who stole Sl.5O from his uncle
Thomas Woods. The Mayor was dis
posed TO be more lenient with the lad,
IS this is mis- first ot}euse, but the com
plaiuant would not withdraw the charge
and he was sentenced 10 pay fine OF
$50 and serve ten days in Jail.
A little child Of Elza McHenry, OF
Bridge street, has the diphtheria. A
placard announcing the fact has been
tackled on the door, and the usual pre-
cautions will be taken TO prevent .
spread Of tie dreaded disease.
John J. Ashenhurst and wife Of Can
ton, who were called to High Ridge,
northwest of town, Oh account OF the
illness Of their SOP, VINO was visiting at
his graDdiaJher's, returned 70 their
home yesterday.
The ". r. VI. 5. Of the South Bgllaire
NJ. Z. Church held an enjoyable tea
social % the home Of Mrs. sherman
Glasgow, west Of town, Monday even
log, and realized q snug sum for the
Orphan fund.
Farmers report that unless rain
comes soon blowing will have 20 b5 sus-
pended, as the ground is very dry and
hard, aud the small streams are drying
up. GrGsshoppers are doing consider
able damage.
Caroline LipDermau aud Sarah Moon
ey had a SettO and thunped each other
severely. Sarah made complaint az DO
lice headquarters, but Caroline has not
been arrested az this writing.
Charles Henry, ST., accompanied by
his son Edward, has gone 10 PhiIadei-
phia. where his son VIII f., will be-
married today 20 an Intelligent young
lady Of that city.
August Schick's family will occupy q
portion Of the new SchiCk block on
Union street, which is nearing compile
tlon and is a splendid structure.
jacob and Adolph KGpner, who have
been doing business here in partnership
with jacob DugG, will 90 20 Pittsouyg
TO engage In business.
Two strangers who were intoxicated
were picked up az tue c. * p. dep9t
and loaned the city S.. 90 for apartments
In which % sober up.
Flour was reduced yesterday from 81
TO 1915. Our older citizens say this is
the lowest price reached for "the stat
Of life" since 1856.
John Camp aud family 'e;t yesterday
for Red Key, Ind, where ur. Camp
VIII work Ca the new BelIaire window
glass factory,
Tom Cullen IS being well repaid for 90
ing TO PittSburg 90 see his prctege
Park Kennedy, Of the Brooklyn team,
pitching bail.
c. j. LeR0che will open at Barnes
vile a branch music store, which viii.
be in charge of his brother, Ed. La
Roche.
Mrs George Walters and Mrs. u. a.
ROdeier have returned from the
M0undsvjlle camp grounds
Miss Nora Glover, OF Jacobs5urg, IS
visiting hor sitter, Mrs. w. Or. simpson,
OF the Forth ward.
Charles Burns has completed fine
double frame dwelling house on South
Belmont street.
Marshal johnson took Albert Murray
and Theodore Jeifers TO the county jail
yesterday.
John Mcvey's new dwelling house IN
the Second ward is ready for OccU-
paRcy.
Harry Chapline, q weh-known Wheel
ing typo, is visiting relatives on Gravel
Hill.
Mrs. William Porterfeld Sr., is quite
sick.