Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
BELLAIRE.

VIM. Martin, employee OF a. I. Day, tht
contractor, met with a serious accident
Yesterday. He was LOADING stone on
wagon at the quarry on lNlnolng alIl WneI
! pew + Z. Ricketts,, of E'ethel, drove up II
; n huq1v He told the rev erend gentleman
/ IN wait a moment. and he would clear the
road for him. but Mr.. Ricketts, was IN ;
hurry 10 catch q train ano drove alongside
| the wagon when a stone rolled over and i'm
NEEDED his progress. Martin went TO neal
| line horses heels to get get the stone out o.
| the way and the animal kicked him on The
| lee. breaking his knee CLIP. He Will NJ
doubt be crippled for life.
The Republican League Club met at the
| City Hall last night and made arrange
Inents 10 attend the Congressional conven
ton at Steubenville. Coz. Poorman ap
meals to his friends 10 attend the conyen-
ton, saying that their presen &c will have
good effect.
Col. Poormau came in from Columbu;
Thursday night, and Will remain IN tht
field until after the Congressional conven
tion at Steubenville on Tuesday of next
week He regards his chances for nomi-
nation the best of either Of the candidates.
Rodefer Bros, have decided to rebuild
on the site of their old factory. Mr.. Muir
phv is here getting things in shape for the
erection Of one of his patent furnaces
which is said to be superior 10 anything IL
this line in this vicinity.
To-morrow's REGISTER win contain all
the latest Geographic news, correspond
ence from all the surrounding towns, and
choice miscellany. Leave orders at e. II
Blakeney's news depot and have 1t deliver
ed 70 your home.
Major Moore and Will Hanlon, of Barnes
vile, were in the city yesterday. BY the
way, GAINESVILLE has as many candidates
for nomination this year as usual, and
these two gentlemen were on trip Tor
Moore.
The management of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works have decided 10 keep the fac
tory in operation until the last OF June, In
order TO work up all the materials on hand,
as it is not expected to run next ire.
Score Of the Bellaire Gun Club: M.
Cowen -, d. Cowen Is, DIR. Cooper IA, DIR.
Kemple ii. VIM. Darrah 10, Il. G. Meyer,
10, ID. II. Darrah 9, DR.. Wells 9, G. M.
Woodbridge Z, out Of possible 20.
The Japanese Tea at the Christian
Church was again well attended last eve
ming. The entertainment was unique and
pleasing, and the excellent music was an
additional attraction.
In SQUIRE Mason's court the evidence
was not sufficient TO sustain the charge OF
indecent exposure Of person preferred
against George Terry and he was &C
Quilted
The 3, Il. & c. railway has been ap-
praised at the same figures as last year,
viz: Main line, $500 per mile; sidings, $3.50
per mile; rolling stock, $3.50 per mile.
Deputy Recorder Osler, of ST. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday Looking up
his chances for nomination. We have two
candidates of our own in this city.
The County Commissioners were in the
city Yesterday, and with Engineer Norton
went out the McMahon's creek pike TO take
some measurements OF work.
The case against young VOgel for strik-
ing the Handelman boy on the head with
stone was dismissed before the trial COM
menced.
The delegates from Bellaire Lodge, l.
O. F., to the Grand Lodge meeting at
Cleveland this week have returned nome.
Mrs. Ed. Ames, for several years a resi-
dent Of this city, is seriously Ill at her nome
at her home at Muncie, Ind.
A large number of country people were
in the city Yesterday, and the streets pre-
scented a lively appearance.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will be left at
your home if you leave your order at
Blakeney's news depot
The Odd Fellows who attended the cele-
bration at Wheeling en- Thursday report a
very enjoyable time.
John Powell, Of Wheeling, bought the
John a. Baugh farm near Whitney, ia
acres, for s., 400.
Mrs. Charles Turner, of Peoria, Ills, is
visiting the family of w. w. Weeks on
Rose Hill.
AMI. Boyd has been appointed gate
keeper on the Wegee pike, vice Lafayette
Austin.
Hon. G. L. Weems, Of st. Clairsviller
was in the city yesterday.
A new plate glass front is being put in al
j. ID. Keyser's shoe store.
Some repairs are being made on the Cen
tral Block building.
Bricklaying has commenced on August
Schick'S building.
Read the SUNDAY REGISTER for local ant
general news.
Common Pleas Court will adjourn next
Saturday.