Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
BELLAIEE.

has been visiting relatives IN TINS nelghD0r-
hood for some time past, made trip 70 81
Clairsville Monday. Returning that even
ing, she met On the B. 4 .. train Rev. n.
w Talmage, of McKeespcrt, Pa, and tne
two proceeded TO Cincinnati 10 be united IN
marriage. MIR. Talmage is cousin OF the
eminent Brooklyn divine, and is pastor OF
the Christian Church at McKeesport. Miss
Wiley's father formerly resided near Glen
coe, and is postmaster at Belmont, Tenn.
The contracting couple have known esch
other for years. After the ceremony they
will visit the brides home.n
On three farms in Wayne township, thls
county. there was raised last season over
80, 900 pounds Of tobacco, part OF which
was sold at 81 per 100 pounds.
John 4. Nee has been appointed man
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph once
in this city, vice James Pollack, VINO mas
resigned and gone 10 live in the country
near Allegheny City, Pa. Charles Nc
Cabe, Of Benwood, has the place formerly
filled by Mr.. Nee.
Some of our people have received from
the GAINESVILLE Board of Trade invitations
to attend the dedication Of the new tile
works in that city on the 18th inst, which
were accompanied by q pretty piece oil
ornamental tile.
Mrs. John A. Gallaher and Mrs. George
NJ. Woodbridge were at Marietta last week
attending the marriage of Miss Enid War
ner, daughter of Gen. A. J. Warner, and
VIM. H. Slack, Of West Superior, Mich.
Hackett's brass basd will give a grand
concert at the Gravel Hill reading room on
Wednesday evening.
Mayor MCGOWAN might do good thing
for the city and his administration by call
ing Marshal-elect Johnson into COnsulta-
tion in selecting his appointments for the
police force. 1t is in great measure the
Marshal who is responsible for the conduct
of the force, Notwithstanding the fact that
the Mayor has power TO appoint and sus-
pend, and TO reach the highest efficiency in
this department the Marshal should at
least be given the privilege Of stating his
views. The fact should also be taken into
consideration that the City Council, which
has TO confirm the Mayors appointments,
stands eight Democrats 10 two Repuoli-
cans. The fact should not be overlooked
that Marsbal-elect Johnson has Il clear ma
jority over both the Republican and Prohi-
bition candidates, and should not be handi-
capped by police force that will not work
in harmony with him.
The Powell, Rodewig and Maule run
ming team hold meeting to-day for the
purpose of electing officers.
The Enterprise Window Glass Company
will remove their branch factory from
North Baltimore 10 Dunkirk, Ind, where n
site and other bonus was given. AT the
close Of this fire the building at North Bal
timore will be removed and rebuilt and an
addition Of sixteen pots put in.
Rev VIM Hammond will preach the an
nual sermon for the |. O. o. +. at the A.
NJ E. Church next Sunday. The mem
bers Of GAINESVILLE Lodge will attend in
body.
A curious feature Of the divorce and ali
mony law was settled by compromise at
CadiZ a few days ago. Twenty-Five years
ago the Guernsey County Common Pleas
Court granted Mrs. Eliza j. Smith di-
vorce from her husband, the alimony be
ing placed at 500 cash and $40 each six
months with interest if unpaid from time
due Smith had no money at that time
and the payments went by default; but he
has since accumulated prosperity, and as
the decree stands good, the case was re-
viyed. A compromise was effected which
satisfied all the parties concerned. Mrs.
Smith is a resident Of this county.
The Legislature has given the Commits
sioners OF Guernsey county authority TO
call nine miles of the west end OF the b. Il.
X G. railroad for whatever IL will bring.
This part OF the road was built by that
a.
was offered for il about year ago.
The wool dealers of Eastern Ohio will
hold a meeting at Cambridge next Thurs
day. to consider the manner of washing
and putting up wool.
Two chaps who were drunk were run in
by Officer Strobel Friday night. They
had come down from Toronto that day in
skiff. and sold the skin % the Belmont
Coal Company. The officer heard them
talking, saying something about things
being hid under the stones on the bank, aud
IL was readily suspected that they are the
chaps who made buugling Job on the safes
at Heslop & Sons and the Bellaire Stove
Foundry Company's offices. citizen Of
this city, who formerly resided IN Toronto,
says they are from that town, and that one
of them has been crazy. The men are held
on a charge Of intoXicatOn, and were not
given a hearing yesterday.
John b. Watt is now mine hostn at the
Globe House, having taken charge OF that
well-known hosiery last night az II
o'clock. He will have associated with him
for awhile the noted Zeke Morris, who had
charge OF the house for years.
The Orion Society, Of the A. NJ. T..
Church, will give an entertainment on
Tuesday evening. Several persons from
abroad will take part in the exercises.
Cyrus II. Strahl viii 90 TO Pittsburg to
dav TO visit his brother Edward, who Is a
proof-reader on the Commsrct0t- Gazette.
The audience room Of the Christian
Church has been thoroughly cleaned and
looks as bright as new piR.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
will put In Jew electric clock az the Ex-
change restaurant.
PRINCIPALS A. p Myers and j. B. Richie
nave returned from vacation trips, and are
ready 10 resume work in the school room
tomorrow.
Mrs Henry Carr and daughter, Miss
Cora, of Findlay, are the guests OF friends
in the city.
Robert Drugan has secured a job at the
coal mines at Laurelton, Jefferson county.
Squire John Workman, OF Warnock,
was in the city yesterday.
The Epworth League Of the First NJ. b..
church will hold "a meeting at the church
tomorrow evening.
The ,old pumping engine at the water
works power house will be taken out to-
morrow, and as 10 will take about about all
week 10 get the new mschineryin position,
consumers viii have to use water sparingly
or they may have none to use.
Trade has been somewhat dull at Nor
gan & Gorrell's coal mines, and the miners
did not make full time the past week.
Mrs. J. II. Mayhugh, Of Fairview, w.
Va, and Mrs. W n. Ferry, Of Steuoen-
Vile. are guests Of their sister, Mrs. l..
Westlake, Of the Fourth ward.
w. c. Stewart and wife are visiting
friends at Sharon, before leaving for their
new home at Chicago.
Bellaire should make an effort 10 have
the Republican Congressional convention
held here. This city is near the centre Of
the district, easy of access, and has splen-
did hotel accommodations. The committee
meets at the Windsor Hotel tomorrow 10
TX the time and place for holding the con-
vention Let the advantages Of Bellaire
be presented 70 the committee.
Col PoormAn returned from Columbus
Yesterday morning. He will take charge
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