Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
BElLAIRE.


Three lads were run in last evening
by Constable Baugh and Officer Stro-
bic. They were caught in l.. Lichtig's
store, where they had disposed of bas-
ket OF old brass. The brass had been
gathered up about the stamping works.
The boys are also wanted under the
truant law, as neither has been attend
ing school. Their names are Joe Nc
Millen, aged about "A; Willie Tharpe,
aged about l3; and Emmett Bealle, aged
about Is. Constable Baugh has war
rant for young McMillen who is charged
with attempting to cut his school teach
er with knife last fall.
Isaac Booth. o. II. Young and Z. c.
Morris, of this city, will go to st.
Clairsvllle this morning TO serve on the
grand jury. Several members OF the
jury from the southern townships were
in the city over night, and will leave
this morning for the county seat. Fred.
Rodewig, ST., VIM. Litten and A. T..
Lockwood, petit jurors, will go to st.
Clairsville tomorrow.
Frank Beard in "Chalk Talk" at the
First Presbyterian church tonight,
under the auspices OF the lecture
course. Mr.. Beard Is one OF the best
artists in his line In the country, and
will no doubt furnish pleasing enter
tainment.
1t is said that quite number OF the
saloonkeepers of this city will be called
before the grand jury, which meets at
ST. Clairsville to-day. We always hear
that kind of talk before the jury meets,
and 1t may be taken with grain OF al
lowance.
A club has been forme ed here for the
purpose Of saving spare change TO furn-
ish the means OF visiting the Worlds
Fair. A similar club IS saving for the
purpose of visiting the National En-
campment at Washington next summer.
II the Bellaire steel works keeps on
increasing its product it will take big
addition to the plant TO manufacture It's
output The record for last week, 2,Os6
tons, exceeds by nearly 100 tons the
highest previous weekly record.
Jacob Heatherington secured bar
gain in the purchase OF the site of the
old goblet works at $4,000. 1t is said
that the purchase was made with view
OF encouraging the erection OF another
factory.
The eight-months-old child Of George
McMillen, OF Wegee, that was stricken
with paralysis last week, died on Sun
day night. 1t had worked in spasms
nearly all the time since it received the
stroke,
VIII R. Buchanan, an old Bellaire
boy, who has been working at the print
ing business in Boston for two years
past, will go into business for himself
in that city this spring.
1.-THE County Fair" is the attraction
at the Elyslan tonight. The play comes
well recommended and will no doubt
draw big house.
Blaine's letter declining to be con-
testant in the Presidential race, has up
set the calculations Of some OF his BOOM
ers in this city.
Mrs. Hannah Archer succeeded VIM.
Hempfield as janitor of the Second ward
schools, and entered upon her duties
yesterday.
George Sevestenhand and wife, Of
Martins Ferry, were called here by the
dangerous illness OF Mrs. s. s sister, Mrs.
Ed. Davis.
The South Bellaire NJ. E. church
could not accommodate the crowd that
came to attend the services Sunday eve
ming.
A little child named Terrell, Of Rose
Hill, was badly burned on Sunday by
her clothing catching fire from CRATE
fire.
Miss Della Rhodes and Miss Maggie
Dixon, of Wheeling, are visiting Mrs.
George Upperman, OF the Fourth ward.
L. S. Campbell, driver Of the Wheel
ing Bakery Company's delivery wagon
In this city, is laid up with the grip.
J. A. CASTOR, who is engaged in the
lumber business in Tucker county, w.
Va, is visiting his family here.
Billy George, the ball player, has re-
ceived a box Of fine cigars from some of
his friends in California.
There is a slight Improvement in the
condition of George S4uigglns, who has
been long i'll.
Morgan T. Stidd, a well-known attor-
ney OF near Jacobsburg was in the city
yesterday.
The Prohibitionists will have city
ticket in the field this spring.
The new machinery for the water
works power house has arrived.
j. M. Maring will leave this week for
Indiana on business trip.