Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-28
BELLAIRE.

CITY Marshal ID. c. Shepherd and Miss
Maggie Ford were married in the par
Tors OF st. Johns parsonage last even
ing at o'clock by Rev. Father Fitz-
,crald. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF Mr.. James Lee
on Rose Hill. A majority Of the city
officials and a number of other friends
we're present, and the worthy cOuple
received many congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Shepherd will 60 20 house
keeping at once, having rooms already
furnished In Capt n. II. ROwles' house
ON North Belmont street.
A team belonging 70 Owen Meehap
NJ Franklin, ran away on Thirty-secopd
street last evening and collided with
cars on the ID. 4 o. track at the end OF
the street. The wagon was totally de-
moliShed, and wagon belonging to
Charles ROSSer was struck and badly
damaged. The horses escaped with lit
tle injury, one receiving some scratches.
Apples were scattered along two squares
and the small boy had a picnic.
As indicated in this column several
days ago, the Bellaire Nail Works Com
many has sent 20 stockholders a circular
informing them that a proposition will
be submitted at the annual meeting
next Saturday on the question Of erect
ing merchant mill. IL the proposition
is carried and the mill is built the COM
many will be able TO manufacture all the
steel that is turned out at its steel
plant.
Col. c. L. Poorman is in Columbus.
10 is said that be took along with him a
new bill for rediSJricting the Congress
sional districts Of this State, and that
the bill is the faireSt one TO both parties
vet presented 70 the Legislature. We
shall see what we shall see.
Edward Sanders has severed his con-
uection with the Bellaire Window Glass
Company and left last evening for Chi
cagO where he has secured a splendid
position as travelling salesman for d big
window glass commission house.
The coal miners have called another
meeting st City Hall, Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock, TO take action on the
proposition 20 unite into one local or
ganlzatiOn all the miners in this city
and immediate vicinity.
Charles Hoffman will 90 into partner
ship with Jonathan Hoffman and J. +.
Rodeier, OF this city, who will engage
10 the manufacture Of window glass
az DUnkirk, Indiana.
Marion Seal, OF the firm Of Thorn
berry 4 Seal, OF Mansfield, o., is in the
city aud reports that his firm is doing
we'll in their new location.
The congregation Of s.. Johns Catho-
lie Church are making arrangements
for q big fair and baZar the latter part
Of next month.
Bellaire Lodge, I. o. o. F., will send
a team Of twenty-five to Cadiz, tO-mor-
row evening, TO assist their brethren in
degree work.
The First National Bank Of this city
secured at par the 81, 200 street improve
ment bonds offered by the City Council
The First National Bank has been
granted an extension Of charter, which
will continue till January %, 1912.
Mrs. Ramsey and son Of East Liver
pool, are visiting Mrs. RS son, Frank
Hukill, Of the Second ward.
John McKelvey and Miss Kate Flah-
erty were married yesterday afternoon
by Rev. Father Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Z. A. Irwin, of Coats. o., is Wis
iting her son, w. ID. Irwin, koOkkeeper
at Ault's Touring mill.
BOneysteele & Bridenstein, ice deal
ers, have dissolved partnership, VIM.
Bridenstein retiring.
Thomas +. Hart, a prominent glass
manufacturer of Muncie, Ind, was in
the CITY Yesterday
Bellaire Lodge, Odd Fellows, will
show a Methodist minister the myterieS
Of goat-ridiug soon.
James T. Kelly, Assistant Cashier OF
the First National Bank, is laid up with
Ia grippe.
j. w. Corbet has returned from visit
to sick relatives residing back Of Wheel
ing.
Mayor MCGOWAN collected S62.15 in
fines and licenses last month.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in the city
Yesterday on legal business.
Harry Hersberg left yesterday for the
West on a business trip.
Yesterday was payday on the Ohio
Valley railroad.
John Whealen is home from Canton,
Ohio.