Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-13
BELLAIRE.


Ed. Truman, Of Bridgeport, was in
the city yesterday.
VIM. Satter6eld, of Brllliont, was in
the city yesterday.
Several of our glassworkers have Sc
cured Jobs at Tifin, o.
E. A. Bee has moved his Office into c.
j. LaRoche's music store.
st. Valentines Day has caused big
increase in work for the postoffice en-
ployes.
Mrs. Fred. RodewlR, Sr.. fell on the
ice yesterday and broke small bone in
her ankle.
ID. j. Smith will take trip through
the natural gas regions in the northern
part Of this State and Indiana.
The Tribune says there is some talk
OF drilling for gas on Indian Run near
Barnard's brick works.
A private class in German was started
Thursday evening by Mrs. w. II.
Thompson, instructor in the public
schools.
The School Board has decided to
make two-storY building Of the Sulli-
van property recently purchased on
Rose Hill.
The marriage of Emmett Pickett and
Miss NJ. Long, daughter Of Ex-Street
Commissioner Louis Long, is announced
to take place tomorrow.
Rev. A. B. Williams, OF the Christian
Church, will go to Woodsfeld to-day to
assist ia the services at the Presbyteri-
sn Church tonight and tomorrow.
The young society people who have
been getting up literary and dramatic
association met las evening for organi-
zatiOn. The club starts with fair pros
poets.
J. NJ. Mariug will use tank furnace
in the new window glass factory he
proposes TO build In Indiana. The exact
location of the factory has not been
definitely settled upon.
A pleasant social was held at the
Christian Church Thursday evening.
Nelson's amateur orchestra class fur
nished the music. Oysters and Ice
cream were served. 1t was quite an en-
ioya6le affair.
Ed. LsRoche, for several years con-
nected with the local press in this city,
has secured a job in the composing
zette. Ed. is hustler and will find his
way to the top.
Charles Wolfe, of VIII ceiling, and
Miss Lena Beck were ma rried at the
resi- denCe Of the brides parents in the
Fourth ward, Thursday night, Rev. j.
Il. Lane officiating. The happy couple
received quite number Of pretty and
useful presents. They will go to house
keeping in this city.
The owners Of the steamer Phillips
have had in circulation in this city a
petition asking the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company TO grant them the right
to construct a new road to the river
landing. This is no doubt the result OF
the injunction asked by the ferryboat
owners to restrain the Phillips from
landing near the ferry float.
In the Cumberland items in last Sun
days REGISTER appeared an item noting
the mysterious disappearance Of James
Mitchell, former resident Of this city.
His relatives and friends here have re-
ceived word from him at Uhrichsville,
o., where he is at work. He explains
that when reaching Steubenvlle he
heard ne could get work at Uhrichsvile.
Going 20 the latter place he secured
Job on which he had to begin at once.
Superintendent Wilson, of the Water
Works, thinks the REGISTER report of
the Rodefer factory fire did the water
works an injustice by the statement that
the water pressure was light. He says
that the pressure in the mains was sut-
ficient had 1t not been divided by three
or four strings OF hose being attached to
the fire plug. No one was disposed to
criticse the water works, il being the
opinion at the time that the main was
clogged with mud, but Superintendent
Wilson's opinion is no doubt correct.