Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-02
BELLAIRE.

Mack Bennett and Miss Mary Bell Ram
sey, a young couple from near JacOoSOurg,
clOped and came 10 this city. Tue mother
of the girl followed on the next train, and
reaching mere informed the police OF the az
fair. Onicer O'MaLey and Constable
Baugh made a thorough search, but could
find neither of the pair. Finally, by STRAIT
egy, they had the young woman 10 put IN
an appearance az the Mayors Office, believ-
ing her lover had been arrested. The
mother met her there and plead long and
earnestly before the daughter was persua-
ded 10 return home. The young man was
not found, aud the girl was 10th 70 leave
without bidding him fond goodbye Mrs.
Ramsey cOnteU llateS moving 10 Texas and
her daughter doesn't want 70 accompany
Z her.
Following are the names Of those who
will graduate from tue Bellaire High
School on thegth inst Misses Mary Boyd,
Bertha Brainnard, Angie FOwkeS, Clara
Gill, Florence Nevans, Gertie NorcrosS,
Eva Litchenberger, Nellie Meek, Mary
Parks, Emma Reed, Cora Rose, Edytn
Thompson, Anna Workman, and Messrs.
Cook. DaniOrd. Jacob Heatherlngton,
James Stewart, Howard Wallace. and Bert
Hopkins.
Tue committee appointed at the meeting
az City Hall, Tuesday night, Will make
canvass among the leading men Of the city
aud learn If there is a disposition 70 make
an effort 20 secure the new insane asylum
for this vicinity IL will be dig institu-
ton and is worth while going deep into
your pockets TO bring il here.
/. =. Woodbridge returned from Indiana
Yesterday. He purchased for prospective
company partly built wludOw-giass fac
tory at Red Key, Ind. The company Will
organize and put the new purchaSeln shape
for operation for next fall
Mrs. Z. b Winaus and her daughters,
MesdGmes Wiley and Downy, OF Washing
ton, ID. e., for many years residents OF TINS
city, are visiting relatives add friends
here.
The firm Of Ludw.g II Wise has been
dissolved. Charles Wise, the retiring
member, will 20 10 Wheeling 70 engage 10
a carriage and blacksmith shop.
James Linard was called to New Cum
ber,and, W. Va, yesterday by a message
that his sister, Mrs Charles Campbell, was
lying at the point OF death.
Young boys broke into a c., L. q W. box
car aud stole several articles, which were
recovered. On account Of their tender age
they were not arrested.
Orders were received at the B. Il o..
shops in this city yesterday for the em-
ployes 20 work but eight hours per day TO
cut down expenses.
A mixed nine, comprising q few members
Of the old Globe club, will play against the
female ball club on the commons this after
noon.
Rev T. w. Ian was at Bethesda yester-
day assisting In making the programme Tor
the EpwOrtn PARK summer meeting.
Mrs. Rev. \. X. Know, Of East Liver
pool, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Ault, of the Fourth ward.
The Farmers Alliance claims a member
ship Of nearly four hundred in the little
township Of York, this county.
Miss Lille Weeks came down from
Wheeling Thursday evening on q visit 10
her parents.
Miss Lille Brown has returned from a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Mcilyaine, Of
GAINESVILLE.
A dead calm follows the biz tide Of bust
ness in the police court. No arrests yes
terday.
Walter Darrah and Marshall Thompson,
OF ST. Clarsyille, were il the city yeste--
day.
Fresh butter is selling at the lowest price
il reached last summer-l5 cents pound.
Strawberries are selling at 10 cents per
box, with an abundant supply.
Miss Bessie WarnOc6, Of Warnock, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Circuit Court cOnvenes at St ClairSville
Monday.