Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
BELLAIRE.


Court YESTERDAY. and the defendant was
Seld in the sum of 500 for appearance az
Probate Court. She was released on ner
own remembrance. The case, winch wa
bro1gbt by Constable Baugh, has attrscUed
conSiderable interest. Mrs. Marshs sou
was refused admission into the schools 20
cause he had been in the presence OF scaries
fever The action of the teacher onehuSo
Mrs Marsh, and when she caileu On 1l1
teacher she seems to have let her anger seV
control of her. The charge was creaSihs /"
disturbance in or interrupting tne scnoo ti,
Squire John Workman, OF " tbis
who has many relatives and frlends III tniS
city and township, IS reporOeu qui'9
ously ill with la grippe. -,
Regular services will be held al the Vari-
GUS churches to-day. RI. Cot,
Conntry people took advantage OF the 1alI
condition. Of the road for shedding. anu
many came to town yesterday, bringing IN
lots of produce. 1t was the best day lhe
merchants have had since Christmas.
DIR. George Maser has removed Iunor
from Mrs. o. n. Young's eye u ,.h
The local market IS well suppneo Win
rabbits, coons and 'possums. 49, wa
terdav he informed US that his best patron
was a coal miner, who bought more oooAs,
with but a single exception, than any per
SON in Bellaire The dealer said his patron
had bought and read all the standard WORK
in history, fiction and poetry, and was re-
marlxably well informed man. When ne
is or work he reads at least one DOCK q
week. besides interspersing the solid read
ing with slice of poetry.
What might have been horrible ACCT
dent occurred at H. T. Days stone quarry
on Rock Hill, just beyond the city limits,
Yesterday. A half case OF dynamite hau
been taken to the quarry the previous
NIGHT When they went to use 1t, 1T was
frozen. and was placed near an open hre on
the ground to thaw out. 1t caught nre.
John Waters, an employee, took fence
rail and tried to push it away from the
blaze. when the stuff exploded. waters
was blown clear out of his overcoat and
thrown about twenty feet. The jar broke
glass in the windows Of house fifty yarcs
distant. Had the explosion occurred Few
hours later when the boys gathered aroun1
the fire to eat dinner, the loss OF life would
have been great. When Waters gathereo
himself up he found that he had escaped
with a few bruises, and walked down 10
town To report the accident, ana oruer an
other case of dynamite.
Bellaire Lodge, l. .. o. F., were ready
toinstall new officers last Tuesday night,
hut Deputy Grand Master Frazier falled
10 nut in an appearance, aud the ceremonies
were postponed until next Tuesday even
ing. ,,,,-
the o. U. A. NJ, is growing rapidly IN
this city. Sixty members have been lnltl-
ated in Our Pride Council during the past
i've months. -,
Chris, Bauer and family will move to
Newark, o., where Mr.. Bauer and one OF
his daughters have been working in
tailor shop for some time.
Several teachers from this city and VI
cinity attended the county teachers exam
ination at Belmont, yesterday. The peda-
gogues say the tests are constantly grow
ing more difficult, and If teacher does
not apply himself 10 diligent study, he will
fall behind the procession.
The city School Board will meet on Tues
day evening.
County Auditor Henderson was in the
city yesterday on business.
Physicians are of the opinion that this
touch of old winter is lessening the preva-
lence Of la grippe, but many new cases are
being reported all the same. 1t should be
taken into consideration, however, that
when one feels bad he at once jumps TO the
conclusion that he has the dreaded intiu-
enza.
Thieves continue to carry off chickens,
turkeys, geese and ducks from the neigh
boring farmers. Some time ago there was
an effort made TO organize avigilance COM
mittee, but the scheme fell through, and
now the farmers are keeping their muskets
loaded for the nocturnal visitors.
Democrats who read Grover Cleveland, s
speech in Yesterdays REGISTER were well
pleased with the mastery address, and are
firmer than ever in their advocacy OF Hon
est Grover for '92.
Miss Ella Armstrong, Of Fostoria, is Wis
iting friends here.
a soldiers Relief Committee for each
ward has been appointed. The committees
will meet the first OF next month for or
gaDiZation.
Yesterday was the last day for paying
taxes without penalty, and @. II. Blakeney,
the collector for this city and township,
was kept quite busy during the day. Tax
collecting is anything but a pleasant Job,
especially when taxes are higher than
usual.
The Iron and Steel workers ball was a
decided success, socially and financially.
T,aura eleven-year-old child of George
Lovejoy, died yesterday and will be buried
this afternoon.
Seventeen new pupils were enrolled in
the schools last week.
business was never duller in police court
than il has been the past few days. 1t is
suspected that the cold weather keeps
devllment indoors and it escapes the notice
Of the police force.
The newly elected officers Of the German
Reformed Church will be installed this
morning at 10 o'clock. The Young Peoples
Mission society will meet in the evening at
1880.
Communion services will be held at the
Z. p. Church to-day, conducted by Rev.
DR.. Mcclure, Of Wheeling. The Y. 2. 5.
c. L. will meet at 80 p. IN.
Marshal Shepherd has trained office cat
for a mascot.
At u special meeting on last Thursday
evening of Encampment No. "A, Union
Veteran Legion, of Bellaire, Mr.. Marion
Huffman, our First ward druggist, put in
an appearance and in neat little speech
presented the Encsmpment with beauti-
tul gravel, made Of laurel that grew on the
historic battlefield Of Lookout Mountain,
taking the old boys completely by surprise.
To say they were pleased would be putting