Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-13
BRLLAIRE
Inc MOI.
Is running.

Vim. Baugh, son Of w. J. Baugh, Sr., Of
this CITY. was killed by the cars at Denni-
son. o., Yesterday morning. His father
received q telegram which gave but meagre
particulars. He attempted TO board NOV
ing freight train on the Panhandle rail-
road, and was thrown beneath the wheels
He was still living when the telegram was
sent, but there was no probability OF his
recovery His father went 10 Newark via
the B. & o., and from there TO the scene OF
the accident Mrs. Baugh, the mother, Is
almost Frustrated with gr1ef. The unfor-
tuuate young mAn was about thirty years
OF aCe, and had for years worked at the
Ftna machine shops In this city, at his
trade OF machinlst. He was hero on Satur-
day. and probably went to Steu benville on
Saturday night, and from there TO Denni-
son yesterday morning. He was unmar-
ried.
DE-. A. B. Richardson sand George r.
Davis, the Commission % locate the new
Insane Asylum, arrived Tuesday evening
and were quartered AZ the Windsor Hotel
With George W. YoSt, W. Q. Burgunthal,
Col c. l. PoOrman, Hon. A. F. McKelyy,
DR.. T. W. Iuske p, Martin Cowen, Judge
Cochran, JOS. Q. Clements, Jas. +. Ander-
son and other prominent gentlemen, they
visited Rock Hill and Hardenstein sites,
and in the afternoon, by special car, the
Thompson farm and Pultney Bottom, after
which they were shown through the city
and some Of our manufacturing establish
mentS. They left on the six o'clock train
for Steubcnville.
John A. Osler, of Barnesville, candidate
for Recorder, was Ia the city Saturday
night getting pointers on the Bellaire dele
cation 70 the county convention which
meets at St. Clairsvllle tomorrow. Some
Of the shrowd Republican politicians say
that Bellalre will not be IN IL for either
nomination, that she already has the Treas
urer, Secretary Of State and candidate for
Congress, and will not be given the
earth"
The new stamping company project
seems to have back Of IL an element that IS
determined 70 win. The old stamping
company made pile OF money here and
there Is no reason why properly managed
concern cannot do well here yet. A num-
Der OF the employees Of the old company
who remain In the city might be induced to
take stock In the new venture and work
out the amount subscribed.
A report reached this city yesterday that
a man was found dead on the B. Il y. track
near Belmont yesterday morning. Inquiry
among railroad men who came In last even
ing failed TO substantiate the report, as they
heard nothing a0outiG
The teachers ia the public schools, whose
homes are outside Of Bellaire, have not
gone home yet, but will remain over night
10 learn what action the Board Of Educa-
ton takes in the retention Of the present
corps Of teachers.
The city lookup was without an occupant
Yesterday. One chap was run In Saturday
night for fighting. but his case WAS dis
posed OF In the morning and he was set at
liberty,
Patrick McManus died at his home near
Quincy yesterday morning. Deceased was
about 20 years OF age. and was for many
years a resident OF this city.
Four car loads Of our people went up 70
Bridgeport yesterday to attend the ceremo-
MES Of laying the corner stone Of the new
Catholic church.
The delegates from this county to the
Democratic State convention will leave for
Columbus this evening.
Frank Satterfeld has resigned his place
In o. p. MasOn'S tin store, and will wo rk
for arm In Wheeling.
Some Of our people viii so out 20 Bethes-
& camp grounds this week to spend the
summer.
Secretary OF State Poorman came down
from Columbus TO spend Sunday with his
family.