Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-10
BELL-AIRE.

The chap named Morton VINO was ar
rested on Tuesday on suspicion OF being
the man who robbed the drOver, Milton
Brown, OF $50, was released from the
city Jail about midnight Tuesday night,
and has not yet been apprehended.
Officer Johnson, night Waterman IN the
ward, says he left the jail about IL
O'Clock. Between i and 1 o'clock
Officer Strobe discovered that the
prisoner was gone. He informed the
Mayor and other night Waterman and
they searched the city for the prisoner
but could find no trace OF him,
and IL is supposed he was
released in time 70 catch the
east~bound b. & o. train, which leaves
here at 1:25 q. m. IL is said that the
officers could not find Officer Johnson,
but Mr.. johnson says he was on duty in
his ward while the search was being
made Mayor McGOwan is very indig-
nant and proposes TO have the mystery
cleared up if possible. IL was learned
Yesterday that Morton is not a stranger
in the city, but has been here several
times TO gamble, and at one time was
here for a whole week. He Is some
what OF a puGilist, and knocked out two
OF the Bellaire boys recently.
A musical aud literary entertainment
will be given IN the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening, the follow
ing program TO be rendered: lnStru-
mental solo, Miss Raw Davies; vocal
duet, Ray sisters; violin solo, Miss Gale
Myers; recitation, Miss Matte Dawson;
vocal solo. Mr.. HeatheringtOn; guitar
duet, viii NARROW, Chas. Whitmore;
instrumental duet, Miss Nettie hurtz;
dialogue, Refinement; vocal duet, Myers
sisters; violin solo, Miss Bertha Hayes;
recitation, Miss Mamie Miller; vocal
duet, Ray sisters; guitar solo, Perry
Cummins; vocal solo, Mr. Heathering-
ton; instrumental solo, Miss Daisy
Miller.
George Foreman, lad about fourteen
years Of age, was drowned at the Heath
eringtOn's coal works tippe yesterday
afternoon about two o'clock. He was
working about the floats and fell into
the river and drown before help could
reach him. The body was recovered a
short time afterwards.
The remains of Richard Goff, the coal
miner who was fatally injured at Frank
lin mines, were brought TO this city yes
terday for burial, and were followed 70
the grave by large number Of SORROW
ing friends.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company has
promised the merchants Of this city
more convenient eaStbound morning
accommodation train when the spring
schedule goes into effect.
Charles Blankley returned to his
home at Kansas City yesterday. He
saws that he and George WarnOck, who
are in business in that city, are getting
along nicely.
w. A. belong, student az Franklin
College, was in the city yesterday, en-
route TO his home at Belmont, somewhat
debIlitated by Ia grippe.
The -four mill at Glencoe was burglar
lied few nights since and SIS taken
from an old chest which Robert Barrett,
the miller, used as till.
Truant Officer Bsugh reports that
there are seven children in the city that
should be taken TO the Reform Farm.
The little boys who were arrested for
breaking open b. Il o. cars, were taken
to the county jail yesterday.
Joseph Thornberry, OF Beallsville, is
the guest Of his son, w. c. Thornberry,
OF the Fourth ward.
The spring vacation In the public
schools has been fixed at from March
22th to April nth.
"Oregon on Wheels" will arrive in
this city tomorrow morning and remain
during the day.
The Buckeye Saving and Loan Com
pany has established banking depart
ment.
T. X. Smith, Of the Bellaire Bottle
Company, is in the East on a business
trip.