Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-04
BELLAIRE.

Wm. oliver, young man about nine
teen years OF age, VITO was fOuRd in an
unconscious condition at the b. & D.
stock yards q few days ago, had par
tial hearing in Squire COoper's court
Yesterday on q charge OF burglary and
larceny. An important witness could
not be secured and the trial was post
pOned. Recently the Rock Hill canning
factory was entered and a lot Of pre-
serves carried away. Oliver is suspect
ed of being one Of the parties 70 the
depreciation.
The city Jail was we'll filed yester-
day morning. Two old offenders in the
plain drunk line, were taken 70 the
county jail In default OF payment o!
fine. The four Italians who were ar
rested at Mrs. Hammond's place, were
each assessed SOLO each. Besides
these there were six or seven others In
on minor charges.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club will be held this
evening. The exercises will be OF
patriotic nature. The Declaration OF
Independence will be read, and there
will be short speeches, etc.
The G.. A. r. and the Women's Relief
Corps will go out TO Wallace's dance
this morning, if the weather is fair, TO
spend 3 day in the shade. They Will
have a basket dinner and expect an en-
jOyable occasion.
The Junior Mechanics brass band
were HOSPITALITY entertained at the home
OF Hertensteiu, on the hilltop back OF
Gravel Hill, Saturday evening, and rem
dered some excellent music.
The County Commissioners were In
regular monthly session at St. Glars
Vile yesterday, and expected to clear
ND the business before them In one day
Wheeling may expect quite large
number Of Bellaire people to-day, as
there will be no public observance VI
the glorious Fourth In this city
Mrs. George Mcpherson has fled a
petition for divorce from her husband
George Mcpherson, who has been 40
sent for some time.
The Y. P. S. C. T., Of the First Pres
byterlan church, will spend the day 81
Chestnut Polnt, taking well-hlled oss-
kets along.
The Masonic lodges will occupy the
third story or the Wassman building
now in course Of erection on Belmont
street.
Another fishing club left yesterday
with their paraphernalia and provisions
for several weeks outing down the
river.
Thomas Ghee, who has been working
IN glass factory at Red Key, Ind'' Is at
home for the summer vacation.
Bobert Cochran, Of Pultney Bottom
ran a nail into his foot few days age
aud is quite lame as a result.
Boys have broken number OF panes
of glass in the windows OF the Second
ward school building.
A party Of young people will hold
select picnic In Barnard's orchard on
Indian run today.
Thomas A. Craig, the veteran Demo
crat Of York township, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Bridget McKelvey, who has
been quite in the past few days, is m-
proving.
c. w. Dickens, wife and sister, nj IS
Lura, are expected home from Chicat 20
to-day.
Miss Lizzie Boggs, Of Warnock, is pc
guest Of Miss Emma Irwin, Of the ThHrd
ward
Charles Baugh and wife Of Alleghfhy
are visiting his parents in the THIRD
ward.
Albert Deaienbaugh, OF the IndeDehd-
ent Office, is visiting friends at AeI a,
Ohio.
Miss Kate Poole, OF Wellsburg. is ihe
guest Of Miss Jessie Dunaway, Of GrafFel
Hill
Miss Emma Cochran, OF the Sech nd
ward, is again seriously i'll.
There were three births in the f rst
ward Saturday night.
FOR BURNS, ScALDS, BRUISES Ind
all pain and soreness Of the flesh. the
grand household remedy Is DR.. Thou as
Electric on. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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