Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
BELLAIRE

Marion Huffman, Of this city, has In
communication in this weeks Demo
cratic county papers the following reSO-
luton which be advocates and which he
will ask the coming county convention
30 adopt:
'ReSOiUed, BY the Democracy Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, in convention as
sembled, That we denounce the Repuo-
lican party for having changed the Free
School Laws Of this State and driven
from the public schools the colOred
teachers, and recommend the enactment
OF a law granting the optional right TO
establish separate free schools for col
ored pupils, and hereby Instruct the
delegates from this county 10 the DEM
ocratic State Convention at Cincinnati,
August and 10, TO use all honorable
means TO have the same Incorporated
in the State Democratic platform"
Mr.. Huffman says: "Under the pres
ent conditions the colored teachers are
forced out and the colOred and white
pupils are forced in the schools together
too much force "
Patrick Kane, an emplOye at the Bel
laire blast furnace, was taken with
cramps Tuesday evening. he was
taken TO his home and treated by q ply
siclan. He suddenly grew worse during
the night and died at two o'clock yes
terday morning. Deceased was about
fifty years OF age, and leaves 3 wife
and seven children.
The electric railway IS being laid on
the square from Bridge street 10 the
Belmont street crossing. The cut In
the street near the tracks is much
deeper than persons supposed IL would
be, and nearby property owners are dis
posed TO kick over 10, claiming that the
release they signed was for cut not
near so deep.
Henry TyDles, the crippled old ped
der, who is known throughout the
county, was robbed Of $50 by tramp
few nights ago. tie and the tourist
took lodgings for the night Ia barn
near Whitney, aud when Typles awoke
next morning the tramp and his wallet
containing the money was gone.
Carl Krauz and Antoine La Roche,
Jr., who started on a tramp Sunday
evening, intending to visit the Worlds
Fair, soon wore the romance OF a life
on the road and returned footsore,
hungry aud weary to the parental dom
icile at a late hour Tuesday night
Charles McDevltt, who was accused
Of stealing a watch, had a hearing in
the Mayors Court yesterday and was
dismissed. There was no evidence
against him.
WIN. Hume has returned from a visit
TO Ireland. The land OF his birrh was
not the ideal he had pictured in his
mind, and his visit was more brief than
he anticipated.
Perk Kennedy, the noted pitcher Of
the Brooklyn ball team, was called
home by the death Of his young child,
arriving here last evening.
Harry Richardson, the typo, who has
been working in New York City, Is At
his old home on Rose Hill enjoying
vacation.
Armour Johnson and Frank and
Frank Francis, typos on the REGISTER
called on friends Ia the city yesterday.
The German Sunday school will pic
mic in Carter's orchard this afternoon,
and refreshments will be served.
Jacob Schramm and family, who
moved TO Fostoris recently, have re-
turned and will locate here.
Hugh Richardson, Of Alliance, O., is
visiting his parents on Rose Hill, after
On absence Of seven years.
Winfield Brand aud family, OF Red
.hsy, Ind, are visiting relatives In this
ATTY and vicinity.
hi John 5. Alum and wife, OF kellogg,
iowa. are the guests Of John Alum, OF
Die First ward.
Ia Mesdames Alonzo and Minshal Por-
iterR, will visit friends at Martins
/ 10y to-day
\ Three plain unks were disposed OF
IN the Mayors court last evening
Mrs. Alex. Mayer and two sons are
Waiting relatives at Toledo.
Robert PfaRenbach returned from
CbipDewa Lake yesterday.
Duane Coweu and wife are visiting
relative az Flashing
Col. David Rankin is IN Chicago on
btsi5ess "Trip. ~