Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-09
BELLAIRE.

Miss Annie Husband gave a recep-
ton 10 number Of her friends in the
parlors OF the Windsor Hotel last even
Ing. There were about twenty couples
10 attendance. KiImeyer, Of Wheeling,
furnished the music, and dancing was
lhe chief feature Of the evening. Re-
freshments were served at a seaSOnable
hour. Those present report a very en-
joyable occasion.
The miners employed at the Glen
Coal Works feel aggrieved at the state
~hent Gbat the scale had not been signed
by the company. We have IL upon re-
liable authority that the scale was
signed on last Thursday, as stated in
the REGISTER last Friday. The miners
are good union men, and they do not
wish It even limited that they are
"black sheep"
Louis LaRoche says that he is not
going 10 contest the election OF w. ID.
Jones. Mr. LaROche is already holding
mis- seat as a member OF Council, and 10
remains to be seen what action that
body will take In the premises. There
will probably be a meeting OF Council
tonight, at which time the question
may be considered.
]. B. Smith, Esq, who was assaulted
by Hun Campbell, Saturday evening,
and severely beaten, has entered suit
against Campbell for assault and bat
terry. Mr.. Smith was at his office yes
terday. but the bruises about his head
are quite painful. Campbell Is said to
be In BsnwOOd now.
Ed Brooks, an emplOye Of the Rel
laire Nail Works, brought suit against
the company for $50, alleging that he
had been given a counterfeit $50 bill in
drawing his pay. The case was heard
in Squire CoOper's court yesterday and
Judgment was given Brooks for the full
amount he claimed.
Charlie Rosser is at BSaddock, Pa,
where he IS finishing contract OF street
paving, aud expects to be awarded
another contract by the borough coun-
Gil this evening. He has also been
awarded a large contract of street paw
ing at Wil6erdOen, near Braddock.
There will be another rge audience
at the school entertai bent at the
Elysian Theatre this ev ng, as it was
difficult 10 obtain rese seats yes
terday morning. The primers acted
well their parts at the hearSal last
evening.
The temperance NEE pc the South
Belaire NJ r. chur psf evening,
was well attended, any ectures by
MesSrs. A. A. Giffe w. c. Bates
quite interesting. lOundSYllle
Quartette furnished s music.
Council Committee pts and AL
leys visited the Bel rect ceoss-
ing yesterday afternq noted the
progress of the gradi being done
on the north approac
Commissioners Hart Piley were
I'm the city yesterday, Mt up the
river TO see about the Cd pad above
Martins Ferry.
Rev W. 7. WarnOel Summer
field, Kas., who preach Roney's
Point, w. Va, Sunday, the city
yesterday.
Miss Lulu Peak, Of w attend
ed the reception given SIS Annie
Husbands at the Wind tel last
evening.
Two plain DRINKS We cred in
by Marshal Johnson y morn
ing.
Charles StrOuse, OF Nd :, called
on Bellairedriends yestel
A. H. McGlenn, OF NJ Ferry,
was in the city yesterday
Rev. M. w. Simpson, report,
was in the city yesterday.
County Treasurer Fran Ter was
In the city yesterday.
John Ruskin offered the q eshlp.
LONDON, May S.-Prime Nj r Glad
stone has offered the place o laure-
ate, made vacant by the d. ord
Tennyson, to the distinguis &c,
John Ruskin.
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