Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-11
BELLAIRE.


ingtOn township, was in the city trying
TO learn the whereabouts OF hiS WIFE,
who, be says, has either eft him Tor
good or has gone away on visit TO rel
stives without his knowledge. The
lady is remembered as having been in
the city several days ago and stated
that she was going TO Cleveland on
visit. Her actions did not indicate that
she was going away surreptillously, as
she remained ia the city over night and
talked freely OF her destination.
A dwelling house on the farm recent
ly purchased by VIM. Maxwell, near
Waruock. was destroyed by fire at AM
early hour Yesterday morning. Elmer
Wilkinson, who occupied the house,
saved nearly all his household goods.
The family had been boiling maple
syrup in the yard adjoining the house,
and the blaze was ignited from this
outside fire.
The Republican city primaries were
held LAST night and resulted as follows:
First ward, Council, John Burrows; As
SCISSOR. Louis letters. Second ward.
Council, George Keller; Assessor, John
n. Pedlcora. Third ward, Council, II.
G. Kemple; Assessor, Il. A. Rankin.
Fourth ward, Council, W. d. Jones; AS
SCISSOR, Amos Roscoe.
The Democratic convention will be
held AZ City Hail this evening. There
are % nominate, two members Of the
Water Works Board aud three members
OF the Board OF Education. There IS
no: large ticket TO make, but the Of
fees 10 be filed are important ones, and
capable men should be selected as NOM
inees.
The committees have settled accounts
for the 6. A. R. aud W. Il. c. fair and
find that the entertainment has Melted
$3.50. The news will be pleasing 10 the
friends II Spaugler Post, and Is also
credit TO The management OF the fair,
as it was held in dull season and in
the midst Of disaGreeable weather.
Democrats should remember that the
ward primaries for selecting delegates
20 the Democratic township convention
will be held this evening ~ the usual
hours. The convention will be held at
City Hall next Tuesday afterD Don at
O'Clock.
The committee TO whom was referred
the ordinance presented TO Council by
the gentlemen Interested in q franchise
For an electric railway In ibis city met
with the City Solicitor at his Office last
evening to discuss the matter.
Professors Granger and Brown held
the boards at the Elysian Theatre, last
evening. with q spirit show. Miss Lulu
Z. Hurst, the electrical girl from Geor-
gia, was principal feature.
Remember that the SUNDAY REGIS
TER is especially adapted for Bellaire
readers; all the important general news
and local cores QOndence from all the
nearby towns.
Mrs. Rebecca Keyser, widow of Isaac
Keyser, a highly respected woman,
aged 80, died at her home in Mead town
ship, OF dropsy OF the heart, Wednes-
day night.
John j. Shuttleworth, of Flndlay, an
old Bellaire boy, who has developed
into a successful business man, is in the
city calling on friends.
The Midnight Alarm" company
will play for the benefit Of the DuQuesne
Hook and Ladder Company on the night
OF the 22d inst.
Frederick Boyer is to wed soon
prominent young lady of the Second
ward, and will start grocery on South
Union street.
Mrs. Alex. Bamford had large
tumor removed by DR.. Muhlemen, and
is doing as well as could be expected.
J. Z. F. HundlY, Of Bethany, w. Va,
will fill the pulpit at the Christian
Church to-morning and evening.
There hasn't been a case in the
Mayors Court for several days, and the
justices are faring the same way.
The great comedy drama 1.-THE Burg
lar, will be presented at the Elysian
theater, Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Williams of Hamilton,
Ontario, is the guest of George K. Leas-
ure of Gravel Hill.
Michael Ryan has purchased the
James II. Denning residence property
on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. J. w. Cooper has returned from
a visit to friends at Charleston, w. Va.
Leave orders at Blakeney's news
depot for the SUNDAY REGISTER.
The Republican primaries last even
ing were not largely attended.
Miss Rosa Hoffman has resigned as
clerk In f. b. Potts store.
Pensioners received their quarterly
pay yesterday.