Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
BELLAIRE

"A suit lor trespass and damages In the
sum OF 500 between West Wheeling par
ties was tried by Squire Frank Mason, OF
this city, yesterday morning. It seems
that Lizzie Beckner rents house from
Catherine Woods, In West Wheeling, and
that Mrs. Woods locked up Mrs. Beckner' s
coal house, thereby depriving her of the
use OF wood, coal and other necessary ar
ticles which Mrs Beckner kept stored
there, whereupon Mrs. Beckner entered
suit for damages against Mrs. Woods for
the above named amount J. B. Smith, OF
this city, was attorney for the plaintiff,
and Mr.. Tuttle, of Wheeling, represent
ed the defendant. After hearing the case
Justice Mason reserved his decision until
Monday.
c. E. Strahl, the laundryman. has had
his delivery wagon nicely painted.
The plate mill at the steel works Will re-
sumo work Monday.
| Perk Kennedy, the crack pitcher Of the
! Brooklyn League base ball team, Is now at
his home in this city, and is looking well.
Perk made reputation second to none as
| pitcher during the past season.
1t is stated that the Democrats here Will
| try aud get Ex-Governor James K. Camp
bell to deliver an address In this city before
the close Of the campaign.
The eolored band recently organized in
| this clty played for festival Friday night
and furnished fair music.
VIM. r. Dutton, formerly local editor Of
the Tribune, OF this city, and now editor OF
the Malta, Morgan county, o., Register, Is
the Republican candidate for Probate
Judge of his county.
John Bair has gone to Dunkirk, Ind, TO
resume work in the Enterprise window
glass factory.
It is said that Rodefer Bros glass
works in this city will start up in ABOUT
two weeks if the present improvement in
orders keeps up. This, If true, will be
good news TO a large number of Bellaire
pepole.
G. w. Keller has been appointed Judge
of election in the Second ward, in place of
J. w. Corbett, and Frank Satterheld
| clerk, in place Of Jacob Landifred.
The Mechanics hose company's literary
society met Friday night ct their hose
house, in the First ward. The fire ladies
are taking great interest in the society and
have developed soma rather fair debaters
A number of persons from this city went
| up to Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon
TO witness the football game between the
Y. NJ. G. A. team of that city and the New
Athens College eleven.
John A. Gallagher, Prohibition candi-
| date for Judge of the Supreme Court Of
! the State, who has been spending several
| days in the southern part Of the county de-
| livering prohibition speeches, arrived home
! yesterday evening.
The instruments for the new X. Of P.
| band have arrived and are now on exhibit
tion at G. La Roche's music store.
Charles H. Zimmerman and Miss Garnet
Hill were married Thursday evening by
Rev. L. W. Barr, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church.
Miss Ella Hines, Of Bellaire, is visiting
friends at Stewartsville.
F. M. Ault and daughters, of Demos,
were in the city yesterday.
A number OF new buildings are being
erected throughout the city, while various
improvements are being made 70 others.
The paving of streets in the Fifth ward
is being pushed rapidly.
Ella. a little daughter Of ]. f. Francis,
while at play on Friday, accidentally run
the sharp point Of lead pencil in her
cheek, causing very painful wound.
Miss Anna Hoge has been the guest Of
ST. Clairsviile friends during the past
week.
S. H. Criswell and Miss Maggie Nc
Combs, of this city we're united in marriage
Thursday evening by Rev. Peregoy, pastor
Of the South Bellaire ~. E. church.
The usual service VIII be held In all the
churches tomorrow.
A number Of the American Mechanics
Of this city, went TO Kirkwood yesterday
afternoon to assist the Council at that
place in flag raising
Deputy Sheriff Darby is said to be the
champion squirrel hunter Of tho county.
John Il. Cow, city editor Of the Indepen.
dent, who has been in Chicago visiting tho
Worlds Fair for the past couple Of weeks,
returned home yesterday.
A correspondent Of tho Independent
writing from Chicago says the story re-
Gently published concerning the prospec-
tive marriage of Miss Jenaie Hammond,
| of this city, to Turk, at the close OF the
Fair, was a fake gotten up by some smart
newspaper man whose Imagination fur
nishes him livelihood.
On account Of the large number of pris-
| oners in the county jail, at st. Clairsville,
guard is now kept on duty al nights.
Tho Crabapple correspondent Of the
Democrat, sends that paper the following
item: IN. Noffsinger saysh has radish
which measures ~ feeJin circumference.
He says anyone VINO doubts this can have
the proof by paying express charges upon
the radish."
Oscar Mckinley, editor Of the Progress,
left yesterday at noon for Baresville, o.,
where he will spend Sunday with friends.
The people of Bellaire and vicinity
should turn out in force next Saturday
night and hear the eloquent John j. Lentz,
of Columbus, discuss the issues of the cam
paign. Mr. Lentz has well deserved repu-
tation as an orator and every citizen Of the
county regardless Of politics should hear
him in his advocacy Of the principles Of the
Democratic party in the pending cam
paign.
Miss Eva Harper, of New Concord, o.,
is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Logan, of the
First ward.
Work will be commenced by the blowers
in the bottle works by the 30th of this
month, snd possibly before that date.
Mrs. Russell, of lronton, was the guest
of Mrs. David King, Of lower town, yes
terday.
Owen Meehan, of Franklin, was in the
city yesterday.
Chicken thieves are getting In their work
in this neighborhood.
The Belmont County Teachers Associa-
ton met yesterday afternoon in the hall OF
the Central school building. Quite large
number OF teachers were present, among
them being several prominent educators.
The programme was short, but some Of the
papers were very interesting, and were
thoroughly discussed. II is as follows:
Paper ...........' THE Countrv VS.. City Schools"
George Arnold.
Discussion.
PApeI.. ......... "EIamnationGn
+. H. caves.