Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-20
BELLAIRE.

and accompanied the remains 10 the g.
& p. depot, whence they were taken to
Toronto for interment.
Joseph Walker. an employe OF the
Bellaire Gas and Electric Company, had
a suit Of clothes and costly ring
| stolen from the works yesterday after
noon. Two boys who were about the
works during the day are suspected OF
the theft, and warrants will probably
be issued for their arrest.
Edward Gerard, Of Warnock, and Miss
Emma King. daughter Of Dixon King,
Of near Glencoe, were married yesterday
/ in the presence Of large number OF
friends and relatives. They are esti-
mable young people, and have the best
wishes Of = host OF friends.
The w. c. T. U. will hold their regu-
/ lar monthly meeting al the Christian
| Church this afternoon at 2:30. Miss
Bella Brown, of Mt, Pleasant, District
| President, will deliver an address, and
there will be special programme OF
reading and music.
SQUIRE John McNiece, Of near Glen
coe, will to-day celebrate the fftieth
anniversary Of his first marriage. About
seventy-five guests are invited. A big
dinner will be served, and an enjoyable
day is anticipated.
City Council has confirmed the follow
/ ing appointments for Fire Wardens
made by the Mayor: E. L. Alum, VIM.
| Campell, George II. Muth, George E.
Morgan, James Wilkinson, and George
Pracht, special.
h. T. Day aud IL. d. Dougherty, the
contractors, left on Tuesday evening
/ for Canton. H., to get things in shape
20 begin work an the large street paw
! ing contract they have at that point.
Pursuant TO the action Of the recent
State convention, the coal miners OF
/ this city and vicinity have decided TO
ask for an advance OF 5 cents per ton
for mining, after May LIST.
Oscar Mckinley is negotiating for
material for newspaper plant and ex-
poets soon to issue a weekly paper In
/ the interest Of the Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union Of this State.
James Hackett, one Of the older resi-
| dents Of the city, died at his home In
/ the Fourth ward, aged 50 years. lie
had been long i'll, and was u respected
citizen and good neighbor.
The annual report Of the Board Of
| Water Works Trustees shows S21, 439. 81
receipts from water rents, ETC., and ex-
\ penditures amounting TO 2l,971.17.
The Scotch Preserving Company's
/ building is being put in shape so as to
begin work at an early day. The en-
CINE has been delayed in shipment.
Rev. W. T. Warnock, of Summer
| field, Kas., who is visiting at his old
home in this county, called on friends
in this city yesterday.
The new School Board organized by
electing j. w. Yost, President; j. D..
VanLaw, Vice President; Howard Lich-
tenberger, Clerk.
The Columbia Comedy Company IS
| filling weeks engagement at the
Elyslan Theatre, and is giving good
entertainment.
The Y. P. w. S., Of the First M. E..
/ Church, held a pleasant meeting last
evening. at the home OF Miss Ross in the
Fourth ward.
There is fine growth Of grass in the
I City Park and the trees are coming out
in leaf. making an attractive spot for
recreation.
There was a spirited debate on the
tariff question by the members OF the
/ Young Mems Democratic Club class last
evening.
Miss Emma Harris, of st. Clairsville,
has been the guest Of Miss Ida Eddy, OF
the First ward, the past two weeks.
Joseph Rial, of the Dayton Soldiers
| Home, is the guest Of his brother, Eph-
rain, Of the second ward.
The children are rehearsing for the
entertainment to be given soon by the
pupils of the public school.
S. F. Farley, operator at the B. & o.
office, who has been laid up with ty-
phoid fever, is improving.
Senator Nichols and Representative
| Heinlein were in the city yesterday, EN-
route TO Columbus.
The track was laid on the two new
spans Of the Baltimore and Ohio river
bridge yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Robinson has purchased
the Rial residence property on South
/ Belmont street.
NJ. L. Yeager. of the Pittsburg News
paper Union, was in the city yesterday
evening.
A Fourth ward lad, named Williams,
was run over by team and painfully
injured.
Miss Ida Warnock, of the Second
ward, is visiting her parents at War
mock.
Mrs. W. A. Gorby and daughter, of
Pittsburg, are guests OF friends in the
city.
George Kern is improving his business
block by making repairs and painting
Rev. james Weekly, Of Centerville,
called on friends in this city yesterday.
Jacob Duga, of Pittsburg, called on
old friends in the city yesterday.
The new City Council held its first
regular session last evening.
City Council will have the public
pumps put in proper repair.
MOUNDsVILLE.
Tuesday Foster Rine, who is charged
with stealing horse belonging to E. K.
Kelley at Meighen, Of which notice was
made at the time, came in and surreu-
dered himself to Justice w. c. Mann,
| and waving A preliminary hearing was