Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10
BELLAIRE.

The following programme has been
prepared for the meeting OF the Eastern
Ohio Medical Association at the Globe
Hotel in this city to-day; Presidents
Address, A. A. Elliott, NJ. D., Steuben-
VILE. Paper-Acute and Chronic NPa-
renchymateus metamorphosis OF the
Kidneys, 5. B. McGavran, NJ. D., Cadiz.
Paper, D. ]. Snyder, NJ. D., Scio. Pa
uer-Membranous Group, ]. A. Nc
Glenn, NJ. H., Mt. Pleasant. Paper
Diphtheria, B. o. Williams, Nj. D., Mar
tins Ferry. Paper-Acute Aarticular
Rheumatism, Geo. Il. Colville, NJ. D.,
Harrisvile. Gastro-Intestinal Catarrh,
discussion opened, w. n. Bailey, N. D.,
East Liverpool.
Fred De Crate and Miss Fannie
Lobenstein were married on Sunday
evening at the home Of Alex Mayer in
the Third ward. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rabbi Bonheim, Of
Wheeling, and was witnessed by a few
Of the relatives and near friends Of the
contracting couple. A splendid supper
was served and the evening enjoYably
spent, after which the happy young
pair repaired to their nicely furnished
apartments in the Blum Block. A
number Of pretty and Us full presents
were received Mr.. De Crate is chief
clerk in A. -Klotz's dry goods house,
and is the recipient Of many congratu-
lations on winning such an estimable
young woman for wife.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Buckeye Savings and
Loan Company the old Board of Direc-
tors were reelected. This will con-
tinue the officials as follows: w. @.
Bergundthal, President; WIN. Moore
house. Vice President; VIM. Parks, Sec.
rotary and Examiner of Titles; Luke
Gavin, Treasurer. Real Estate Com
mittee-Philip Brailly, WIN. Moore
house, Richard Hes'0p. Finance Com
mittee-Thos. j. Boyce, Ben. c. Tyler,
c. NJ. Wyrick.
Clark Beam has returned from the
meeting of the State Trades and Labor
Assembly at Columbus, which he at
tended as a delegate of the Eastern
Ohio Trades and Labor Assembly OF
this city. The Assembly adopted a
large number of resolutions calling the
attention OF the legislature to laws In
imical to labor and suggesting amend
ments and new laws.
w. G. Bergundthal, late OF the Ian
tern Globe Company, and George Pier
sol have purchased the interest OF
Stephen Gardner in the Bellaire Bottle
Company, and the company has been
reoIganized, the roster standing: w. c..
Bergundthal, president; Geo. w. Yost,
secretary, and Daniel Colbert, manager.
The faclory resumed work yesterday
after two weeks vacation decreed by
the Association.
James Gughen, an emp!oye ct the
blast furnace, was badly burned yester-
day morning. He was working at the
top filler when his clothing caught fire.
FeiIow-laborers assisted in putting out
the flames, bat not before GSughen was
severely burned about the face aud
hands. John Harvey, another employe,
was painfully burned.
Elmer Pratt and A. J. Lee, the color
ed barber, have signed articles OF agree
ment for fve-mile iootrsce for a purse
of $50.
"Fabio Romsni," a spectacular pro-
duction, is billed to appear at the Ely
sian Theater next Saturday evening.
Lizzie Evans in "The Little Black
smith" will be the attraction at the
Elysian Theater this evening.
The. Bellaire stove foundry will re-
main idle this week. An annual in
ventory Of stock is being taken.
Quite a number Of cattle and hogs
were brought to the city yesterday and
sold to the local butchers.
John A. Pedicord is confined to the
house with severe attack of sciatie
rheumatism.
Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, is on the sick list.
Albert Rodefsr, who has been quite
sick, is able to be about again.
The heavy ice has compelled the
ferryboat Charon to tie up.
Mrs. E. J. Steger, of the Third ward,
is seriously i'll.