Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-06
BELLAIKE.

/ Inc QlUeIelL CaDQl0aJeS are nuStliuB
around winding up their electioneering
tours. Candidate Minameyer for Sheriff
| on the Democratic ticket, was in town
! yesterday and thinks his fences are well
built and no danger Of being knocked
| down. Barnes finished his work in Bel
mont county Saturday, and is 10 good
/ spirits aud is sure not 70 be disappoint-
ed. The candidate for Coroner is In
| good hands ana is satisfied that he
won't be left. The election machinery
is being cleaned up and oiled so IL will
be in good trim for business to-day.
Special Pension Examiner j. M.
Claudy, of New York, was in the city
yesterday looking up some cases among
the old soldiers. He is we'll liked by all
who come in contact with him, and the
general verdict is given that every old
soldier who passes through his hands
will be hOnorably treated.
The projectors OF the "Mether Goose"
entertainment are tn splendid hope and
feel that they will be able to place an
entertainment before the public on or
about Thanksgiving that will please as
well as entertain all who go to see It,
At the Globe yesterday-W. n. Lit
teu, Cleveland, o.; Samuel l.. Mills,
Detroit, Mich; Theodore Backoefe-,
Pittsburs; Ernest Baer, w. Herbert, K.
G. Wincher and NJ, r. Pickney, Wheel
Ing.
A. a. Franzheim, OF Wheeling, sheriff
OF Ohio county, was in the city Sunday.
He seems 10 think there is no doubt OF
Towards election aud full victory for
the Democratic party in West Virginia.
DR.. Boale's lectures on temperance
Yesterday were the most potent talks
ever made in the city. His unique way
Of making his argument was indeed
telling.
The DEVILS Web company are quar-
tered at the Merchants Hotel. They
play an engagement OF three nights
only aud have good name for square
shows.
The sudden and uuaccountabe death
Of Lizzie Dunfee last Friday morning
has started some rumOrs. Her stomach
was found to contain drug of some
kind.
John Long, Of Rose Hill, suffered
l lIOIu u pal olGCLlC oll OAE laob A2oAhAh oN
which rendered him entirely helpless.
dis friends have the gravest fears for
! him.
The Board of Health reporls nine
deaths for Bel!aire in October, fourteen
cases OF scarlet fever, two typhoid fe-
yer cases, and three diphtheTia cases.
H. NJ Ingler, of Chicago Junction,
formerly Master Mechanic Of the B. q
O. shops In Bellaire, arrived in the city
Sunday on vacation.
A three-vear old son OF VIM. A. BOyCe
died Of membraneous Group. on last
Sunday, aud was buried yesterday af-
ternoOn.
J. w. Hawkins, who kas been travel
ing for the Fisher Company, was In the
city yesterday on his way TO Wocdsdeld
TO vote.
Miss Belle Beazle has returned home
from New Castle, Pa, where she has
been recuperating from a spell of sick
ness.
The Coffee Circle will meet at Mrs.
z. j. Steger's, on Wednesday night, in
stead Of Thursday as was noted.
The School Board meets tonight 10
pay bills and transact such other bust
ness as may come before them.
Frank Brothers, Of lower town, who
was hurt by a coal boat dropping on
him, is getting along nicely.
w. n. Darby was shaking hands and
looking up his interests in the city yes
terday.
The next attraction at the Elysiam is
next week, The Power of Gold.
The dancing class met in Progress
hall last night for work.
Ed. Feely has returned to his home
at Columbus, o.
Marshal Bahra is laid up with
spraiued ankle.
George Mccain was in Bellaire on
Sunday.
The babe Of John Davis is very sick