Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-04
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BELLAIRE
Globe hotel GUESTS. Il. Oberlln,
New York: Samuel +. Miller, Detroit,
Mich; w. \. Walling, Cleveland. o.;
| T. B. Archer, c. L. Weems, st. Glars
vile, o.; Thomas Borden, Erie, Pa; NJ.
| Springer, Gas City, Ind; +. II. SAWYER,
Portland, Ne; 4. c. Ayers, st. Clairs-
vile, o.; T. J. Smith, s. NJ. Ferguson,
Patrick McNicol, Con Cronin, East Liv.
erpoOl, o.; G.. Brown, Baltimore, Nd;
II. NJ. Daughterty, Washington c. H.,
o.; E. y. Riggs, Powhaton, o.; A. Fl.
korner, Alledoaie, o.; John W. Warner,
/ Columbus, o.
Miss Mary Mitchell died at the home
Of her mother in the Second ward yes
terday morning, Of consumption, aged
81 years She had been sick for some
time, but only recently was taken SER
iOusly 100. She was an excellent young
lady, who will be sincerely mourned
for by large circle of friends and &C
Quaintanc eS. The funeral will take
place this afternoon.
The boys arrested Saturday evening
on the charge of attempting to steal
/ lumber from Dubois & McCoY'S lumber
yard had hearing before the Mayor
I yesterday afternoon. Three of them
were found guilty aud fined SS.35 each.
The other two were released.
The ward men at the Barnard brick
works-sbout sixty-fye 10 number
went out on 4 strike Monday afternoon
| for SIPS day, an advance OF - cents.
The men were offered Sl2O but no 10
this writing have not yet accepted.
Several Bellaire people will spend
| the Fourth ia ST. Clairsvile, a few at
/ Steu6envilie, others at MoundSville, a
| great many AZ Burr'S Mills, but most
I OF them will stay at home and keep as
/ COO and comfortable as possible.
A telegram Was received here yeeter-
day morning from Pttsburg For Mrs.
/ John Stewart, announcing the death OF
a near relative, but the telegraph COM
/ pany has not yet succeeded in hLding
| Mrs. John Stewart.
A number of persons from this city
/ will go TO S,eubenvIIe to-day TO attend
/ the convention OF the POpuiStS, which
meets in that city to-day TO nominate a
/ candidate for Congress from this dis
| trict.
Mr.. George X. Miller, the we'll known
\ travelling salesman for a Cleveland
hardware firm, who has been quite sick
/ for the past two weeks, is improving,
I and will soon be on the road again.
A number OF young men from this
\ city went up to Wheeling yesterday
| afternoon TO witness the game between
the Pittsburg League club and the
| Twins Of Wheeling.
Cards are out announcing the mar
/ riSge Of Mr.. Lee SOnuebOrn, Of this
/ city, and Miss Daisy Bamberger, Of
/ Baltimore, Md, which will take place
in the near future.
/ Preparations are being made for a
Sparring match between a well-knOwn
man OF this city sai Wheeling artist
/ of some note. Both are welterweights.
John Muth and Abe Herzberg left
/ asst night on the midnight train for
| GAINESVILLE, whore they will enter the
bicycle races to-day. Success, boys.
/ Mrs. T. +. Hart, OF Muncie, Ind,
who mas been the guest Of her parents,
/ Col. and Mrs. c. L. POOrman, for sew
/ eral days, has returned home.
Charles Hamilton came in from the
I Ind lana gas fields, and to-day he and
his family will 90 TO Burr's Mills to
spend the heated term.
The Wheeling boiler works has a
force of men at work at the Bellaire
nail mill leugthening the water tanks
at the plant.
DuQuesne Hook and Ladder Com
pa0y No. 1, will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening.
DR.. j. T. w. kernS spraiued his knee
while jumping from an electric car
while 10 was in motion.
Charles II. Blakeney, Harry Hayes
and Charles ZWckler, will spend the
Fourth In Cleveland.
Miss Christina Rumbach, Of Martins
/ Ferry, IS the guest OF Miss Birdie Glass,
OF the Fifth ward.
Charles NeviI, formerly Of this city,
died az his home in LeaSureviile, Pa,
Monday evening.
Mrs. J. Hutchinson, Of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. Morris, on
Gravel Hill.
Miss Mamie Darrah, who has been
very iil for some time past, is now con-
valescent
County Commissioner Hart passed
through the city yesterday on his way
home.
:. l.. Mooney, President of the r., Il.
/ & G. K r., was in the city yesterday.
Ed. Davis, of the Second ward, has
been quite sick during the past week.
Miss Annie Welsh is the guest OF Miss
Mamie O'pounell, at Martins Ferry.
A little son of Mr.. Moore, on Rose
| Hill. is quite sick with pneumonia.