Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-25
BELLAIRE.

Hotel arrivals-Merchant G.
Meyers, Warnock; S. A. Bower, Glen
cOe: w. S. Allen, Jackson, Mich; J. w.
Terrell, o. L. Murray, Wheeling; J.
Wagerman, Moundsville; II. p. Porter,
Fredoria, n. j.; NJ. Ewing, Sharon, Pa;
R. Glass, Hunter, o.
Globs-E. n. Riggs, Powhatan; J. NJ.
Gilligan, Adam Fehrenbach, Wheeling;
J. Parish, Mount Vernon; John G. Pc
tersOn, Dayton; w. A. Klebbs, Balti-
more; VIM. Lipphardt, Martins Ferry;
II. A. Baker, Syracuse, n. Y; G.. Ehr-
man, Cleveland; L. S. Bonar, Mans
field
J. n Whitman left yesterday for the
State session of the Royal Arcanum, at
Mansfield, as a delegate from Bellaire
Council.
j. n. Whitman, wife and daughter
have arrived home
Rowan Heakin, of Wellsville, was in
Bellaire yesterday.
Isaac n. Grafton had two fingers
painfully pinched by the fall Of a
street car window.
George Hasley has sold his house
and lot on Rose Hill, near the ceme-
terry, to Fred Hazel for $500. Mr.. Has
ley will move to Sand Hill, near Mari
eta
Mrs. George Hasley was taken to the
Wheeling Hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Ollie Mann will give a dance in
Progress Hall April 80.
The young lad. Gather. who was
taken to the Reform School by Truant
Officer Baugh this week, was refused
on account of scTOfulOus diatheSis.
A young son of Mr.. George Reasbeck
fell off r. Browns wagon while return
ing from the Dubois fire, and broke an
arm at the wrist.
At the Council meeting Tuesday
night the fire wardens had a plan SUBJ
mitted TO Council Ito divide the city
into three fire districts, and to have
an understanding that some fire COM
panies should turn out at every alarm,
and others only when needed The
Council took the project under advise
ment. The Health Officer reported the
need of some way TO dispose Of garbage,
and Council will appoint committee
to confer on the matter. Council or
dered the Committee on Water, VIM
mer. Thurn and Gilcher, to have the
city pumps repaired for use. The
Water Works Trustees submitted
their report. Receipts S14,972.7O; eX-
penses. S1S,942.52. The balance last
year was S5.642.65, and this year 1t Is
S1.672.S3. There was talk about a
street sweeper: also as to having prop
erty owners clean the streets. The
Mayors recommendation for a work
house was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings for further recon-
mendation. The Committee is COM
posed Of Dubois, WINNER and Glenn
ents.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock the
regular meeting Of the w. c. I. U. will
be held at the Christian Church. I'M
portant work will come up.
Mr.. Anderson Wallace. of Moore
field. Harrison county, is in Bellaire.
Mrs. Ed. Olligher is quite sick at the
Belmont House.
Miss Verona Jumps, aged q, died
Tuesday night of consumption, after
lingering illness. Funeral this after
noon. Interment at Rose Hill Gene
terry.
Mrs. Rev. S. P. Wolf, a sister of
James c. Tallman. of Bellaire, and who
was unhagging in her services TO her
sister. Mrs. H. Nagle, while she lived,
died at her home in McKeesport, Pa.
Tuesday evening. of exhaustion and
nervous prosration. This family is
suffering severely. the father and two
daughters passing away within two
months.
Mr.. Dubois was in the lower part OF
town and his wife in Benwood, when
The alarm of fire was given that dam
aged their home.