Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-29
BELLAIRE.

cent where TOO violent exercise "''9 49,
t7lleed in. More people were seen on
our streets. and more cheerlul al
seemed TO pervade the pedestrians
The churches were we'll attended conslu-
ering the number Of people absent from
/ the city. All who could went away
some place to get change; quite
number left on the $50 Ohio River
train for the Nation fishing camp, near
Powhatan, to spend The day. Beliaire
citizens are always anxious to get out
to some spot away from town.
Spencer Post. G. A. r., are thinking
some of chalterirg boat and ere"
for ten days during the National en-
campment at Louisville, and taxing
crowd to that place.
A rather singular accident happened
to Rose Hill citizen just back OF the
old Belmont glass house, the other nlSA''
after retiring 10 bed he became 50 rest
less that his wife complained OF nm
keeping her awake with MS tossing,
and tumbling in bed. So he got up and
look q bed in another room. In snort
lime. while doing. he thought some
thing biz or sJung him, and be moved
over. Again the same experience nap
Dened. and again he moved over. Inc
third time the pain was 50 patent thaI
he reused up. and found his bed on
ire. lie gave the alarm, and he and the
family managed 10 get the bed out OIL
fhe window. Considerable damage was
done. but. as all was covered by insur-
ance. iU was adjusted by Beilalre
agent. Query: How aid it catch on
ire? The dep0nent sayeth not.
j. T.. Degant. of Wheeling, wrote his
name at tie Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Fred Rolewis. ST., was 81 years
old Yesterday. and The event was cele-
DRAFTED in the happy, joyous manner Pc
cuIi3r -o Germans. His brother, sister
and q hos, ol friends gathered at his
home ON Belmont street and enjoyed
refreshments, hearty pleasant rehlhls-
cences and Joyous converse TIL late
f, hour. Among those present were Au-
gust Kuhuck, son and daughter, OF
Wheeling: George LCcher wife and fam
I iiv Of Martins Ferry, and others. All
join III wishing Fritz many happy re-
turns.
Saturday night while HackeJts Band
/ was d.scoursing sweet music before the
/ Globe Hotel dressed in their white
ducks. many pertinent remarks were
made. One man wanted % know why
/ they came out in their night clothes.
Another remarked. What in sheol is
tile matter with the bakers Why
are they Ouc ON a sJrike?' NeverJhe-
/ less. the music was fully appreciated
/ By the hundreds present.
Saturday night Jhe Marshal and one
/ policeman called at q brick house in the
Second ward where there had been con-
fusion. and found quite a number OF
males and females. They pulled the
house but as there were too many
doors for TWO TO guard TWO young girls
and most of the men got away. Iney
/ got the madam, Mrs. Cation, and TWO
men.
4 drunk and disorleriy was also ar
rested and put behind the bars.
George p. Painter, OF Waeel-0g, placed
/ his autograph on the Windsor register
Yesterday. and called on some OF his
/ Bllaire friends.
Nessrs j. A. White, of Mount Pleas
ant. o.. and w. II. Porter. OF BuHa!o,
/ y. V. were housed at the Merchants.
/ Yesterday. Their business was TO look
/ uD some chance for an oil speculation.
+ fne oil excitement attracts a great
many strangers to our doors now, and
an want 10 make big spec with but
/ little outlay or labor
/ lfr. Il. II. Montgomery, OF Beallsviile,
+ o. was at the Windsor Hotel Saturday
| evening and gives a glowing account
/ of the oil fever at that point just at
/ his time.
Fred Kemplo. who graduated al the
/ Philadelphia Dental College some time
since. is negotiating with some parties
In Washington City fer an office and
practice there
South Bellaire NJ. e. Sunday school
/ viii join the First NJ r. Sunday school
Oh the 18th of August and give a picnic
/ I'm Keyser'S orchard, about one mile west
/ of town. Everything will be made COM
Portable and enjoyable for the children
f On this occasion.
Spangler Post and Spaneler Relief
. Corps viii try'tO attend the Epworth
+ Park Assembly on G. A. r. Day. All
. @. A. r. men are 10 be admitted free.
The b. q O. people have repaired
their old house since the fire, which
/ nearly destroyed il.
Kelly Crozier. who was hurt at Sis
JersVille some time since, don't seem to
ge.n strength in his hip and ankle
tla, were injured. He is still almost
helpless in bed. But the doctor thinks
strength Will soon come to the injured
parts.