Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-25
BELLAIRE

For some time II has been the habit
of some boys. and often those who
thought themselves young men, TO an
nOy Robert Neyriman, an innocent Old
man who harms no one. These boys
have been warned many times. At
last the police interfeTed, and yesterday
five boys. ranging from ten % twelve
years. were arrested for the oifense. \
trial was held and the boys found gull
o. and fined 81 and costs each. This
VIII amount 90 over s. each for the pa
rents Of those boys 20 pay. But an ex-
ample had 70 be made, as there are
several other cases Of the same kind in
town. and the boys had best have the
lesson learned
David smith who has a dentist shop
i'm Wheeling, and resides at ShadySide,
and his sister, Martha. took il the eX-
curyiCn 20 PittsbUrg last sunday.
Frank p. Barber and wife, former
residents Of Bellaire, have now located
at Canton. y. Y.
ROdefcr Bros glass works will not
make any summer stop. as they have
order calling them TO work steadily
through the summer.
The fire alarm bell of the Fourth
ward hose house was put in position
saturday last by Charles Rosser. by
steam power. 1t is said the sound does
not spread enough.
Ar. and Mrs. Nilt Stewart, of Pitts
burg, who were calling on their old
neighbors ana friends, left for home
last Sunday.
Ten Uni0rtunates were called on TO
answer TO the charge Of drunk and
disOrderly. About one-half paid out.
The rest viii langlish q while and the ?
be turned out
Mrs. William Satterfeld, who has
been visiting at MatGmOras and New
port. has returned home
Mrs. James KearnS and children have
gone to the mountains for few weeks
stay.
il. S. Armstrong is home from c.
lumbus. where he was attending to
some business.
Mr.. J. N. Richards. superintendent OF
EDw0rth Park, was in the city yester-
day
Mrs. Nellie Clark (nee Battle, OF
Charleston. is in the city to see her
mother asd others.
Miss Mary Brady and Miss Bee Car
roll, Of PittsbUrg, are calling on friends
here.
Sam Crow and Toots Neal viii take
their families 10 Bethesda to-day.
R. c. Faris spent Sunday at Bethes-
Ia
Miss Clara Smith. Of Tiltonville, is
here.
Miss Flora Bickle, Of the Fifth ward,
is visiting friends at Munhall, Pa.
The Misses Maggie Morrison and
Lizzie Obe-man, of Wheeling. spent
sunday IN Bellaire.
Wilbur COss, a son Of Levi COss. Of
Barton. who has been sick some time
from dropsy caused by kidney disease,
died Saturday at The homo Of his aunt,
Mrs. White. Of the Fourth ward. and
was buried In Rose Hill Cemetery. He
leaves a widow and one child.
James Mcdonald, OF the Fifth ward,
who was badly burned on the foot at
the blast furnace some time since, is
able to be about on crutches.
Uncle Josh Gas waiter brings the fin
ger bowD-pm onter yer city curves.
hut where did ye put the golddsh?-
HarDer's Bazaar.
Tommy Mamma, when Willie has
the toothache YOU always take him to
the dentists TO have his tooth filled.
eh?
Mother Certainly, child.
Tommy got a pain in my stom-
ach. Hadn't We better go to the pastry
cooks std Bits.
His Wife-Why. Dennis. yez has been
a-foightin' agin. Phwat a shtate yez
is In.
All. but yez ought to gaze upon the
rimnants OF the other teller. I'm
1-.-.-.- -cl-l,,. sror, thn SOW cOmnarel