Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-08
BELLAIRE.

Guests of the Hotel Anderson: Z. 2.
Graham. Frank Il. Kerr and A. NJ.
Foster. SteubenWne; Mrs. Eaton, Je-
rusllem: a. n. wade, Dorsey; e. W..
Han. Quaker City; j. ID. Lewis and NJ.
G.. McFadden, Bethesda; Cnarless H.
Miller ana w. II. Fouche, Wheeling;
VI. y. Seamon, Philadelphia.
J.P. Tygart, Of ST. Clairsville, who IS
clerk for 3. NJ. Weyulck, was in the
city yesterday and registered at the
Windsor hotel.
J. W. Stearns and W. S. Bowman, Of
GAINESVILLE, were in Bellaire Yesterday
and took dinner at the Windsor hotel.
The Turner's Of Bellaire viii cele-
b1ate their eighteenth anniversary on
October 10. at their hall in the Second
ward, by giving a grand ball and So
cial This will only be TO the members,
their families and invited guests, and,
as they never do things half way, it is
an assured thing that great amount
Of enjoyment Will be had there.
In GraftOns undertaking. establish
ment Yesterday afternoon, we found
fearful sight a man well known in Bel
hire for years, a pl2sterer, aged Is
years. but hale and hearty, had been
run down by the c. and p. yard engine
and almost cut in two diagonally across
the lower part Of the bowels and right
Jhigh IL was T. n Hall, commonly
known as "Dink" Hall. 1t occurred at
the Belmont coal tipple about 10 a. m.
He had stopped on his way home at
Shadyslde from Bellaire, and stood on
the railroad track to converse with
some parties ON the tipple. The en-
gine ran him down, after giving warm
ing by both bell and whistle, expect
ing him to step aside They waited too
long to avert the accident. Hall was
accompanied by an older son, who was
some distance ahead. He leaves a wife
and eleven children.
The STEEL works were idle yesterday
for lack Of pigs" but went to work
las. night for the balance of the week.
Mrs. George Gordon, of McKeespOrt,
Pa. formerly of ShadySide, lis here with
two of her children visiting her mother
and many friends.
An ugly runaway occurred on Satur-
day evening. Moses Workman and
daughter came TO town in buggy and
he hitohed the horse in the L. p.
Church yard. taking the bit out Of the
horses mouth so DE could eat. The
lady hiched the horse, not noticing
the Nt. and, getting in the buggy,
started out The horse. not being un-
der constraint, ran off, upse, the buggy,
and spiuing out it's occupant quite
promiscuOusly. The buggy was badly
broken. The lady was not hurt and the
horse was soon stopped
Mrs Samuel Jackson. Of Wheeling
Creek. was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lockwood and
their son and daughter were called to
HYDE Park. Pa, on the early train yes
+erdav on account Of the death Of a
rr9nddaughter. Miss Alma Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard and
children. of Wellsville, who have been
visiting with Mrs. HOward's brother,
w. s. Carroll. Tor several days return
ed home yesterday.
Albert Grow was fined 81 and costs
for disturbing the peace az Nede hast
ing's residence, and Mede was taxed the
same for keeping a disordely house.
Mrs. James Crow was taxed 81 and
costs for profanity on the public
streets.
On Saturday night, at the 3. & o.
station. while waiting fer the train
from GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Irve Baker had
his pocket picked for about s.. Pick
pockets don't care for parties.
Seven arrests en- Saturday night by
the police; all DRINKS and disorde0lies.
Too bad at a big political meeting, but
such is life.