Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-26
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Yesterdays General Hap
peHings as They Transpired in the
Glass City.

OldSo Olt1s
Thomas c. Williams, OF Cleveland, was
guest yesterday of George Pryor.
John Paul. a drunken and disorderly
character from Hagerstown. Virginia.
was locked up last night by Marshal
! Bahra.
Mrs H W. Bahra and daughter VIM
ME- left yesterday morning for the Steu-
benville centennial.
Misses Mary Buchanan and Title Hart
wig returned yesterday from short stay
at Powhatan, TO their home in the Fourth
ward.
A party composed OF Florence Hartwig.
Henry Bolte. Wilbur Smith and Jim VIII
kinson. will leave next Sunday for a
point near Armstrong; Mills. on hunt
ing expedition for about ten days.
John Hickey and George Lynskey re-
turned home from Steubenville last even
ing.
Among the Ohioans at the Globe last
night were E. N Riggs. Powhatan, and
A. H. Korner. Aledonia, who were here
attending a meeting of the Pensioners
Examining Board, held yesterday after
noon at the postoffice. Among other
guests at the Globe were c. B. Mills, L.
Myers. Columbus; Horner Woolery'
Bloomington: c. B. Herbert, Warren; W.
]. Vance, Flushing.
John Guttridge. Of Niles, Ohio, was In
the city yesterday on business, and stop
ped at the Anderson.
Messrs. Adolph Mausmann and Thomas
Mahoney, of Pittsburg, were in the city
yesterday on business, and stopped at the
Exchange.
Mr.. James Kern and Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell were quietly married Tuesday night at
the home of the brides parents in the
Second ward.
Belmont-C. P. Carter. Columbus; Geo.
F. Garden, Dennison.
Mrs. DR.. Houston and family return
ed last evening from an extended tour
through the East.
Misses Mary and Katie Mason. Of the
First ward, are guests Of friends near
Anvil, Ohio.
The home OF Gerald O'Toole. in the
Third ward. was filled with a throng OF
merry making lads and lassies last Tues
day evening. the occasion being in honor
of his eighth birthday. Quite pleasant
time was spent in games and music after
which the little ones returned to their
homes, highly delighted and we'll filed
with good things.
A special train will be run over the
c. & p. this evening to the Steubenville
centennial, where the pyrotechnical dis
play takes place tonight.
Capt. 3. T. Jones, ex-suberintendent OF
the Bellaire public schools. has received
the principalship Of the Normal school at
Wadworth, Ohio, and will talh charge
of his new duties September 9TH.
Charles H. Hamilton, Of Gas City. was
in the city yesterday. AS Mr.. Hamilton
was a resident of Bellaire at one time he
found a hearty welcome from a vast
number of friends.
+. 3. Herbert, of Warrenton. Ohio. who
started to ride from that city to Cincin-
natl, on his wheel stopped here yesterday
morning on account Of the i'll condition
of the roads and took the B. & o. train
yesterday afternoon as far as Columbus.
Mr.. Herbert is the enterprslng deputy
treasurer of Trumbull county.
Jr o. [. A. VI. held their regular meet
ated in the second degree.
Among those that left yesterday for the
Steubenville centennial were: Misses Ag
mes McGinn, Kate Brady. Maggie Brady.
c. Rumback, D. H. Darrah, James Craw-
ford, James McGinnis and Thomas Pow
ers.
Barry Stanwood. Of New Orleans. who
took the part Of a negro comedian with
Cleveland's MINISTRIES last year, was in the
city yesterday, visiting Lieutenant ONiel.
on Guernsey street Mr. Stanwood will
join the AL G. Fields minstrels. which
opens their engagements at Columbus,
the SOth inst.
Miss Della Ault. Of the Third ward. Will
attend the butchers picnic to-day at
Wheeling park.
Miss Amelia Russell. OF the Fourth
ward who has been confined to her bed
with typhoid fever for the past two
weeks, is in very critical condition.
Mrs Thomas L. Clark, who died at
her home in ST. Clairsvlle yesterday
morning, was a sister OF Mrs. r. c. Mey-
ers, of this city. The deceased was sixty
six years of age. and was a highly estim-
able lady. Her demise was a shock TO
her many friends OF this city.
Only three shops were working at the
Crystal glass works yesterday. while the
engine was undergoing repairs. The re-
pairs Will be finished by this morning.
when the works resumes IN full.
Bismarck" Zweig. Jung" Young and
Snakes Young returned last evening
from GAINESVILLE.