Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-07
BELLATRE.

ON Tuesday Judge-elect J. W. Hollings-
worth will open court and try criminal
cases. George Kline, Seymous Dunlap,
Thomas Mack, John Conley and Henry
BRYAN will be tried first, all from Bellaire.
Then Frank McCandles and Scot Lavelle
will take their chances and three days
will be given to hearing James Williams's
case for killing Wash Rinker. and follow
ing that comes the cases of Joe McMul-
len and Harry Shepherd. Civil cases will
follow the above. This is a heavy showing
of criminals from Bellaire at one term Of
court. And more are working towards the
same end.
Capt. J. J. Mansell was called to Altoona
Pa. on account of thte death of his broth
er-in-law. John Reynolds.
Charlie Anderson has purchased the
grocery of Mort Fowkes on the corner Of
Guernsey street and Central avenue.
Charlie will continue in the foundry bust
ness while Mrs. Anderson will run the
grocery business.
All the trades unions will meet this after
noon at City Hall TO form Trades and
Labor Council.
Mrs. H. E. Brady, of Cleveland is on
her way to join her husband at Princeton
n. j.. and stopped here as the guest Of
Mrs Mary Burkhardt.
Mr.. John s. Lockwood and wife. Of the
Fifth ward. went out to Flushing yester-
day to tn efuneral of Capt. Jacob Hollo-
way.
There IS an urgent call to every labor or
ganizatipon in the city to meet at the City
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dent r w. Lewis, of the Assembly of this
district will be present, and an effort will
be made to form trades assembly in this
city This may be a good time and all
local unions should be represented.
Mr.. ]. w. Corbett. the Cecond ward
grocer. was called to Steubenville. Friday
on account of the Illness of his sister-in-
law. Mrs. Dich Corbett.
Ludwig Bros. have finished fine and
attractive delivery wagon for II. b. Will
kinson. the Thirty-second street grocer.
Mayor Williams had plenty of business
Yesterday distributing coal.
Miss MoHie Grove, of Smithfie!d on her
way to Marietta stopped a while yester-
day at the Windsor Hotel
Ed. Haney and wife of Chicago. stopped
at the Windsor yesterday. They are on
their way to Beallsville with the body of
their daughter for interment.
Rev. W. p Walden and wife of Lam
caster. Ky. are guests Of the Windsor.
All the churches viii hold services to-
day. The South Bellair en-. Z. church
will have preaching only in the evening.
AT the Second Presbyterian church, Rev.
Record. of Allegheny viii preach. At
the Christian church the new pastor, Rev.
p ". Walden. will preach morning and
evening.
The board of directors of the Novelty
Stamping Company are NJ. L. Blackburn.
F. B. Archer. A. Klotz. John Shick, w. c..
Burgenthal ]. A. Gallagher and W. c..
Stewart. OF the Stewart Enamelling Com
pany they are W. c. Stewart. Jr.. NJ. L.
Blackburn. W c. Stewart. Sr.. S. V.
Campbell and e Hibbs. Both of these
factories are strong feeders of Bellaire.
and have prospered fairly we'll during the
past year. They promise a steady run for
the coming year.
Mrs. H. s. Benson and Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher were at Bethesda Thursday at
tending the funeral of a friend.
The young men will honor the ladies'
with a first class hop on February II.
Roy CrlsweH has returned to his work
at Youngstown. after very pleasant visit
with friends here.
Ross Miller was sentenced to eighteen
months in the pen for shooting with intent
to kill Mr. Johnson. Of Beallsville
Mrs Hutton. Of California who was at
the bedside of her mother Mrs Clark
has gone to Michigan. where she will visit
relatives. Mrs Clark is very much i'm
proved.
These hard times are prolific of law
suits. Yesterday a case was heard by
Frank Mason, in which Frank Atwood
sued ]. C. King for $2S5 wages.
Mrs. ]. F. Sherry and Mrs. D. Owens
were at Pittsburg last week, and attended