Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-04
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
Resume of Days General Happenings
in the City of Glass.

watha Park, where they will render con-
cert music under contract, for two
weeks.
The Jr. O. Z. A. NJ. band gave fare
well concert on Gravel Hill last night.
to the delight of a large audience, after
which they left at midnight for Mt. Lake
Park. where they will play the rest OF
the season.
Jordan Kerns and Dan Davis engaged in
lively row Sunday afternoon and were
arrested by Marshal Bahra. They were
arraigned before the Mayor last night and
pleading not guilty. were placed under
bond in the sum of fifty dollars. Their
trial will occur this evening.
Robert Merriman, who was sent to the
county infrmary several days ago and
who in the meantime has made two
escapes. decided last night TO make a
third attempt at obedience to the infirm-
airy officials will. and was Immediately
despatched to their care.
Miss Winnie Bahra, a daughter of Mar
shall Bahra, returned last night from Gas
City, Ind, after pleasant visit with
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Alma Sanders returned last
evening from Bayview. Mich, at which
place she has been during the past heated
term.
Elmer Reece. of Gravel Hill, who has
been in very poor health for some time
past died yesterday morning. Mr.. Reece
arose as usual yesterday morning seem
inCly in better spirits than usual, but
after taking his customary ramble about
the house complained of feeling tired and
said that he would lay down. When
member of the household went to inform
him of breakfast time he was found to
be dead. 1t is thought that death was
due to exhaustion. The deceased was
thirty-five years of age and leaves wife
to deeply mourn his loss.
William. George and John Shannafelt
have returned from Athens, where they
were engaged in a street paving contract.
The Bellaire bottle works will resume
operations in six of the shops to-mor-
row. after the usual period of summer
idleness. The company has very urgent
list of orders on hand. which is the
reason for starting at this time of the
year. The run will be for an indefinite
period.
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ton. Ohio: ]. Weiss Baltimore; j. w.
Camp. Cincinnati; H. NJ. Hedges, Cam
bridge, \. Y; ]. Murray Miller, Pitts
burg; c. H. Mccall, Bamrock. Ohio.
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ing: j. O. Gardner Paris Pa; Lewis
Gardner. New Cumberland. w. Va; ]. II.
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Clairsville; f. c. Bayha, Wheeling; G..
Zoeckler Fulton, w. Va. John Whyte
Wheeling; J. b. Nichol. Wheeling; ]. p.
West, Columbus, Ohio; Oscar Ogle, Cald-
well, O.. Stafford Palmer Malta. o.; J. J.
Mead, Pittsburg; D. L. Scherer. Cleveland,
O.
Miss Minnie Lowman, of the First
ward, leaves to-day for Noble county. TO
circulate among friends at various points.
Miss Minnie Colts leaves tonight for
Atlantic City, where she will spend a
week, after which she will visit several
places in New Jersey before returning
home.
Mrs. r. L. Allen and children. of the
First ward. leave to-day for Lewis Millh
and Belmont, to visit relatives.
Messrs Van Cleary and Charles Drie-
horst. of Wheeling, were in the city last
night.
George Stabb, of Pittsburg. returned
home yesterday from pleasant stay with
his brother. Conrad Stabb, at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Charles McCready. of Ironton, Ohio, is
a guest of his uncle, Daniel Criswell of
the Second ward.
Misses Lilly and Daisy Lancaster. of
Marietta, who have been visiting their
cousin, Charles Lancaster, of the Fourth
ward, returned home yesterday morning
on the keystone State.
The coal miners on McMahan's creek,
between Bellaire and Glencoe, will meet
at ST. Clairsville Junction to express
their opposition to the efforts, by the in
junction of Judge Mason and Sheriff
Lowery's placard. to destroy free speech
in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. A
large number of speakers will address
the convention, which will be called TO or
der at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
An invitation is extended to all miners
who can find it possible, TO attend.
The camp meeting at Bethesda, under
the auspices OF the A. NJ. f. church, is
being well attended. The meeting will
close with next Sundays services with
Rev. j. NJ. Wilks as pastor.
The Eastern Ohio Trades and Labor
Union held meeting in this city last
Sunday and appointed F. c. Bamford.
Dora Peddicord and L. w. Gilcher to
solicit aid for the striking miners. Some
of the strikers in the local district are
said to be in very destitute circumstances.
This committee should be amply assisted
by all who are IN a condition to do so,
for the miners not only deserve sympathy,
but a liberal succor in the way of funds.
Quite lively row occurred in the First
ward Monday evening IN which the par
Elephants were an attorneys wife
and Mrs. Blowers. The melee grew out
Of dispute as 10 the privilege of back
yard which has been used by the contest
ants In partnership. The first wife be-
came very excited during the feud and
invited Mrs. Blowers into the alley to
settle the difficulty. Mrs. Blowers forth
with accepted and the two were soon ex-
hibiting their pugilistic ability to the dis
gust OF a large crowd OF spectators. At
this crisis the lawyer happened along
and succeeded in separating his wife from
her enraged contestant, before any injury
was inflicted, beyond a few scratches.
This is the third female skirmish during
the brief space of five days that has oc-
Cured in Bellaire. 1; would be wise for
some of the husbands to keep mum about
the household and thus free themselves
OF any danger of conflict with the wo-
men. They are getting dangerous.