Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-23
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Yesterdays General Happen
inrs in the Glass City.


fnss i'm the Glass City
Council will meet in regular session
tomorrow evening.
William Frost was in Wheeling sat
urday calling on friends.
Jim Malvney returned from Sis
tersville Saturday morning.
Belmont House:-T. J. Kerr, Wells
vile: E. A. Giblong, GAINESVILLE.
Earl McNabb. clerk in Sexauer
drug store, spent yesterday at tne
Moundsyille camp grounds.
Miss Maude Clark. of Ironton. is Wis
iting Miss Hattie Lazure, OF Faliman
avenue.
s. w. Jordan. of Wellsville, was in
the city yesterday, guest OF Emil
Schmit.
James Armstrong. postmaster az Mala-
gaf IS visiting his son William IL me
Fourth ward.
e. B. Talbot and ". c. Talbot. Push;
W. \. -srhardt. St. Clairsville; w. +.
Riggs. Powhstan
Sporty" Grafton is in camp at the
National Fishing Club quarters op-
posite Powhattan.
Edward Brast. OF the Second ward
leaves to-day for Steubenville TO al
tend the centennial.
Oscar Porrman. Fred Peterson and
Albert Sringer, left yesterday morn
ing for Dayton, Ohio.
Frank Neal returned from Parkers-
burg last night after three days
visit with George Weir.
John Conroy. of the Third ward. who
has been visiting relatives in Signette'
Ohio, returned home Saturday morn
ing.
Isaac Freese. Of the Second ward. Is
confined 10 his bed with a stroke or par
alysis. This is Mr.. Presses second at
tack and he is in quite serious condition
Martin Levi has accepted a position
with a Cleveland dry goods store ana
will leave some day this week for mat
city. where he will take up his resi-
deuce.
Claud Davis. Of the Second ward. has
accepted position with the Rootlna
Medicine Company. at Charleston, W..
Va. He viii leave for that city the
latter part Of the week.
John Hickey is visiting Purk Ken
uedy. pitcher for the Brooklyn base
ball team. at Brooklyn. A letter was
received from 'Ilick' the other day.
stating that he is learning the art OF
twirling and has already won Purk $
admiration.
Elgie Seely returned Saturday from
the National Fishing Camp, after a
weeks stay. He was accompanied by
Tom Powers and John BranEeA. The
BOYS report that fishing is excellent
and that If the club breaks camp with
ont having their iii it will be from
sheer laZiness and nothing else.
The infant child Of Mrs. Tross.
colored woman who lives in Cherry
Alley. was found dead i'm bed ycsJer-
dav morning about o'clock. AS the
mother can give no plausible reason
qs TO the child's sudden demise, there
is some suspicion that foul means have
been employed. Coroner FHrlay was
notified. and came down from Martins
Ferry TO Investigate the matter He
will mold an autopsy this morning and
will be assisted by DR.. BoOne and.
other physicians. The child's remains
will be inferred in Pot,er's Field.
When the special train pulled out
this morning over the c. l.. & w for
Buffalo where the G.. a. r. encamp-
ment is 10 take place. it is expected
that no less than fifty people VII be
aboard en- route from this city. The
train leaves az $50 q. m. and is due
in Buffalo at $50 p. m. Among the
members Of Spanglpr Post, No. %,
and the Womens Relief Corps, togeth-
or with their friends will be: DR.. H..
c. Kemple and family w. II. Thomp-
son and WIFE Ben Gibson and wife.
o. G. Jones and wife. John Parks and
family. e. G.. Morris and William
Schindewolf, Sr.