Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
NEWS Oh BELLAIRE.
a Resume of Day's General Happenings
l., the Gfhss City.

Snieder, Jr, with James Z. Tailman,
as prosecuting attorney and E. B. Ken
ny attorney for the defense, was heard
Thursday in Squire Mason's court.
The prosecuting witness was G. w.
Aduddell. The defendant plead not
guilty at the trial and was bound over
for the court in the sum OF one hundred
dollars, on the charge OF assault sand
battery, but yesterday afternoon he
withdrew his plea for that of guilty.
Thereupon the Squire sentenced him
to ten days in Jail with fine OF ten
dollars and costs, whereupon he was
taken by Constable Hazel to the county
Jail. Refusing to pay the fine he must
serve a sentence of twenty-eight days.
The case originated from Snieder at
lacking Aduddell with stone at the
latter's premises, where he was engaged
in picking strawberries, about hall a
mile west of town.
Misses Nellie and Madge Jones re-
turned Thursday from Martins land
ing.
VIM. Heskett, of the Fifth ward, is
out again after a severe attack Of ty-
phoid fever.
Pittsburg.
Miss Elizabeth Baggs left yesterday
afternoon for East Liverpool.
John Kamp, formerly Of this city,
but now of Dunkirk, Ind, is a guest Of
friends here.
Womans Relief Corps, W. r. c.. held
regular meeting last night at G. A. r.
hall
The III Shaped fishing camp near Al
ledonia, Ohio, under. the direction OF
John Mccartney. will fold tents and
arrive in the city some time to-day.
At the Globe: ]. Wright, Cincinnati;
Ell. Bennett, GAINESVILLE; j. j. Gorby
Cincinnati: w. C. Aber. Toronto; w.
J. McClain, McClainsville; Mrs. NJ.
Hamilton, Woodsfeld: Miss May Moore,
Sistersville: Mrs. II. B. Wilkin, Arm
strong's Mills.
At the Anderson: B. C.. Wilson, Cam
bridge; Z. F. Miller, Beallsville; w. S.
Showacre, Mrs. c. q. Morris, Mrs. A.
Klotz, Cleveland.
At the Exchange: Adam Faupel.
Lima: S. II. I've Cincinnati; Samuel
Hadad, Cleveland.
Belmont House: B. F. Taylor, Beth
esda; f. ]. Sims, Portland Station.
Henry Fox and Pearl Picketts leave
tonight On the excursion TO Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Charlie Wade, who has been
visiting her grandfather, Jacob Heath
erington. of South Belmont street. re-
| turned yesterday evening to her home
in Chicago.
L. S. Woodbridge and wife. of Dun
kirk, Ind, are visiting relatives in this
city. Mr. Woodbridge is here to attend
the meeting of the Enterprise Glass
Company stockholders.
Mrs. John Camp, of Red Key, Ind,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b.
Miller of Belmont street.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell and Mrs. Geo.
Blowers were arraigned before His
Honor yesterday afternoon and plead
| guilty to charges of assault and bat
terry. They were fined S. and costs.
Last Tuesday, while Mrs. West was
! serving a sentence in the lookup for
disorderly conduct, one of her notori-
Gus friends stole a clock and two val
liable rings from her residence. Of
ficers Lynskey and Crozier were in
formed of the matter and succeeded
in recovering the articles.
Two men by the names Of Nelson
and Crizier engaged in fight in the
First ward yesterday afternoon, and
were arrested by Officer Crozier. The
Mayor fined them SO and costs.
Rev. II. A. l.. King is scheduled to
deliver an address at the Harrison
county Sunday school picnic, to be
held near Cadiz the 14th inst.
The mass meeting Of Thursday
! night seems to have aroused an ex-
tended amount Of sympathy for the
! strikers in the hearts of those who
listened to Rev. Boyd's explanatory
! delivery on the condition Of the local
/ miners. There is not only great
number of them that are on the verge
| Of starvation, but are greatly in debt.
! some Of them TO the extent of several
| hundred dollars. Yesterday from ear
ly morning provisions began pouring
! into the committees headquarters, un-
til last night it presented an ideal
notion store OF vast proportions, with
| groceries in abundance.
Officer Lynskey received a peculiar
, letter yesterday afternoon from John
I Mccartney, king of the I'll Shaped
fishing club, encamped near Alledonia.
Lynskey remarked last night that II
the author of the letter is in as intel
ligible condition as the contents of the
letter, it is hard to determine just
how much of the elixir Of life has
! been wasted.
The remains of the late Robert Cas-
toe were taken to Syracuse yesterday
at noon.
The cowboy minister, who has been
making a tour through this section Of
the country Of late, delivered a SER
mon last night at the corner of Thirty
second and Union streets to a pretty
! fair assemblage.