Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15
BELLAIRE.
a Brief Chronicle Of the General
Happenings of Yesterday in the
Belmont County Town.

Yesterdays arrivals were as followsF
A. b. Hoyle, Pittsburg: George La Mort
and wife East Liverpool, @. L. Gray,
Cleveland: j. X. Wilkinson, Lloydsville;
George Goan, Cincinnati; f. Erminus,
GAINESVILLE; S. J.. Jameson, Columbus;
A. r. Kelsey, Kelsey; ID. 7. Harris, Chi
cago; S. II. Grimes, Cincinnati; S. B. Ev-
ans, Pittsburg; A. r. Summers, Sum-
merfield.
MI and Mrs George Carleton. Of Rose
Hill, are visiting relatives at Ozark.
Monroe county.
Louis Rumage, of Gravel Hill. who had
his left hand badly mashed at the Stand
ard boiler and bridge works about a week
ago, is much improved
The Social Club gave dance last night
in Armory Hail. for which music was fur
nished by Prof. Long. of Benwood. The
attendance was large, including number
of folks from the latter city and Wheel
ing.
Mr. Neff who has been attendig a den
tai college a Columbus o., is now assist
ing Dr. tarkweather, OF the Third ward,
Fred Wallace Of Waynesburg, Pa, af-
ter a two weeks visit with friends in the
city, has returned home.
Black Prince Lodge No. 81, x. Of p,
met in regular session last night and
initiated six candidates in the second de-
gree.
The Uniform Rank, X. of r., are maxi
ing prepare tons for a fair and festival to
be given during the second week of May.
Rev. o. w. Holmes has returned from
q brief visit with his mother at Cadiz.
R. S. McGary has returned home to
LoudonsvilIe after short visit with rel
atives in the Fifth ward.
Richard Riley is i'll with mumps.
Anton LaRoche travelling salesman for
the F. W. Banner Co., Of Wheeling pass
ed through the city yesterday on his way
from East Liverpool to Weston, w. Va.
A meeting of the township trustees was
held and the bonds Of the newly elected
officers were approved. The session viii
report to the auditor at st. Clairsvi1e
The Northeastern Ohio Volunteer Fire
mems Association will hold its tenth an
nual convention at Toronto Ohio, on May
1lth Bellaire il a part Of the association
and some Of its companies Will send del
egates. The fire ladies at Toronto have
secured the opera house for the place of
meeting and have engaged a brass band
to do escort duty hundred delegates
are expected to be in attendance,
Quite number of the local Good Tenn
plars went to Shadyside and assisted in
the final orga nization of the recently in
stituted Good Templars lodge at that
place.
Physicians from al parts of the State
will attend the meeting of the Ohio State
Medical Society to be held at Columbus
May 3D.. 4th, 9Th and 9Th.
Special services win be conducted by the
coJored evangelist Bishop w. II. Wilson
of Cleveland, Sunday afternoon.
John r. Kahn. Of this city, received
word last evening Of the death of his
niece. Mrs. Michail Manoghan at Mingo
Junction The deceased formerly lived
here, and quite a number will be panied 10
learn the sad news.
The following deeds were recently re-
corded: ]. A. Gallagher to Anna Craw-
ford, ONE lot $3.50: Belmont Brewing Com
pany TO Marmaduke Carter. one lot $3.50
1t Is said that another charter for a
bridge to span the river between this city
and Benwood has been applied for and
will be granted soon.
An aged man arrested for drunkenness
was arraigned before Mayor Freese yes
terday morning and was given an hour in
which to leave town. He has not been
seen since.
TIVE Twentieth Century Club will prob
ably meet next week at the home of Miss
Lydia. Heatherington.
The Windsor Hotel has not been OPEN
cd yet under its new management. The
entire building is being refitted. A num-
nel' Of repairs are also being made which
when completed will put The hotel in ex-
cellent condition.