Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-18

mentioned, was found missing from the
pockets of enc of the guests garments
in a room on the second floor.
| BELLAIRE NOTES.
| Among the State arrivals yesterday
were ]. E. Cope, Garfield; Howard
Kirk, Henry Stanton, Flushing; n.
Schiller, Brilliant; William Boyd.
/ Stewartsvine; Mrs. Moore, Miss Nancy
! Neff, Miss Carrie Neff, Theodore Neff.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Meehan, Frank
! lin.
| The Adams Express Company placed
new wagon on the streets yesterday.
p J. Donnelly. of Pittsburg. was a
| guest yesterday Of friends in the Third
| ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Court Rankin, of Gas
City, Ind, are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Rankin'S mother, in the Fifth
/ ward.
Miss Gertrude Darrah, Of st. Glars
| vile, spent yesterday in the city as
guest of her brother, D. H. Darrah,
| the Union street druggist. Miss Ger
! trlIde Darrah was accompanied TO her
| home last evening by Mrs. d. H. OAR
rah and daughter, Miss Kate, who will
| remain at st. Clairsville for a brief
| time
Attorney G. T. Moore, of the Third
ward, left last evening for Warnock,
Ohio, to spend a brief while with his
wife.
| Mrs. Matthew Moore, of Ozark, o.,
spent yesterday in the city a guest of
her son, Attorney G. T. Moore.
Robert McKelvey, of Bethel, Ohio,
was an arrival yesterday on business.
Harry Butte, OF Pittsburg, is visiting
at the home of B. & 0. Passenger
Agent John t. Lane, Of the Fourth
| ward.
J. A. Moore, of Jerusalem, Monroe
county, has accepted position as
clerk at Albert Luch's dry goods store.
in the Fourth ward, this city.
Howard Bowman. of Powhatan, was
a guest of friends here yesterday while
on business.
Charles Dunlap, formerly of this city,
| now of Pittsburg, is a guest of friends
IN the city.
The Pittsburg Coal Company is hav-
ing new electrical machinery placed in
their works, located a short distance
below town, preparatory to the COM
| nencement of work in the near future.
The works is being repaired through
out by a force of men recently put to
! work. The Plttsburg coal works has
been idle for some time past, and the
fact that the company cOntemplateS
resumption of business very shortly is
encouraging news for those interested
in Industrial matters, and will serve as
brace to business generally. with
the works in full operation a large
force of men will receive employ
ment.
J. l.. Linard, the insurance agent OF
the Fourth ward, left last evening for
GAINESVILLE, where he will remain a
week as the guest of friends while on
business.
The funeral of Francis Greenwood,
who died cn Wednesday from compll-
Gated diseases, at his home short dis
lance below this city, took place from
ST. Johns Church yesterday morning
at nine o'clock. The services were
conducted by Rev. Father Wehrle, who
spoke in quite a touching way or the
sterling qualities of the deceased Al
the conclusion of the ceremony, winch
was largely attended by the sorroWlng
relatives and friends, the body was con-
veyed to Rose Hill for interment
The condition of B. & o Section Boss
Riley, Of this district, who had his
brain impaired in fall last Sunday
night, was much improved yesterday
Henry Freese, of Twenty-ninth
street. Wheeling, father of Mayor
Freese, of this city. is lying seriously
i'll with complicated diseases. Mr..
t'reese is eighty years old, and owing
to this advanced age the hopes of his
recovery are very slight.
Miss Mary Shannafelt, of South
Union street, will entertain number
Of her friends at her home next Thurs
day evening in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Edward Meredith, OF Chambers
burg, Pa, who is at present her guest.
A German citizen was arrested by
Marshal Johnston Friday night for dis
orderly conduct. He was arraigned
before the Mayor, who lined him $40
and costs
A. Porterfeld has returned home
| from Cleveland, Ohio, where during
the week he attended the National
Couucil meeting Of the 0. U. A. NJ
Miss Ada Porterfeld, Of the Third
ward, is the guest of friends in the
vicinity Of Lalfery Station. Before
returning home Miss Porterfeld will
visit at Bannock.
At the closing hour yesterday after
room the Benaire steel plant had turn
ed out 5000 tons of metal in the last
two turns. This output is certainly a
record breaker for the plant and shows
plainly not only the advantage derived
/ from modern machinery, but also the
skill Of the employees. Despite this
large output the canacity of the mill
is not nearly taxed to its utmost
bounds. A large consignment of pig
metal is now being shipped to the mill
as a large number CT orders have just
recently been received by the com
pany.
Or. Wells, member Of the etsNtive
committee Of the Chic State FSsd AS
scc:2tion. is at present training his
famous dog, Rig" for contest at
the State field trial, which occurs some
time next November. The Doctors
canine certainly has a record Of which
its owner may feel proud, and is ex-
pected 10 carry off the honors at the
coming trial.
Leslie Zilies, Of Gravel Hill, employ
ed at the Be.laire steel plant. was at