Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-24
REILLAIRE BRIEFS.

PETIAIRE BRIEFS.
N P Booth, the Adams Express agent
LII and Miss Cora Rankin, the popu-
,..ond accomplished daughter OF David
+..rin prominent citizen, VIII be
lied on June LIST and will go to
r9n.ekeeping in comfortable home On
rraya Hin. which is being handsomely
furnished
c1ms few families have already gone
80 Bethesda Park to remain at this de-
Nyhtfnl resort for the summer. Among
mesa are Mrs. Thompson, of the Fifth
lord and Mrs. Powell, of st. Paul, who
has relatives here. The attendance at
pe-besda this year promises to be
anger than ever before.
Martin Cowen, chief State dairy in
snector visited his home Sunday.
"Parson" Nicholson, who has been
boma sick, is much better and will soon
rei0in the Kansas City team, with
which he plays this season.
THE odd Fellows lodge meets tonight
to confer the first degree upon candi-
dates.
The ball and reception by the Uni
formed Rank Knights of Pythias, on
Thursday evening, to the ladies who as
sisted them in the recent festival and
contributed so largely to its success,
promises to be a very enjoyable and
successful affair
The Odd Fellows will give sociable
on May 30th at their hall
Much interest is being taken by
local Republicans in the State conven-
ton to be held at Columbus on June
goth and 21st The representative Re-
publican here seems to much pleased
with the prospect that Marcus Aurelius
Hanna will dominate the convention
and be its presiding officer.
John Schick, who went to North Car
Gina on an intended stay of several
months, was called home by the death
Of his brothers. wife.
T. P. Barber and wife, of Dayton, are
visiting Mrs. BARRIERS mother here.
Miss Alice Murray, OF the First ward,
has returned from visit to Welsburg
Work on the new Enterprise Enamel
ing plant is making fast progress, and
VIII be soon completed. The machn-
cry has arrived and is being placed in
position This plant, when finished,
will employ 200 hands. About fifty-fiye
are now at work.
Charles Jewell and wife of Norfolk.
Va, is here visiting his father in the
Flrst ward. Charley is manager of the
Norfolk ball team, which is one of the
best clubs in the Southern League.
hn 10 i
the Novelty Stamping works is max
ing rapid strides and soon will be ready
10 be equipped with machinery. The
ADDITION Will greatly enlarge the plant
and increase its manufacturing capa-
city 10 considerable extent.
-Four saloon keepers were fined YES
terday for selling on Sunday. Although
'le penalty is only 81 and costs, yet
sullty saloonlsts persist in making a
gFumDe when they are asked to make
ms small contribution to the city
treasury
1t is exceedingly dangerous for a
married man in Bellaire to make love
y susceptible unmarried 1cemal. as
1le Jaw prescribes fine of $10O and a
sentence IN jail of not less than three
MuAIhS Tor such Offenses. Squire Nor
TEL! recently resurrected this statute
aIu enforced it against a young man,
Muo although having a wife elsewhere,
was making havoc among the affec-
Guns OF eligible females of Bellaire. The
"'0Iesaid young man is spending a
eIm in jail, and Squire Morrell gal
.%1uy declares. his intention to give
slv lalr sex all the protection in his
po"ef' and SAYS the next offender will
- Geait With even more harshly.
1ied hanzlg, the employee of the
.nee' WORKS who was crushed between
"o clnder cars Saturday, was slightly
ueI,er Yesterday, but his condition still
doubt Ai''''e' "a Ga - oAi'N
squire Mason has secured an in
V ease OF from S12 to $50 for Samuel
o c1@llln' OF Pleasant Grove. The in
d. 1aSe was obtained Oh the grounds of
%loIllty caused by sun-stroke during
ra. NdI' Mr. Martin was a member of
pmpdhy Y, of the Ninety-eighth Ohio
regiment.
n. o-ulght Council meets and it would
wo, Jlg5llllendable if the city fathers
st.U lake prompt action to have the
b,'iIs s ana stripes put above the city
illg as an evidence that the NUM-
~ 'p" o,.. 'acks none Of the patriotism of
w. flnkus, the blind musician Of
cor. 7s.'ag' gave very appropriate con-
irg a ne Jewish synagogue last even
ris 1aomas 4. Smith, of Harvey, Ind. is
'S scs4s, Bellaire relatives.
CbTssiHioolelng is being erected in the
for ,bl church, on Belmont street.
diafeire purpose of commencing imme-
proyen, all extensive renovation and i'm
M ,lleni Of the church interior.
yps,o,,' eport was circulated in Bellaire
mpi ,s. q Iy that many cars of troops and
Ob;o nad passed over the Baltimore e.
ofcj,' east but the Baltimore e Ohio
'0'4's denied this
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