Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-22
BELLAIRE.
= Brief Budget of the General Hap
penlnss Of Yesterday in the Bel
mont County Town.

~ remains of Capt. Jacob McAlil-
,en' aitef funeral services had been
helu az ten o'clock yesterday morning
az MS late residence in Wheeling, were
piousht 10 this city and conveyed to
laws cemetery, On Winding Hill, for
in.ei iileht. The body was carried to
lhe ONO side on the ferryboat Charon
anu was met at the landing and taken
charge OF by Bellaire Lodge No. 267,
q. +. q a. NJ, Of which he was a mem
Der
FROM here the funeral cortege pro-
ceeded to the grave The order turned
OUT large number of members.
ne ladies Of the congregation Of
the Christian church gave a very sue
cessfui chicken supper last evening in
the sunday school room. The affair
was attended by quite number Of
people and very neat sum was real
1Zed. Inc proceeds will be given as a
benefit to the church.
Although no steps toward forming
/ military company have as yet been
taken in this city, the fact should not
be thought OF as indicating lack Of
patriotism among Bellaire citizens 1t
is considered that there is plenty of
time for action, and when that time
arrives this city will be found ready
to turn cut as large a company as any
other city in proportion to it's size.
1t will be remembered that Company |
OF the 10th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, which did such good work
in the late rebellion, was organized in
this city. The captain Of the company
was Nathan Roles, relatives CT DR..
Roles, Of Columbus, formerly of this
city.
I. W. Chambers, Of Pittsburg, was
guest yesterday Of the Windsor.
Ohioans arriving yesterday were as
follows: l.. |. Harris and Miss Bessie
Harris, Barnesville VIM. H. Delms,
Columbus: A. r. Kelsey, Kelsey.
w. H. Harris, Of Pittsburg, was in
the city yesterday on business.
William Haley, Of Grafton. w. Va,
was a guest yesterday Of the Globe.
John Blair, CT Cardington, O., is
guest of Thomas Cullen, of the Third
ward.
Dr.. J. l.. Minesinger Of Gravel Hill,
has returned home from a pleasant
visit with his parents at Beaver, Pa.
John 0. Bowen, Of Pittsburg. re-
porter for Bradstreets, was a guest of
Third ward friends yesterday while in
the city on business.
Christ. Ashliman and family, CT
Monroe county, passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Utah,
where they will make their future
home
For bargains in Wall Paper go to
Lchtig's.
The Capital base ball club has re-
organized by electing Jake Schindewolf
captain, and Joe Kelley manager. The
personnel Of the club is as follows:
Albert Heatherington, viii Campbell,
Mike Davis, Mike Butler, Jake Schinde-
wolf, Harry Kane, and Horace Kane.
Butler and Horace Kane will pitch for
the Capitals this season. The support
these boys will be given will be first
class, and to say that they will put up
excellent games is needless prac-
tice game will be played tomorrow on
the Commons.
Black Prince Lodge, K. of P, held
very interesting meeting at their hall
on Belmont street, last night. A good
ly number of members was in attend
ance and work in the third degree was
performed The Uniformed Rank, in
their attractive garb, and headed by
the K of p band, after marching
through the principal streets, attended
the meeting in a body.
Dr.. w. 0. Huston of the Third ward,
has left for his home in Pennsylvania,
having been called there Tuesday oW
ing to the serious illness of his father
Billy" George left last night to join
the Norfolk base ball team at Norfolk,
Va He was escorted to the station by
quite number of his admirers and de-
parted with many wishes for glory.
The club opens its season Monday next.
The funeral of the late Charles Frint,
of st. Clairsville, will take place from
his late residence in that city this morn
ing at ten o'clock. Hope Commandery,
No. &c, X IT,, of which the deceased
was member will have charge of the
funeral Quite number of the mem
bers Of the order from this city will be
in attendance.
Harry Schaefer, of Baltimore, was an
arrival in town yesterday on business.
The BitterSweet Club will be enter
tanned this evening at the home OF
Misses Myrtle and Maggie Stewart, in
the Fourth ward.
The employees of the chimney shops
at Rodefer's glass factory were laid off
yesterday for an indefinite length Of
time
The Nolan property, on Guersey
street, in the Third ward, is receiving
a new coat of paint.
Two young men were arrai5ned yes
terday before Mayor Freese on the
charge Of operating slot machines as a
means of gambling. Each was fined
$40 and costs, or 1880 This makes
five young men that have been found
guilty Of such charges this week. There
are vet some machines being nneratad