Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-21
BELLAIRE.
Budget of News Items From Our
Belmont County Neighbor.

A mill man whose name doesn't neces-
sarily have to be mentioned to make
the story interesting, was having
tete-a-tete with woman Of the Third
ward whose character is not exactly
like that of Caesars frau, when the
mans wife appeared upon the scene.
The Third ward woman is larger and
stronger than the wife, but the latter
ed by odds and a lively ''Scrap" was
preeipitated without delay. To make
a long story short, it may be stated the
wife came out victorious, and the wo-
man who had the audacity to sit UP
with a married man until 2 a. m was
soundly thrashed. The husband, feel
ing about like any old husband would
under the circumstances, was marched
straightway to his home by his better
half. The affair has been kept quiet,
but an eyewitness who considered the
secret too good to keep, says the per-
Torrance beat the Fitzsimmons-Jeffri
cinemetograph all hollow.
An effort will be made by those in
terested in organized labor to have all
the locals, of Bellaire. whether affiliated
with the Central Union or not, take
part in thetparade at Martins Ferry on
September I'd and attend the picnic.
At present it looks as though the efforts
of the Belmont Central Trades and La
Dor Union. will be successful in making
this, their initial labor day demonstra-
and an impetus to the movement as
whole. Beilaire laboring men will
doubles do their part.
-Four arTsts were made by the police
Saturday night, one by Officer Shanna
felt, one by Officer Shepherd and two
by Officer Keyser. The parties coralled
for infraction of the city ordinance are
Patrick Ney, drunk; Garfield Marshal
drunk and disorderly; James McNealy
drunk and carrying concealed weapons;
John Young, .colored, drunk. The quar-
tette will appear before His Honor,
Mayor Freese, this morning. Young
Norris, who was convicted of jumping
board bill at the Prior House, will be
taken to st. Clairsville to-day.
Some of THE Bellaire bottle blowers
flave secured positions in the new fac
tory which has been started at East st.
Louis, Ills, and will leave for that
place soon to make it their future
home. Sherman Beatty left for the
Illinois town several days ago, and P.
Ashman and Allen Paul will leave on
Tuesday. The factory the Bellaire par
increased by a 16-pot furnace. Joseph
Inglemeyer, bottle blower who came
here to work at Yost's, received word
Friday that his wife was not expected
to live, and returned to Ottowa, Ills.
Charles zimmerman, also from Ottowa,
has secured job at the Bellaire bottle
works.
There was an interesting game of
base ball on the commons yesterday
between Mouadsville and Bellaire
clubs. Both clubs did some good work
and at the end of the eighth inning the
score stood IA to in favor of the
visitors. At this point it was consid-
cred desirable to change grounds, but
Moundsville refused to do this and for
feited the game. There was quite a
crowd of spectators present and it is
said some of the field and stick wcEk
was not greatly inferior to that seen
in the Interstate.
Ed. Rodewig, who went to Salisbury, Pa,
some time ago to work. has returned to
Bellaire
The family of J. S. Lockwood, of Gravel
Hill. are stopping for a few weeks at Dill
lies Bottom.
Miss Lille Hardy has returned from
a visit at East Liverpool.
T. c. Neal, of Sistersville, was in the
city yesterday.
John Davis returned Saturday night from
Atlantic City and other points east
Ex-senator c. NJ Eogg. of Cadiz, was
registered at the Globe Hotel last even
ing.
There was the usual exodus of Bellaire
people TO the surrounding towns and eoun-
try yesterday.
The gross receipts of the Epworth AS
sembly will foot up something over 5000
this season. This exceeds any former
year.
The Democratic primaries passed off
quietly Saturday evening and the delega-
ton that goes up from here will doubt
less be conciliatory and unite upon the
proper thing. Evidence is growing that
this will be a Democratic year in Ohio and
opportunities should not be thrown away
FIVE DROWNED.
DETROIT. Mich, August 20.-A Tri-
bune special from Harbor Beach says
the schooner Hunter Sayidge cansized