Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
BELLAIRE.
Budget of News Items from Our
Belmont County Neighbor.

Friday night about o'clock Henry
Landkhrone, butcher living at
Shadyside, south of BelIaire, was awak-
ened by a noise in his room. Upon get
ting up he found his clothes gone, and
going over to the window found the
lower sash was out. He aroused the
family and found he had been the vic
tim of robbery, and upon searching
the house found his two sons minus a
suit each and one overcoat and about
81 or So in money that was in the
clothes. Laying on the window sill
was large knife about twelve inches
long and very sharp. 1t was very
dangerous weapon. No clue to the rob-
berry has been found. AS it is outside
of the corporation, the city authorities
have little chance to find the guilty
ones.
Mr.. ]. P. Wagner, who works in
Benwood, and goes back and forth in
a skiff, found his skiff gone on Friday
morning, and has heard nothing from
it. Another case of petty stealing.
The marriage of Mr. VIM. Weber
and Miss Marie Steiner will take place
Monday morning at ST. Johns church.
Mr.. Webber is one of the popular en-
ployes at the National glass house, and
Miss Steiner is a young lady from Ger
many, where her parents still reside.
Her sister, Miss Louisa Steiner, of To-
ledo, is here to attend the wedding.
The new hose house for the Fifth
ward will be one of the most complete
of it's kind when finished in the Ohio
valley. 1t is 80 by 4S feet, having both
bell and hose towers. The structure
will be of brick and stone, the roof
slate, The plans are completed and are
ready for bids.
1t seems strange that the Independ-
ent has not yet learned that Council
has awarded the contract Of lighting the
city to the new company. But when
the new company gets in operation and
he sees the brilliancy of their lights
compared to the old, he may awaken
to find out the city has really been pro-
crossing without his help.
The many friends of George Fish will
be sorry to learn of his death at To-
ronto last Friday of typhoid fever. Mr..
Fish was 25 years Of age, and the son
of Mr.. Jud Fish, late of Powhatan, who
just recently moved to Toronto. Mr..
Fish had a host of friends in our city.
His remains were taken to his former
home in Powhatan, from which place
the funeral will take place to-day.
The celebrated Salisbury orchestra,
under the management of Prof. Leon H.
Salisbury, will be the next attraction
of the lecture course. This should be
we'll patronized, as it is one of the best
orehestras on the road. The course is
conducted by the Young Peoples Union,
and all over expenses will be used to
secure a better course next season.
This attraction will be held November
49,
The Kenmore foot ball team, of
Wheeling, defeated the High School
team here yesterday by a score Of to 0.
Hon. c. L. Poorman left yesterday
for Muncie. Ind, to join his wife, and
will visit friends there for week.
Miss Kate Weyrick has returned from
the Wheeling Hospital, and is able to be
out and meet her friends.
Miss White, of Gravel Hill, is quite
sick with throat trouble.
Mr.. Allen Gettings, a we'll known
glassworker, has returned from Geor-
gia and accepted a position with the
Bellaire Bottle Company.
Roy Colclough. car clerk at the c. &
P, is spending Sunday with East iy-
erpool friends.
The record of the hunting season has
been broken by Robert Robinson and
Howard McClelland. After hunting all
day and seeing no game and being very
tired, when nearing the city they routed
one poor rabbit, and both firing, killed
it, only to fiEd that it was tame one
belonging to Ross Giffsn.
The C. & P. wreck train went to