Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-04
Bs,LIAIRE.
Budset Of News FROM Our Belmont
County Neishbor.


Mr.. G. Rurnbach left yesterday for a
trip in the western part of the county!
Quite a large crowd from here win
attend the Inauguration OF Governor
Nash.
Last evening at O'Clock Mr.. Henry
". Steele and Miss Ida Sutton were
married at the brides home on Monroe
street. After the ceremony the couple
were driven to the groom's home in
the First ward, where they were sere-
naded by Heatherington's band, OF
which Mr.. Steele is member.
Miss f. Alum, of the First ward.
has returned from visit with the
Misses Pryor, of Wheeling.
Mrs. Martha l. Fields, most high
" respected colored lady, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ]. AL
bright, of Franklin street, Tuesday
night. The funeral will be held at ten
O'Clock from the Second M. &. church
this morning.
The Herald Tribune, with more than
its usual characteristic spltefulness,
chagrined because of its wavering pres
tige both as newspaper and as
political organ. charges that the Reg
listers support of the Hon. Layosier
Spence for Congress cost him several
hundred votes. Democrats. and the
public generally, have become so accus-
toned to the silly vaporings OF the
Herald-Tribune that no person takesI
the paper seriously.
At the meeting Of the different fire COM
panies they elected Officers as follows
Chemical No /, resident and captain. NJ
Iynskey: vice president. Henry Mccfeady
secretary. Edward oueis; treasurer, Jame
Follen: trustees, VIM. Bowers. James NJ
Cormick and Arch Je!fers; warden Wa
lace Campbell; jan.tor, II. MeCready, II
erty No /, Joseph Jarrett, Capt"in u
Rodewig. first lieutenant, Frank Sieg
second lieutenant; secretary, John III Pc
, man: treasurer, Joseph CHASER. JOSEF
Chaser was dominated as delegate to Il
meeting OF the trustees of the pensid
fund Hope Co. No. 3 Captain, Augu
Kraft. first lieutenant. Lewis FrankN
second Lieutenant, Henry Bloom; secretarI
Charles Kompart; treasurer, Wilial
Long; warden. John S. Ehier: trustees,
Long. w. A. Schramm and Charles Bel
meyer
Robert C. Lawrence the tailor or Thil
| tv-sectnd street, Is confined 10 MS honi
| with grippe. a.
C. C. Marsh. of Sistersyile, is in the eli
| Infirmary Director Earnss was IN ~
| city to-day on the mission of taking q
| '.Hoodoo John" to the infirmary ~
| doo'' seems to have been warned OF tNi
visit and Mr.. Barnes left the city wsth9F
| him No one was able TO locate him yea
| terdav and some fear for him Is felt by
| the pubic during this cold weather as II
| is known he has been suffering OF late
Robert Parish of Bethesda, general mAn-
! ager Of the Clasion Lumber Company, was
| in the city yesterday. Mr.. Parish recently
| had a very narrow escape from receiving
| fatal injuries while looking after the CONF
| panys interest at Glencoe, as he stepped
J and fell from high pile of lumber, ai.ght-
| ing on his head. He was badly bruised.
| but is now able to be about again.
| The Rodefer glass house is now filling In
| their pots and the first turns VIII go on
| Sunday night. The plant has been closed
1 down for two wees for repairs. they ex'
| pect steady run from now on.
! A large amount of the new stock OF the
| Bellaire bottle company, to the amount u
s23.e.1. which the company has agreed 70
| make their increase Of the capital stock
| has already been taken. and 1t is thought
no trouble will be had in selling the en-
THE amount, as the company has been
paying one.
Miss Annie McKelkey and Miss Fannie
| MoCombs are visiting friends in the city
About forty lights are now completed fol
the new electric light company.
Mrs Alice Melvin, after a pleasant visl
with her son. returned to her home al
| Granville.