Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-20
BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interst From the Bel.
ment County Town.

News Notes of Interst From the Bel.
ment County Town.
Randall Lowe. of GAINESVILLE. was In
the city yesterday.
DR.. Charles A Day. of Belmont, was
in the city yesterday.
Louis Ramsey, of Captina, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends.
William Trigg,, of Bethel, is taking
treatment at the Glendale Hospital.
Miss Lulu Colbert, Of Wheeling. was
calling on friends in the city yester-
day.
Charles r. Watt and l. R. Veal, of
GAINESVILLE, were in the city yesterday
| calling on friends.
j. Blum and Julius Schualb arrived
yesterday at New York, and will be
| home in few days.
The Crystal glass works will go on
in full to-day. This Will be good news
to the many workmen who live in Bel
laire.
Two plain drunhs were run in yes
terday. One had enough money TO put
up for his fine and costs. How happy
the mayor viii look to-day.
Yesterday afternoon James Virgins,
| of the country arrived in town, and
| thought the best place to drive was on
| the pavement, and with this idea In
| his head he started at Thirty-first
| street to try his experiment, but had
not gone far before he was taken in
| Il NJ
| jail and his horse and buggy was put in
| a livery stable. He will be given his
| hearing to-day.
Last Friday evening Henry Kraft,
who works at the blast furnace at the
| steel plant, was so unfortunate as to
losa his pay. ha had come down to the
| city to his brothers saloon, on Guern-
| sey street, on business, and after being
in his place of business left in a few
minutes for his home, on Gravel Hill.
| He first missed his pocketbook at the
/ Second Presbyterian Church. He re-
| traced his steps, but failed to find it.
Mr.. nraft is a man of family, and
can i'll afford to lose this sum of
money, which his family are In need
of. Last evening a Register reporter
learned of a small boy finding an
amount, of money Friday evening near
| the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
crossing, over which Mr.. Kraft
had crossed. 1t is said the boy lives
out in Indian Run, but his name could
not be learned last evening 1t Is to
be hoped Mr.. Kraft will regain his
| loss.
The Globe hotel had a big business
| yesterday, as they have reduced their
! rates for meals. and of course a large
| crowd will have its peculiar character.
| At dinner time, Jno. L. Flynn, the popu-
lar clerk, noticed a fine looking man
that had registered and was a stranger,
| entering the well filed dining room
/ minus coat, but with a fiashy, up-to-
| date shirt waist on. Mr.. Flynn was
| first astonished, but soon regained his
composure and called the gentleman
| to the desk ard informed him that II
| was against the rules TO enter the din
| ing room without wearing coat. At
! first the man seemed offended. and
| then he realized that he would be tns
! only one of the large number in tho
| dining room without a coat. and inn
mediately went to his room and return
| ed with coat, entering the dining
room in regulation fashion. Clerk
| Flynn was so quiet in his manner that
those at the tables did not notice the
| episode. After 1t was all over the man
| laughed and said, why even Mark
| Hanna wears one, and this is his State
! and yet | was barred out"