Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-31
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placed on the Bellaire line as soon as
they are fitted with machinery.
Mr.. George Bowler, representing
Haverly's Ministries, is a business Wis
Itor in the city, making arrangements
for that company to appear here Au-
gust TO- Manager Moore. Of the thea
tire, has purchased an immense fan that
will be put in the ventilator to draw
the hot air out of the building. Large
masses of ice will be placed in the
building during the heated season to
help make the building comfortable.
Ralph Levi was assaulted by three
young, well-dressed men as he was
passing through the city park on Mon
day night. He was struck several times
by his assailants. He, however, was
game, and went back at them with
his umbrella and a beer bottle, at the
same time shouting Justify for help
After an unsuccessful attempt to knock
him down, they beat nasty retreat on
the appearance of help. Mr.. Levi says
ne can identify the men, as they were
not masked.
A prominent young society man
started for Bethesda last Sunday to
take dinner with friends. When the
train arrived at Lewis Mills they
found freight engine had jumped the
track. This young man got so hungry
thinking about the fine dinner that
he thought he could not get that he
purchased fruit from the newsboy ev-
cry time he came around. When he
finally arrived at Epworth Park he
had spent seventy cents for fruit and
could not get any dinner
A lad about Is years old had mar
row escape from getting both legs cut
off at the B. & o. crossing at Central
avenue yesterday. 1t has gotten to be
quite a habit among the boys living in
this neighborhood to jump on the yard
engine as it shifts cars back and forth.
This boy had gotten on at the lower
end of the yards and when he jumped
off at Central avenue, he stumbled and
fell against the car, but fortunately he
was knocked away from the train. He
managed to twist himself out Of dan
ger.
Burglars made a raid on the b.. 2.
Il C. and B. q o. cars last night and
procured about $50 worth of shoes.
Special Officer Travis is investigating
the case, but has no definite clue yet
as to the perpetrators. He arrested
George Soule on suspicion, as he was
found asleep a short distance from the
scene of the burglary. The man was
taken before Squire Morrell and exam
ined, but no evidence was produced
of sufficient strength to justify hold
ing him. He was told to shake the
dust of the city from his feet at
once.
The officers of the National Glass
Company took motor ride through
the city yesterday afternoon, after their
inspection of the Crystal and West Vir-
ginia factories at Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry. The party was made up
of Messrs. Case Hearon, Stephenson
Martin and Thompson. They stated
that they were well pleased with the
outlook In this valley. 1t is not known
what their object was In making this
Journey, but it is thought that they were
not merely taking a pleasure ride. At
present they are building large plant
at Cambridge, and it is thought they
will erect another plant sOon Our
Board of Trade should have looked af-
Ter these gentlement while here, and
endeavored to show up the advantages
this city possesses for a glass house.