Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
RELLAIRE.
News Items of Interest from the Bel.
mont County Metropolis
Arrested for Rape.

natural father has been forcing this
mere child TO submit to his carnal
lgsts. The affidavit shows that on sew
eral occasions he threatened her life
IL she did not submit to his wishes.
In order to escape his unwelcome at
tentIons she lett her home and her
friends tried to keep the matter a
secret. However, like murder 1t would
come out, and the girl finally decided
10 prepare the charge against him in
order TO protect herself. He will be
given hearing Monday at one o'clock
The sentence on conviction in a case
of this kind in Ohio rs life in the pen
itentiary.
The next grand jury will have its
hands full, as there are many felonies
to be considered aside from numerous
misdemeanors.
Clarence Fawcett returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with friends near
Warnock.
Mrs. VI. Josie Wilson and Mrs. En-
NETT McKeen returned yesterday from
a visit with their brother, T. c. Coulter.
at Newark.
John Powell and bride have returned
from visit with relatives at Barnes
vile and will go to housekeeping at
McMechen.
Mrs w. J. Kirkpatrick is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. N. Kellar, at Steuben-
vile.
James Long acted as marshal last
week during the absence OF James
Johnson at Columbus and Oakland.
Misses Mary and Euphema Burns
have returned to their home in the
Second ward after a pleasant visit with
friends at Mansfield, Ohio.
Mrs. M. V. Miller and daughter, Miss
Sophia, are visiting relatives.
Mr.. A. Amber has returned to his
home at Coffeyviile, Kans, after visit
with friends in this coun,y.
Hoskinson Pros. have moved into the
store recently vacated by Edward
Alum.
Marshal Johnson was at Columbus
this week to secure requlsitlon papers
for VIM. Dade, who was arrested at
Oakland, Md, for the murderous as
sault on his wife with razor. The
marshal brought him back to this city,
where he was arraigned before Squire
Mason. He waived hearing and was
bound over to court.
Miss Flora Green, OF the First ward.
has gone to Bethesda to spend month.
Constable Fred Hazel has gone to COL
orado in hopes of benetitting his health.
Edw. L. Moore, manager OF the Co
lumbia Thtatre, is at Milwaukee at
lending the Grand Lodge Of Elks. He
will stop at Detroit on his way home
and purchase some scenery for the the
atre.
Rev. and Mrs. C. NJ. Watson are
spending months vacation with
friends at Bethany, w. Va.
About seventy OF the Bellaire Elks
are at Milwaukee this week.
nj. l.. Blackburn had a narrow es-
cape from injury while inspecting soma
machinery last Wednesday. A belt
caught his coat and tore 1t from his
body.
The courts OF justice have had plenty
to do this week
NJ. T. Carnes has moved his store into
Mrs. Bippus' new store room on Thirty
first street.
Rev. L. NJ. Wise and family returned
on Tuesday from weeks visit with
relatives at Canton.
T. s. nckeron sold two acres Of land
Shady Side to John Roscoe. He VIII
build on 1t at once.
A steam pipe bursted at the National
Enameling works last Wednesday, caus-
ing the works to shut down for several
hours.
Rumor has 1t that Emil Schmidt will
quit the hotel business about August
lst and will put in handsome billiard
parlors down stairs.
Boneysteele, the ice king. was COM
PEELED to get his ice from GAINESVILLE
this week owing to a break in his ma
chinery.
Mrs J. F. Sherry and Pauline OToole
are at Sherrardville attending the we'd
ding of Mrs. Sherry's sister.
The Bellaire Business College has Sc
cured temporary quarters In the Ma
tionai Bank building.
Harry Mason Gregg, who had his arm
cut off in the B. & o. yards Monday
night, was taken to the county inflrm-
airy Wedne~ az by Mr.. Rottmeier, one
of the directors.
Alex. Deming, the colored lad who
was taken sick at the Windsor, has
been sent to Cincinnati for treatment.
The Epworth League Of the First NJ.
e. church have decided to observe the
annual rally day in October.
mother are visiting relatives near Mari
eta
The X. Of P. Carnival committee have
met with excellent success In their
canvass for premiums. Every mer-
chant in the city, with one exception,
offered some valuable prize for the dis
play of various products.
Howard Bishop and Gertrude Chew
were fined $50 and costs and thirty
days in Jail by Mayor Freeze. The
charge against them WIS adultery.
Plum alley was the scene OF several
fignts the past week.
The funeral services OF Amos C.
Roscoe will be held at the home OF his
mother on Belmont street this orn-
Ing at $40 o'clock, after which the
friends will drive to St. Ciairsvillc,
where the body will be inferred In the
family lot by the side OF his father.
Mrs. Anna Zentmyer, Of Newark, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. r. Davies.
on Gravel HILL.
Many of the local glass factories will
resume operations tomorrow.
Miss Kate Brice won the gold medal
In the contest at Shadyside Thursday
evening.
Misses Sadie Kahn and Ella Davis
will cpopd Cuudau with AptDaUilla