Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
BELLAIRE BREEzEs.

Iimely Town INK anu hiltie boSeis
About the Loan.
Saturday will DE an immense day at
| the Loan.
Miss Keith, a charming young lady
from Steubenville, was in the city yes
terday.
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell, of this
county, WAS in town yesterday. viewing
| the Loan.
Mrs. Baron, OF S.eubenville, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. 8. Miller, on
Gravel Hill.
The infant child OF S. Q. Hamilton,
after a sickness OF several days, died
yesterday morning.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hull, OF New York, has
two exquisite pieces of decorated ware
on exhibition at the Loan.
The big Montana laid here several
| hours yesterday taking on nails and
glassware, all bound for st. Louis.
Mr.. Fitton is engaged in laying two
new water pipes into the nail mill so
that water will be handy in case OF fire.
Chas. Beam, formerly foreman OF the
Belmont Glass Company, is now station
ed in q glass factory at Wellsburg, ".
Va.
The funeral of Alfred Lindstedt, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended.
The glass house men turned out IN a
body.
Next Thursday at the Loan will be set
apart for the display of cut flowers, and
it will prove very interesting to the
ladies'.
Oh, that colored baby show! The
exposition committee are overwhelmed
with applicants who desire to act as
judges.
The Knights OF Honor, OF Steuben-
vile, will be here on next Thursday,
and the lodges OF this city will escort
them from the wharf TO the Loan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulm, in their choice re-
pertoire Of operate music, ballads, pop
ular Duets and imitation OF the eccen-
trio Tyrolean MARBLES, at Zilch's Hall
during the week.
The Shieb concert at the Loan was a
great treat TO all lovers OF music, as was
attes;ed by the frequent and hearty ap.
plause given. Ii is TO be hoped that
other Wheeling talent may be present
next week.
The Masons OF this city will hold
grand picnic on june oath, in the grove
at Ma.in's Ferry. All Of the neigh
boring lodges will be invited to attend,
aud an immense, old-iashioned gather
ing is anticipated.
Strangers visiting our city during the
Loan hou!d not Tail to visit the glass
houses, nail mill and the other places OF
interest. There is much to be seen
and learned in our manufacturing estab.
lishments.
Our wharf presented very lively APP
pearance yesterday shortly after noon.
The big Montana, the Emna Graham,
Courier and Abner O'Neal were all
there at tie same time. 1t looked Is
though business was booming.
Mrs. Whitaker has been invited by
the management Of the Loan, by Father
Call and other citizens to give concert
during the Loan Exhibition. II she
does not accept great disappointment
will b. felt by large number OF her
friends in Belaire and Wheeling.
The Sleubenvillians, about one hun.
dred in number, arrived on the O'Neal
at | o'clock, and repaired at once to the
Exposition building, where they spent
several hours very pleasantly, gazing at
the displays. All expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the exhibition.
Here Is chance for the ladies. On
Monday evening, at the Loan, an un.
known committee OF three will pass
through the building and out OF all
present will select the handsomest lady,
who will be awarded a prize. At the
ringing OF the gong at 10 o'clock, the
decision of the judges will be an
nounced.
For some time there has been much
talk here OF the necessity OF a Wholesale
grocery. Mr. A. 9. Hill thought OF
starting one and on Wednesday his
goods began to arrive. A small portion
OF them had been delivered in front OF
his store, when Mr.. Hill was
arrested and taken before the
Mayor for receiving goods over
the pavement Such action as this is
exceedingly foolish, and il persisted in
will have a tendency to kill the enter
prise shown by some Of our citizens.