Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-20
BEL,LAIRE BREIFs.

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Serious Accidept-school Matters-Per-
sonals- General Chit Chat-Ths Loan
Continued Success
County seat meeting at City Hall to-
night.
d /. Boyd, OF Pittsburgh, was about
town yesterday.
w. b. Williamson, Of Philadelphia,
was among our merchants yesterday.
The Mayer was allowed to rest in
peace Yesterday, no business coming be-
fore him.
VIM. h. Elston, manager OF the
Belmont glass works, is confined to his
room by sickness
f.. ). McCaughey, general agent Of
the North American Masonic Aid
Association, WAS in town, yesterday.
There was larger crowd at the Loan
last night than any previous evening.
The management are greatly encour-
aged.
DIR. Hamilton, a professor in the Co
lumbus Medical College, was IN the
city yesterday, the guest OF DIR. Wood
bridge.
The exhibition building took fire last
might during the presentation OF the
tableaux, but vas extingulshed with
little trouble.
The School Board meeting next Mon
day night will he an interesting one, as
the site for the new school house is to
be decided upon.
Samuel Kelly, Of Wegee, five miles
below here, was severely injured by the
falling OF sOapstone IN coal mine. one
OF his legs was broken.
Rev. Mr.. Gibson and wife returned
from their Cincinnati trip yesterday.
Tney were in attendance upon the Epls-
copal Convention, which was held IN
that city.
II is TO be hoped that Prof. Cox will
remain as superintendent OF our public
schools. He is just the man We need,
and has accomplished much good IN the
wear he has been here.
Every business man in Bellaire should
attend the meeting at the City Hall to.
MIGHT matter OF interest to all,
and by such action much good may be
accomplished. Let the county seat mat
Ter be settled at the polls.
Elmer Robinson, one OF Bellaires
best Young men, leaves on next Tues
day Tor youngstown, o., where he VIII
branch out in the drug business on his
own hook, He has been employed IN
DIR. MeCullough's store for some time
past.
Att special meeting OF the Board oil
Education this week, il was decided 10
advance the salary of Professor Cox, II
he vould remain as Superintendent oil
lhe Public Schools. The board also
passed resolution that all persons con
ter1platiny teaching in the city schools
next wear must be examined next sat
urday.
Henry White, a resident OF this ciIy,
WAS killed at Franklin, seven miles west
Of here. on Wednesday evening. Henry
has worked at mining for number oil
wears past and the accident happened TO
him while at work. ltseem that wnile
pushing his car INTO the mine a large
mass Of stone fell on him and ne was
crushed to death. He has always been
an honest, hard working man, and MS
loss will be deeply felt. He leaves VIE
and two children 10 mourn his loss. hls
BODY was brought TO this place on last
evenings train.
TIE LOAN.
The demand for cut flowers cannot be
supplied.
Tn, excursions to day and tomorrow
will probably pack the house.
Newt Marsh and |. G. Dillon, the jew
elers, were fitting up booths all day yes
terdsy.
Several new booths were erected yes
ttrday, and the exhibits continue 10
pour 10.
The Guide, daily paper issued in the
Exhibition Building, is With you every
morning
On account OF the wet weather the
Catholic schools postponed their VISIT
> until Monday.
sJM. Todd, of Bridgeport, has several
;ntsresting relics on exhibition. His
newspapers are worthy OF special not'.
Thu Woodsfield band. made no EN-
,,rsly of bows, will spend day soon Z {
the Loan, and furnish soms tine muslt .
Miller and Franzheim OF Wheeling,
we're the 6rs. jewellers on hand, AMI
thew made q fine display Of nes goods
A married gentleman in town thinks
that the yonnx ladies present IT tue
Loan are by lar the finest exhibit pres
ent
A larze beacon light has been erected
On the shore for the benefit OF Wheeling
people who 90 home on the I'D O'Clock
trip OF the LaBelle.
The cloth made OF glass attracts mueh
sttention. Miss Mollie Barnhill seeu.-
ed that, as well as many other enrios'-
ties. from Steubenville-
The baby show on Tuesday afternoon
M O'Clock will be drawing card. Kids
nnder two years may be entered IN the
sweeps,akes 100 yards dash.
George Washington Is well repre-
sentsd AZ the exhibition, but by son Q
oversight the managers Jailed TO secure
that tree and his little hatchet-
The stage was fitted mp yeste'diy
afternoon, and the iab,eaux and Old
f,Iks concert in the evening were much
.nioyed by the la'ge crowd PRESENT
An attempt Is be;ns male 10 have
Governors Foster snd Jackson aud Gvn-
oral J. Warner al here On the sa'ne
day duriug the Loan Exhibition. They
would draw a large crowd oi people.
No minstrel performance ~ u b gv n
Saturday night, "a has been Pnn..'she ::
n having been postponed until n"Nt
~sek. Misses Hood ali HERON "''l
sIso siye an elocution=ry entertain nicLt