Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-16
BEI.LAIRE.

Henry Weldon, who works at the mill,
while at work shifting cars yesterday
morning, was thrown upon his back on the
trestle work and quite seriously injured.
The seccders from the Linean Society,
will meet Friday night to organize another
society.
Tomorrow is st. Patrick's Day. No ar
rangementS have been made for its obsery.
ance in Bellaire.
The window glass works will run through
July this season.
from Wheeling. Benwood and Bellaire, and
did not leave here until early yesterday
morning.
Captain Morgan, of the Committee APP
pointed by the Board OF Education to look
after the sick folks in the Fourth ward
school, informed the REGISTER last night
that the Drugan child was too i'll to be re-
moved, but that the physician says she is
recovering and likely be moved as soon as
her condition will admit. 1t is not unlike
ly that school will resume Monday.
J. A. Greenfield, of the c. & 2. Insurance
Association, has gone TO Cleveland on bust
ness connected with the concern.
Judge Crosgrove has been appointed
County Surveyor by Judge Kelley, vice
Marshal Thompson.resigned.
Miss Ada Cady, of st. ClairSville, will lee
ture at WarnockS, next Tuesday night, on
temperance.
Councilmen shouldn't get excited over
the sewer question, and begin to entrench
themselves behind interviews cautiously
worded. The people of Bellaire are more
solicitous about their health than they are
about the expenditure OF few dollars that
will make the city healthy, and will sua-
tain Councilmen in adopting the system.
Richard Cheney, southeastern passenger
agent of the G., b. & q. L. r., and S. l..
Mooney. President of the b. & S. W., were
at the Globe House yesterday.
Mr.. John Lyle. who has been night OPP
orator ct the B. & o. depot here, has re-
signed and gone to GAINESVILLE.
A man was hired yesterday by the Mayor
to work the five Convicts. These gentle
men, however, refused to toll, neither
would they spin, and selecting the softest
stones that they could find they sat from
morn till noon and from noon till dewy
eve. and smiled sardonically on the lone
guard. At night they got bread and coffee,
and this morning they Will get some bread
and water. They will have to come 10
time.
There is considerabled talk among the
newspaper men OF Eastern Ohio in regard
To the approaching meeting at Cambridge
on the Both.
The following committees have been ap-
pointed to to take care OF affairs:
On Advertising agenCies-Hunter, Poor
man. Brown and Scott.
On Patent Medicine Advertisements
Aldermen, Allen. Hearnc and Fisher, OF
Coshocton.
On Advertising Rates-Arnold Nell
vaine, Gaumer and Conn.
On Local Observation-Disclosures, Amos
MATHEWS and Taylor.
On Delinquent Subscribers-McCle LELAND
Goodrich, Cooley and Foulke.
On Festival and Other Notices-McMil
Ian, Sullivan. West and Kirkpatrick.
On Information Exchange-Meeks. OIL
Coshocton, Host, Pittinger and Mahaffey.
On Reading Advertising Notices-Ander
son, Beach, Davis and Graham.
On Constitution - Hunt Fisher. o.
Uhrichsville, Watson and Drennen.
= On Cooperative Agents-Allison, Ohm
stead, Asenhurst and Meek. of Martin:
Ferry.
On Relation to State Association-Aiken
Crippen, Shryock and Miller.
The Prodigal' was given last night, a
City Hall. to fair sized audience. II
would not be fair TO either audience or per
formers to say that the initial performance
was success for 1t was not. The perform
ers did not know their lines and the lead
ing man was very little better than any o
his assistants. 1t is to be regretted tina
what otherwise might have been a merito
rious performance should have been pu
on the stage in crude state. OF the per
formers Miss Poorman, as the beggar Bath
sheba, certainly took the honors of tn,
evening. Miss Shores, OF Cleveland. SUM-
several songs very acceptably. This even
ing the performance will be repeated, ant
it is likely that it will be much better
All of the performers are Bellaireans snC
they deserve encouragement.
Last night stone was thrown through
the window of the passenger train on tn
c. & p. that arrives in Bellaire at 6 P. N.
which narrowly missed two passengers
Col. Morris says he will capture the mis-
creantS.