Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-19
BELLAIRE, OHIO.

Mrs James Detw;ler and daughter, and
Mrs. Matte, of Ottowa, Kansas, passed
through the city yesterday on their way to
visit relatives at Woodsfeld.
Beulah, little two-yesrold daughter OF
II. ROener, died yesterday afternoon OF
cholera infantum. Funeral this morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
Philip Moore had his hand badly cut by
some broken glass at the goblet WORKS on
Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Henry Somehow and A. A.
Franzheim, OF Wheeling, were i'll town last
evening.
Miss kirkpatrick, of Flushing, Ohio, is
the guest of the Misses McGraw, Of the
Fifth ward.
Adolph Bickenbauer, of Killir grocery,
is on the sick list, and is confined to his
room.
The buckeye Building Association is
now ready to receive dues. They have 4
very excellent arrangement by which the
members en- pay their dues without IN
convenience 70 themselves.
Mr.. V. T. Morgan can be found the first
four nights of each month at the office OF
the association on Thirty-third street. The
next five evenings he can he found at the
Glass City drug store, in the first ward,
and the tenth evening at the Office again.
This will save the members lots OF trouble.
Mrs. A. T. Judkins, OF Woodsfeld, Ohio,
is the guest of friends in the city.
At the meeting of the school board on
Thursday evening the matter of the delay
in the building OF the Second ward school
building was up and was thoroughly
discussed by the board, and on mo-
ton the contract OF c. c. Williams for the
brick work was declared void for the rea-
son that Mr.. Williams had failed to COM
ply with the specifications. 1t was neces-
sary that the work be finished not later
than the coming fall and nothing scarcely
has been done there yet, and the brick not
burned. The committee on new buildings
were instructed to go on and finish the
building at the expense OF Mr.. Williams or
his bOnGSmen.
II. b. Miller Esq OF Wheeling, was down
yesterday on business.
The B. Il o. pay car passed through the
city yesterday morning and replenished
the excheHuers OF the employers of that
company.
F.,B McLafferty, the show man, was in
town yesterday calling on his friends.
The town has been over run with drum
mers the past week.
Business in all lines is pronounced de-
cidedly dull
The c. 4 +. K. Il. Co. are putting in a new
switch at the rolling mill.
S. l.. Mooney, of the g., Il. x. C., was in
town yesterday.
The B., Z. C, were unloading their new
cars yesterday.
The foundation for John Huffman'S new
housti the First ward will be completed
this week.
The c. 4 P. R. r will sell tickets to all
points on their lines on May Goth, Decora-
ton Day, at excursion rates.
Ed Mccormick is in Michigan, and is eX-
pected home some time next week.
The retreat for the members of St.
Johns congregation was opened Thursday
night by grand sermon from Father Ma
geyney on the END of Man." It's equal in
eloquence, delivery and literary excellence
was seldom if ever heard in Bellaire. Last
night he spoke on Sin" to very full
church. Fathers Hartley, of Steubenville,
and McCabe, of Pittsburgh, had been con-
stantly engaged in hearing confessions.
Father Hartly returns to Steubenville this
afternoon and Father McCabe remains
over Sunday, preaching and hearing con.
LESSONS. Father McCabe is q great favor
ite with Bellaire Catholics, who welcome
him back again. Father Hartly is one of
the youngest priests of the diocese, as
well as among the most talented, Jealous
and amiable.
Tomorrow is Trinity Sunday in the
Catholic Church and the last day of the
Easter time. Catholics who have not made
good confession and communion between
the first Sunday in Lent and Trinity Sun
day are to be communicated while living
and when dead their bodies are to be de.
prived OF Christian burial. In all the
churches the confessionals yesterday were
crowded by sinners coming IN at the
eleventh hour.
The bans of matrmony for the marriage
of Henry DAILY and Catherine Casey for
merly OF Benwood) all of this city, will be
announced for the third and last time to.
morrow. The marriage will occur some
time during the following week.
Father Magevney has realized the great
expectation entertained Of him. He is
certainly great orator.
The collection for students studying for
the sacred priesthood taken up in st.
Johns church lest Sunday amounted to
about $50.