Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-10
BEllAIRE.

The nail factory laid of yesterday on &C
count Of some of the machinery breaking,
and will probably not resume work until the
middle Of the week. One OF the large shears
at the steel plant broke last Thursday and
the company had to send to Pittsburg for a
new casting. The works will not 60 on un-
Ill Tuesday or Wednesday. These works
have had remarkably bad luck with acct
dents since they started. Just about the
time the works get to running smoothly
something breaks or gets out Of order, and
the men are thrown out Of employment for
several days. The pay car on the b., u. K
C road was anxiously looked for by the
employees yesterday, but it did not
put in an appearance Two and
half months pay are due the boys,
Mrs Whims, Of West Wheeling, was the
guest of Mrs. W. c. Warnock, in the Second
ward, yesterday Father Gull will officiate
at the I and 9 o'clock mass in st. Johns
church tomorrow. The Cleveland and
Hendricks club viii meet in City Hall on
Monday nights hereafter. The club will be
made permanent organization, and on the
next meeting they will choose an appropri
ate name ion their organization. Frank
Dougherty has opensd a saloon in the Sea
bill property on Belmont s..-22el Andre"
Keidish, foamerly Of the C. & P. I;o.-t has
returned to his old position as brakesman
on the road, Jack McGrew of the Bel
mont glass works, went to Belmont yes
terday TO attend the funeral Of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Allie McGrew.
Mre. DIR. Anduddle, Of Denver, Colorado,
who had been visiting relatives in this city
the past month, returned to her home yes
terday. A little child OF John Kincaid, our
water works engineer, is lying very seriously
i'll at Warnock's Miss Mary Sproat is Wis
iiing friends in GAINESVILLE for few DAYS
before she leaves for Wadsworth, Ohio.
where she will teach school the coming
year. Rev. Father McCabe, who has been
administering St Johns parish during the
absence Of Father Gull, left for his home in
Pittsburg yesterday. The reverend gentle
man made many friends during his stay
here. Police business is dull these DAYS.
Mrs James Rodeter is dangerously sick at
her home south of town. James Campbell,
Of St. Mary S, rs, former Belmont county
boy, was shaking hands with old acquaint.
ances on our street yesterday. Mr.. Wood
Hines, our popular coal merchant, will leave
ty-morrow for Asbury Park, N. J. He will
be absent several weeks Several Bellairc
people will excurt tc Chippewa Lake over
the c., L. & W. road to day. An infant
child of Charles Kehrer was taken to Pitts
burg yesterday for burial A new Blaine
and Logan club was organized Friday even
ing. The members are all society young
men and we may look for a crack club.
The glass house boys who have been out on
fishing excursions during their summer va
cation are coming in slowly. bat they will
all be here by the last Of this week and
nearly all Of the factories will go to work
tomorrow week. Massrs. !. 81. CASTOR, D.
II. rnrah and C. J.. Poorman attended the
the Republican Executive Committee meet
ing at ST. CIairsyiile yesterday. Herr
GGernella. The western wonder attracted
large audience at City Hall last nigh, to see
LIS .tirit 4ho Mrs. e. j. Mckee and