Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
BELLAIKE C0tI. ElNERS
Hold "a Meetins-News OF All Kind
From Ihere.

From There.
Yesterday afternoon the coal miners
OF this district met al City Hall to take
action Ia regard to the lockout at Cam
bridge, with NJ. w. T. Smith Of franklin,
In the chair and Mr.. Crozier, OF this city as
Secretary. Shortly after convening dis
patch was received from Cambridge stating
that the operators had agreed TO the dis
trict prices (last summersl and work
would be resumed here and elsewhere at
once. The trouble grew out OF the locked
out miners claiming that the mines run.
ming filled orders for lhe Cambridge oper-
ators, aud by this mt.rns hey could keep
their miners locked out.
MIsCELLAShn,s rITY NEWS.
LAST night services were held In the
Christian Church and viii be held every
night until further n"i'Ge.
Next Wednesday B:Sht the Ministers
Aid Society OF the SJnih Bellaire N. K.
Church will hold thei: next meeting at
Mrs. J. s Sterrirs IN the First ward, at
which time an election 0f Office rs will take
place.
A select darre will be given in C'ntrh
Hall by the HarmoniA Clnb OF Easter
Monday evening.
The commissary will not close u rtil the
18th instant
A number OF women whose soas or
brothers get drunk declare they will make
il hot for some saloon keepers, 10 sall 10
these people after being warnei not 10
DO so.
The Office seeker is the pleassn .es; man
in town.
sETTLIsG u.
Government checks for the amount OF
each bill forwarded from this city we're re-
~ ha
were sent back tO be itemiZsd. The ag2re-
gate amOiInt Of the chicks sent Is 81, BIG:
The amount tn he item'zsi SIS. Thus Bel
laire gets So 81 from ibe general Govern
nr-pt on account Of the food,
Tonight the u S S Society will meet
Al the residence Of Miss Mary Powell. in
lbe Fourth war;.
Yesterday morning Nsr.hsl Drugan pur-
chased tine horse aud will start an eK'
p-P,s wagon.
on April tie SiLters will occupy the
SaIuei Brsid.n residoncs on Belmont
STR 81. This is nrces s'i'ated by the incfeas
ng numbers OF Music scholars.
The erieriSif nent given by the Mission
isbbaih tchool last week In the Prssby.
ierIaD church will be repeated next Thurs
day night
CO... G l.. Poorman, in the Language OF
the small boy, is getting there" aud will
place Sombart gss engine In the Tribune
office shortly which will run the press very
rapidly.
engine and train OF cars jumped tbs track
near the depot, which wss caused BY the
snow.
The sistersville Independent has not
been issued since the food.
Sunday Cincinnati papers are not deliv.
cred in Bellaire till ?. n. Monday, later BY
some hours than they trrivs In New York
city. ~
Johns church TO night.
PFRsoHaLs.
w. II McMec5eu, OF Bridgeport was In
the city Yesterday Ou business.
Mrs. NrchaeI Hayden and George Peter.
son are quite sick.
Mrs. Ben jsmin Eyley and children, Of
Martins Ferry, Waited friends In this city
yesterday.
David Lee, rosd msster. and Captain Il
T. Deyries, general agent in this section for
the 3 & o company, were In the city yes.
terdsy In consultation with Col. s. l.
Mooney Of the Is u K G. road.
Mr.. Will White. one Of the many good
ball players Of the city, will plsy with the
Allegheny cIUb the comm season.
The bsppipst man in the First ward is
William HesiOp. on account oil hne girl
baby.
MT. J : Alum. OF Iowa. has returned
after delightful visit with Mr.. John Al
lum. of the First ward.
Mr. John Hartshorn Is spending . few
DAYS with fr,fDGS ai Glencoe.
Mrs. Liz'e Hoffman, OF Portland. 10 en-
toying the bnsplaliiiss OF Mr.. John 10
mick and family.
NJ. Fred Rodenigg has been named for
city treasurer.
Fred Stead, who has been down with
typhoid fever, 10 able TO be out.
Miss Mary Rowley, OF Martins Ferry,
was the guest Of Gravel Hill friends
vesterday