Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
BELLAIRE.

The INDICATIONS are that the giassmAkers
and the workmen will come TO some sort OF
an understanding toward resumipg to day.
Ii Is understood that in At least two fscto
ries the wages have been adjusted to satisfy
the workmen. 1t is the hope Of all that the
lockout will be broken to day.
Mrs B Winsns, OF Washington City,
is in Bellaire seeing her old friends.
Richards has failed to keep his word with
Hell, as yet, and it is probable that we will
have no race this year.
An old country chap said he had q coon
that could lick certain Bellaire dog. The
owner of the canine would not agree with
bim and said that he would bet him S25
that the coon couldn't. The offer was &C
cep,ed and tsi h money put up.
The BelaiIe rurnrro' Singing Society has
decided 10 90 10 Wheeling on next Monday
with big brass band, by wav OF the street
cars and the upper ferry. The trip to the
Nail City will be a sort Of an excursion,
you know, said Jolly German last evening,
land we want oil the people along the line
Of the road 10 do us honor by listening to
the music as We 90 BY" Arrangement
have been made with the ferry to run until
late hour on Monday night, so that all can
return home the same day.
NJ. Msring will be home from New York
this evening.
The School Board has done nothing Of
Importance for the last two weeks
DR.. G. F. Day, one OF eur young physi'
ciaus, has decided TO locate at lronton, o.
Wherever he goes, may success attend him
A number Of down town people were up
at Mrs w j. Clsrks last night trying her
new favored ice cream from peaches.
The lookup was quiet yesterday and last
night
Yesterday was equal u some Of the days
of July
More miners have been set TO work out
thu B. 20.
The Bellaire City Club and the Globes
PLAYED q match game OF ball on the com
mons yesterday afternoon. The game was
not finished in playing, but was brought 10
conclusion by q general kick. You re
another" Hit me, il you dare, You cant
take it up and many other expressions
Of q nature likely TO frighten the timid were
INDUCED in, after which an all aboard"
was made for home. II appears that the
catcher Of the Globes let.the ball on the third
strike Of a batter pass him and while the
.oI mer cut weeds and earth in his quest for
rhe misguided tall, the runner made haste
10 call it Home. Sweet Home after the
fashion sung on the Diamond. Tom Mur-
ptv made a decision. Tom was the um
piIc, you must know, position he has sue
cessfully occupied since he forsook his vaca
non in the glass factory to summer it
along with the rest Of the "bhoys Yes
Tom sent out q decision. bat without the
fleet be had looked for. Some Of the
Iobes were satisfied that you could no,
rake full circle when the third ball hap
pened 10 pass the catcher and they joined
IN with the club pitted against them and
INDUCED in the effusions above spoken OF.
Your reporter was on the scene of conflict
scon after the battle with bis little scoop
shovel looking for gore, but returned dis
appointed individual The picked nine was
ahead before the kick and the umpire de.
cided the game in favor Of the Bellaire city
club. The score was 2 10
The Missionary and Sunday School Con.
yention in the Christian Church was well
attended yesterday. Below is rhe pro-
gramme for to-day:
Gar m.-Prayer and song service; report
Of committees; church work; Praying"
Mr. Smith; Fellowship" Z, A. Myers;
Fault Finders Rev. Z J. Hart; Young
Men for the Ministry" Allanson Wilcox;
Indifferent Churches" W. II. Devore; reci.
tation Elmore Harris; Elders and Preach
RS Conference" W Il. Willison.
1902. m.-"SuDdsy School Work-How
10 Improve Our Schools " J. II Bremen.
s,uhl: Conferences and Dificulies,' Allan
.on Wilcox Who Should Attend A. J.
Hopkins; essay, Teachers Reward" Miss
Hattie johnson; sermon, Rev. Mr.. Har-
Wy.
7:3O p m-Praise meeting; sermon, J.
4 Brenc nftGhl.