Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-03
BELLAiRE.

Ma ara FINK drew large crown. Iue
u.val Saturday evening dance of the Medi-
telIaneau Club was not held.
II ere was but one event in the line OF an
entertainment during the week, the gather
ing f the Echo Club at the home Of Mrs.
Gtmge Boyce in the Fourth ward, on Thurs
day evening. T. evening was unpleasant
but had no effect in repulsing the crowd.
a few minutes past eight, when La Roche IS
orchestra gave forth the opening waltz, the
fcor was occupied by about twenty couples.
The Niagara has the field to herself at
present and for the past several days has
had only moderate houses. 1t is thought
the remaining rink will close as soon as the
weather gets uncomfortably warm. During
the summer the Niagara is to be nicely
painted and decorated in the inside.
TIE Ohio Valley Trades Assembly is now
being organized all along the valley of the
Ohio. The assembly is protection for all
classes Of union labor, end although but a
few weeks old it is growing rapidly. The
members have been Folding weekly meet
ings since its organization. Last Sunday,
at m Getting to which the public was in
vited in Wheeling, aIlarge audience OF Wis
itors we're assembled who witnessed the
working Of the assembly. This afternoon
ut 5 o'clock another, meeting will be held, to
which all are invitedN 1t is hoped that the
City Hall will be crowded.
Labor Notes.
Nest all of the factories are making re-
pairs
The nail works are now running in full.
Repairs ofall kinds are being made at the
steel works
The Bellaire Stamping Company is turn
ing out large amount Of stamped tinware.
A large amount OF repairing Of all kinds
is being done about town;
TIE B. 4 o. miners are still idle.
The scheme to start the LsBelle will
hardly be a success.
Two engines are now constantly en-
plo, ed in the C. 4 P. yard.
Workmen are repairing the B., l.. u c..
tr,s lie work.
Al. OF Maring Hart & Co s statesmen are
op b" road.
The coal banks are doing very litLe.
II planning mill is furnishing the lumber
fer everal contracts about town.
Business at the river is pretty good.
AIT of the rolls at the mill was being re-
psirec yesterday.
10 Hill is having couple of new resi-
derc,s p1t on 1t.
The paper hanger and the paint brush
man has more activity about him than any
one else at present.
A report was circulated about town that
Shannon Archer had been badly used up By
Scott Borham. The report was investiga-
led and Mr.. Archer was found in good con-
dition and knew nothing Of the reported
trouble.
The Big Ten Club with colors flying will
go down the river in their boat tomorrow.
Milton Moore, of Warnock, who has been
bed.fast for several weeks, is recovering.
Quimby Herrick is home from business
trip.
Col. Z B. Bowie has received fine
basket Of flowers from friend in Nashville,
Tenn. Who is the donor?
Mrs Burt Of Warrington, W. Va, is in
town.
It'd" Sbuttlesworth and Harry Hyatt
skated for the people Of Benwood last Thurs,
day evening.
Mrs. Murray Fawcett has returned from
visit to Chicago.
Miss Maggie McCsfrey is quite sick.
Mr.. Hodgins is clerkiDg for Anderson
Brothers.
Some of our people will attend the sacred
concert in Wheeling this afternoon.
There is some dissatisfaction among the
members OF the graduating class. The
gentlemen, with one exception, have quit
school. The class says they have not been
properly treated BY the Superintendent.
Rev. Mr.. Nolan, of Wellsville breaches
morning and evening in the Episcopal
Church. Rev. W. ". Walker is in Mounds.
vile to-day. -
Rev. DR.. Williams will hold the usual ser.
vices in the First NJ. L. Church to day.
Rev. James L. Reed, of West Alexander,
fills the pulpit in the First Presbyterian
Church to-day.
j +. Purrell is in Woods6eld.
Berry" Lucas is thinking Of going to
Illinois.
The Browns were out praeticing on the
diane nd yesterday.
The Elysian rink will be crowded OF
Wednesday night to see the Knights Of St
George.
Thomss Deegsn and John Powers have
purchased TIE Ocean saloon.
Sheriff Sed~ick was in town yesterday.
Dennis Murphy is laid up With sickness
Belmont Grove No l9, U. A. o. D..
elec'ed the following officers: n. A., jacob
Biehl;. Y. A, Fred Soner; Secretary. A
Roe6er; Treasurer, A. Schick; J. G., Chas
Baehusn; Trustees, George Kern, Fret
Rodewig. A. Brand.
Glass City Grove, L. A. o. D., elected
officers as follows: NJ A., Thomas Selby
v. N. A., W. H. Drugan; Secretary. ]. H
Mo'ttr; Treasurer. A. McClain; /. g., Thos
Rosser; o. g., George Kern.
| The usual services win be co4ducted .