Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
BEllAiRE,

Bellaire to day, metaphorically speaking,
is not the city she was pictured two months
ago. How changed she is Everywhere
the curling smoke ascends to the heavens
and signifies the return of prosperity, for
without smoke Bellaire represents Q dead
city. Most of the flint houses have been
running for about q month now and the
employees have before tails relocated them.
selves TO the old accustomed duties. The
window houses have not been able to do
much as yet, with the exception OF the
Enterprise, which has been running stead
lily for some weeks. The Crystal, with its
new gas furnace, is ss proud as was the
Republican coon the day after the SECTION
Everything is working as desired, and the
new ccalsaver is q success. The BellAire
has been engaged for the psst week getting
both furnaces ready for making glass, and
Yesterday the second. or lower one, made
its first blow. This factory is now ready
fol- q steady run. The Union has not
started. This works has been idle since
last February and is liable to be from pres.
ent indications for some time yet. With
all but one industry running, there should
not be much reason for complaint, and
when The condition o! the cities around us
is considered, it would appear that We
really are in a position to rejoice.
Each year the painful necessity OF
adopting some work on temperance IN our
public schools asserts itself Some time
ago the W. C. I. U. submitted work to
the board which is under consideration,
and we think will be accepted, but not be-
tore the beginning Of next year. Besides
morality should receive, .
great deal OF attention from those who have
the pupils OF our schools in charge. Some
teachers hold they are not responsible for
the language used by boys under their
care. This is probably in literal sense,
true, bu: it appears to the average person
a queer way 10 train pupil. Give boy
a good ,ntal education and pay DO alien
ton TO his moral training and you have him
in about the same relation that one leg
cut off at the knee is to the one unim.
paired. Educate q person and you give
him thorough development oil over.
Some Of the schocls in the State not only
prohibit the use Of profane language, but
1isallcw the use Of nick names while on
the school premises. The best time to
channel the average American is when be
Is young, and his days Of youth are usually
spent in the school room II is pity to
hear swearing about the premises Of pub
lie place OF instruction. Train q boy while
1t his studies the way be should dsport
himself ard show him the folly Of wicked.
ness and it will exert an influence over
him. Like instructions should be given
him at home, in fact the more
be gets Of it in kindly way the better.
There is no reason why he should not re.
ceive this attention as long a. it 10 no
trouble TO give it 10 bin. j. 10 not the
business Of o teacher to make Sam Jones
Or any other pupil use the pencil in his
light hand, yet how many Of them do, and
are always thanked for their trouble after
he habit is broken. A left handed writer
o the exact
MODEL OF UGLTsEss
md an educated man without morals is Q
burden in the society Of the intelligent.
The week just past was the scene Of Q
number Of pleasant events. The tenth
anniversary ball Of the Liederlranz Sing.
Dg Society was pleasant event The
lop given in Turner Hall for the benefit OF
he idle nsil.feeders passed Of quietly and
/ nice sum was realized. Owing to Hal.
ow Zen there was the usual number OF
sfy pullings. Rev. ". W. Walker enter.
aimed number OF his gentlemen
riends on Friday night. The dance
,iven by John Ham was peasant affair.
About fifty Of our colofed people took in
he skating carnival at Rarnesville. and
Iuite large number tripped the light |
sntas,ic" at the home Of George Stewart,
N Winding Hill. At q party on Wheeling
Stand, on Wednesday evening O number |
( young gentlemen from here we're in at |
enhance. Ia fact the week was not Q |
uiet one by no means.
The roller rink craze in this city has |
sssed into history and the business Of |
INNING rink has got down TO fneness.
Iast winter when visions about paying for |
8, 200 skating house in three moSths,
oated through the minds OF some gentle.
nep, they we're led into building q fne
ink, but the three months question was
tipped in the bud aud it will take twice
hat many years TO clear the cost If present
udication count any thing. The above
efers more particularly TO the NisRass,
which is noE 10 FIRST class condition and ID
pen for, the season. The manager in |
ends to do Gil there is 10 bis power 70 run
first clsss skating place, and al Who at.
End can rest assured that they will be
reated well. The EIysisn rink will coon
e ready for opening, having had nun
er of repairs 10 its interior.
@. II. Dsnkwortb, Who for several years
as served faithfully as clerk on the upper
resigned Ais position Yesterday |
nd will go to work in the c. L p. freight
flee.
Bellaire Lodge No. 2e7, p. 4 AN,
nd Spapgler Poet will attend rhe funeral
Z. B. LsEmsn, ct ! o'clock this after.
DON.
Good TidiDgs' Day in the First n. z.
huron to day.
LIZ otOfRe mkstf ana Vile are mere
ON Kansas, wishing the family of George
|. Muth.
Wilson 4 Wetherald began their auction
lie yesterday.
The Y. NJ C. A. met last night.
Hallowe'en at this VT. ing 10 not fairly
!. More tomorrow.
The AIyERs.
Tomorrow the coal miners throughout
is district will ask 90 sdunce in the
ice Of mining. They are oil organized
i'd feel that their demands will be grant.
l. As has been roied before the men
nployed in the Belmont and Pitnburg
,al banks along the river have already
'ked for IT cents, The same price - &
anded BY the rest. Il 10 thought that o
rike OF any consequence win be averted
several Of the peddliDg banks have sig.
fed their willingness to acceds the de- ,
snds. but II is understood they will raise
e price ofeoal delivered. Both operators
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