Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
BEIlAIRE,

1Ac lCAusleE IN Cn1tRo VI Juo uIOOc
Mills -four wagon was driving over the foot
crossing on the northeast corner Of the
Square yesterday, when q barrel Of -four
that was in the wagon rolled of. The driver
did not know Of his loss and proceeded on
up street until he came to the place of Its
delivery. The horses were halted, but when
he looked for his -four it was gone. He
was somewhat scared, but reclaimed his
property, which was surrounded by q crowd
OF young street Arabs, who were having
q hearty laugh over the joke on the driver.
Moral-Fssten the end gate, as -four Is sd-
ysnCing in price.
The Lloyd Tragedy Company had g fine
performance and should have been better
attended. Had the play been repeated here
q full house would have greeted the com
pany.
A number of boys about town are becom-
ing notorious as skate thieves. They have
managed to steal several pairs at the
Niagara, but are now closely watched.
The surprise party on Mrs. Annie HesloP
was q very pleasant affair, and the lady was
the recipient of many presents
Council r~e-orgsnized last night and elect
ed John r. Gov, City Clerk.
Pig race at the Niagara rink tonight.
Mrs. Lilly Kelly has received 5000
from the New York Life Insurance Co, the
amount Of the policy held By her husband,
John Kelly, now deceased.
The Echo Club gave one Of their pleasant
hops on Gravel Hill last night.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school Will have an
entertainment.
A large number Of witnesses from here
are in ST. Clairsville in attendance on the
Borham trial. ,
Viii Zilch had his orchestra in Benwo65
last nigSSt playing at the rink.
Rev. NJ. Heinzs and wife left yesterday
for New Philadelphia.
This is the afternoon tor the ladies' al the
Elysian rink. -,
Ed Alum is now librarian at the South
Bellaire NJ f. Sunday School.
When it comes to polo our boys are on
Thomas Strong, MaSsillon, is in town.
Colored people are now allowed IN the
Elysisn. -,
Nessrs r. ]. Riley and ". L. Csllen will
% TO work at once on the new directory for
Bellaire providing Council gives them some
encouragement.
A r Morrison, former manager at the
steel works, has gone to Pittsburg. Sue
cess. " -.
Adam Faupel will probably o his
family to California.
The miners who have been digging the
rs56linv coal for Sullivan and Kinds, have
been allowed to return to work BY the strik'
Col, c. S. S. Baron is improving, and was
The Buckeye rink still has a fine floor
and a good band.
mems Foreign Missionary Society, OF the St
Clairsyille Presbytery, conyenes IN this city
his afternoon, in the First Presbyterian
Church. The following programme has
been arranged for to-day:
Devotional E~xersises.
Greeting, Ms. r. NJ. Brown.
Opening Remarks BY the President C,uDh.u
Singing.
Minutes of Last Annual Meeting.
poroiIment. APPOINTMENT OF Committees.
Young Ladies' Meeting,
Nj Mary stone, Of Cambridge, Presiding.
Reports from Mission Bands
Erercisrs IN China. Short Addresses, &c.
PRAYER. Singing. Adjourn.
~EvESISG-7:S0.
TreasureTs Report, Ms. r !. Alexander.
SscrptaTy's Report, Ms. VIM. Alexander
Singing.
AaSrsss Rev. Gerald +. Dale, Syria.
Voluntary Addresses
Doxolozy. Benedicion. Adjourn.
The Belmont county teachers exsmina
ton will be held on Saturday IN this city.
Joseph DOepler played with the rollers
and a sling has charge ofhis arm.
Alouzo Young, Of the First ward, who ha'
been fishing in the neigh5OrhoOd OF Mounds
Vile for several days, was accidentally
drowned while working in a small ooa'
about some barges. DIS body noseeo De
18Th the barges and has not been recov
cred at this writing. He was an apprentice
how A 1.-THE Bellaire window glass works.
Regular meeting OF the Home BeneVo
lent Society this afternoon.
Rhea at the Opera House to night