Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BEIlAIRE.
News Notes and Personal Items Picked Up
$40 About Town.

been the means Of decoration.
The Belmont oil well has done no drill
ing for several days. A defective boiler
has caused the delay. The work OF pros
pecting at the new German viii not be com
menced until it is seen whether the Belmont
is q success or not.
The Bellaire Nail Works shipped large
quantity of nails down the river
The First and Second wards will be pleas
ant places to live in-this summer. Every
thing will be nice and quiet down there.
Mrs. George Maring left tor Sonlerton
Yesterday, to visit friends.
Rev. ". W. Walker concludes his series
Of lectures on the Bible. this morning.
Messrs. Sam and John Henderson. OF Can
ton, who have beeni in the city seeing friends,
returned home Yesterday.
Miss Bella Wellington, of Wheeling, IS In
the city.
The second part Of the nine mile race, at
the Buckeye, for the Sl5 gold medal, last
night, was very exciting. lid Shuttle
worth, Will Myers and John Muth had a
holly contested race. The heats will be con-
cllded this evening, when the badge will be
presented TO the winner.
See this" said one OF the nailerS who is
interested in the independent organization
of steel cutters, as he pointed to o com mon
hox with blue letters representing Irish
Polish" on the side, and the ends which he
carried, enclosed in it is al that remains
of the defunct Hersey Lodge its charter,
books, etc. 1t goes up on the c. X 7. to
Pi;tsburg for burial, and has few mourn
Els" So saying he walked on.
Christian Fellowship" the subject OF
Rev. Monroe's discourse this morning.
The gentlemen interested in the new. d.
rectory of Bellaire propose to make 1t as
attractive as possible, and if the proper aid
ia given them the city will be Systematically
numbered and will be as other cities OF like
population, .,n,o
4 coal car was of the track in the B. d o.
,nrd yesterday afternoon, but was soon put
UIs.
N. L. Pearson can be found in his new
stand, next to the post0iiice, where the Reg
.srrE is kept constable on hand.
lev. J. X. McKallip is not able to OH
ciatc to-day. .
Ms. N. T. Hoge opened her new notion
slu:e last evening.
sam Girard is back at his desk in the
y \ o. office.
Faster sermon by Rev. Brown this morn
ing.
Be!laire has u schools and HOS pupils.
Mrs. Cochran, OF the National House. is
IL.
Iohn'K Weir, of this city, is President Of
h United Nai!ers of America.
John Gray has given his contract for 81
v,: halls to the Bottle Works.
about , o'clock this afternoon the re-
mains of Mrs Joseph Jeflers, Of the First
", 3D. will be deposited in Rose Hill Gene
c.v.
Change Of time on The C. 4 P. road 10
1ay.
The reports Of the Township Board Of
Trustees is crcditab!e Receipts Sl3.O33,-
a: expenditures $e.39Is9 Unlike the
.,h,c reports of the city and township it has
: balance.
70 morrow considerable scratching will
se done on the tickets and Uranium.
Most of the sick people about town are re
covering.
Mrs. John Gorby, of Newark after a
pI,asant visit with friends and relatives re
tu ned home last evening.
Councilman Gallagher indicated himself
in card yesterday signed by John Gallag
Ter, regarding the drawing OF money from
he city in the name of A. Gallagher.
BelIaire Labor Notes.
The Bellaire Stamping Company is pre-
pGring to build an addition as soon as the
weather will permit.
The Bellaire Nail Works is running along
,noothly now, with fair demand for nails
The river coal miners have been greatly
benefited by the rise.
The steel plant has taken on new mum
her OF new workmen.
The furnace of the Bellaire Nail Works
is not to be shut down for some time. A
Lev hot,blast is being erected here.
The Bottle Works has not lost day for
several weeks. Trade is fair and the boys
are happy.
The workmen on the track of the B. & 0,
vi have been working S hours OF late
have returned to the ten hour system.
Naring, Hart & Co. are encouraged at the
prospects of better glass trade.
Hersey Lodge of this city seems TO have
ONLY kindled blaze which will clean out
all the nailers belonging to the Amalgama
ted Association.
The flint glass trouble remains the same
The Crystal Window Glass Works vii
probably close On the 18th.
The fitna Machine works are running.
Some Of the idle workmen are going L
he come farmers
Tie planning mill is on in full.
Tie building prospects are encouraging.
The B. Il. 4 c. track is being repaired
inside the city.
By the starting OF couple Of new win
dow houses some of our lsborers have Sc
cured work in the Esst.
Rink Wrinkles.
Patsy Barrett's face bears the impression
Of heavy lick from polo club.
A good bottle blower may not be anything
of a skater, fact confirmed when Henri
Tottersoll fell and sprained his wrist caus
ing to loaf week.
The old custom of the audience having
business outside between the acts has beer
revcrsed somewhat since the erection Of tn,
Kinks.
The word Niagara" for the name Of (
rink, at once causes one 70 think about thu
falls which are generally not very hard t
ind inside of any rink.
The Grand Army boys had good OLE
lime at the Buckeye rink on Thursday even
ing. Some money was made.
Isaac Londo vas among the unfortunate,
last week but everything goes.
The reporters should be Gagged. The fou
newsmen who attend the Kinks are equal Il
at least eight ordinary people at the usus
prices, but the great trouble with them il
that when their hoofs drop on tho floor to
gslher there is no skating surface for the
rest OF the skaters when they are on thu
rounds to be seated.
Dave Lloyd should run his race witt
ShuttleEorth and satisy himself as 10 who i: