Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
BELLAIRE,

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into history without any very special ies-
ture to mark it's existence. Tuesday the
bell in the City Building tolled for the last
sad rites of our late Vice President. The
Mayor, during the first part Of the week,
announced his intention of ooeying the
CITY ordinance 10 collect license from
travelling performances. andI the canine
show az the Niagara Rink felt the tffscr Of
the tax. Freight continues heavy on both
the B. & o. and C. & P. roads, and the
boys in the yards are compelled to do
double quick work for the present. The
various industries about the city contiaue
70 run. with one or two exceptions, In full.
The Bellaire Nail Works enjoys an envia-
bls reputation aud still ships its steel nails
oefors they can cool II would hardly be
right TO close up the chronicles for the
week without saying something about an
accident at the Steel Works. They are OF
FREQUENT occurrence Up there, aud the ore
that occurred last Friday has probably
ruined the life Of one man. II will con-
,ipue thus, as the work lie dangerous, and
an employe carries his life in his own
hands, as it were.
THE GoSTEFIoRE HOP.
The private soiree given by the Monte
fore Society, in the Eiysiau rink, Wednes'
dsy night was an elegant affair in every
particular. The dancers appeared on the
! floor in full dress and Whirled away the
hours 10 the merry music of La Roches
orchestra. At midnight the sssemblsge
,ciourred OF the East Lske Dining Rooms,
where 40 elegant repast vas served, after
which the pleasures OF the evening were
continued ubtil al early hour Friday morn
ing. The grand march, which was led by
Isaac Lachs aud Miss Emma Krauss,
was very fine. A number Of visitors we're
present from defiance. among whom we
noticed CsEk Baue, OF Pittsburg; Herman
Cert, of Allegheny; ]. Einsieiu, Of CIevs'
land; Louis Franklin, of Baltimore; Louis
H.mmelri3ht and J. 81. Silvermau, OF
P.ttsburg; Charles Williams, Chss. Beck.
man and Gus Emsheimer, of Wheeling,
and Misses Emma, Clara aud Salvins
Kraus Blanche Blum, Hannah Heymsp,
Beckie Beekman, Rosa Rosenssein and
Mary Heymsn.
A CLASS EXCURSION.
The A class of the high school the one
that will graduate this year If no unforeseen
obstacle prevents. responded 10 an invita-
ton to attend q party at MoHndsSIlie on
Thursday night. At 7 o'clock the Prin.
cess left the wharf with her merry crowd
and landed it safely at Moundsville shortly
after 8 o'clock. The visitors were escorted
70 the residence of Sheriff Showacre where
they spent the evening ia games and
| amusements OF various kinds. a bounti
tul supper was given at midnight, presided
over BY the little hostess, Misc Carrie Show.
acre. The crowd returned about clock
Friday morning. Those present were:
Misses Maggie King. Nettie Kurz, Laura
Free, Laura Grouse, Bessie Miller, Clara
Taeobsld. Ber,ie Ing!er, Mary McKslip,
Flora Hsatheriugton, Mamie Randolph,
Hattie Heath, Julia Shssts and Winnie
B ,sse,t, aud Messrs. Charles Hamilton,
James Dubois, John Muth. Harry Nc,
G,pgor, Will kirkpatrick, Will Phillpst,
Charles Sheets, Dan Mckinley, Will eie@-
art and Frank Wenner.
tbs ]. J. CLUB HOP.
Among the events of social nature last
week zone were more plsasent than the
party given by the old familiar ]. j. Club
at the home of Miss Clara Theobold, in the
Fourth ward. A list CT those present is
appended: Misses Annie Stevens, Minnie
Leach, Annie Davis Emma Littleton,
Minnie and Jessie Marsh. Myrtle Robinson,
Hattie Moore, Jodis Patterson, Lizzie Pr
Der and Miss Werlich, ard Mesirs Frank
Williams, John Runyon, Tbos. Springer,
Thos. Freese, George and Thos Stevens,
George Ball, Will Moore, viii Frazier, Al.
Thompson and Dr. Cooper.
This week, the committee selected By
the. Y. NJ c. A. to solicit subscri ptiOns
ard members for the rew association, vii!
cal upon our business men and citizens
generally. If you do not want to join the
association you can become contributing
member, paying so much a year, for the
msintainsnce OF free readiog room. L
is to be hoped that the committees will be
treated literally, The work accomplished
this far by the institution, was very aAtter-
ing,
The doctors tell stbat more people have
been troubled with their hears since the
deploraols happening ct the rink three
weeks ago than was ever known before.
Especially so is heart disease soaring l.
great many young people who have beer
expert and excessive rollers. 1t is charged
that some of the young gentlemen whose
best girls have ceased to be affectionste
With them, are finding thStit is heart dis.
ease that is troubling them and their blue,
ness is attributed to the rink Fond
mothers who never befCre knew that heart
trouble existed in the family, age nov tax
ing precautionary steps 10 keep their chil-
dren from an early grave. 0 hers draw
on their imagination even worse than the
i, stances noted above, without stopping to
think. Skating to excess is abusive, hutif
the rollers are used in moderation no harm
will result. With all the opposition 10 the
Kinks, there ere still three or four hundred
Of our young people who enjoy the pasiime
aud there yet remains ct least thousand
persons Who delight in the scenes preva.
lent ct the rink.
Que Of our gentlemen teachers who at
tended the meeting OF the Eastern 0aio
Teachers Association at Canal Dover last
week expresses himself as surprised at the
weakness Of the papers read and the
speeches made by those on the pro-
gfamme. He is of the opinion that the
paper read by Miss Taylor of this city,
was fax shows all tbs rest in Poin! OF com
position ard soundness.
The mud on Union street is being piled
on both sides OF the road. The city ia
now ready to 90 filing in Of all kinds
When viii the u5elessuess OF filing up and
scraping of the streets cessei
The members Of the a. NJ E. Church
will attend the quarterly meeting in
Wheeling to-day.
! The midgets will be at the Niagara rink
en- Saturday night.
Miss Molhe Nolgirgton, OF Wheeling is
the guest Of Miss Jessie Wiley, on Rose
Hill.
The wind played havoc with tie vim
doWs in seGls Bros store
Fred Ebersl has decided 10 discontinue
the feed business.