Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-14
BrLI.A1Rx PONIES.
Tho 1. O. q. 7. Ceavsns,on and OtAsr News
OF the Day.

The i. O. q. r.. C~onveneton nnd Otoef cewn
OF b nay.
The convention Of the I. o. g. 7. In
session yesterday in the Christian Church,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Grand Chief Templar, Harry
B. White, of Toledo; Grand Counselor.
Philip Martin, OF Brilliant; g. v. T., Mn.
N. W, MeCaesel, of Youngstown; g. 8. ].
T., Miss Mary A.. Beach, Columbus; Grand
Secretary, Charles Williams Of Findiay;
Grand Treasurer, ". r. Lotspeich, Lon
don; Representatives to the r ". g. L,
Harry B. White, Chas- Williame and Rsv.
L. E Prentiss; Alternate Representatives.
Walter 8. Payne, A. L Tsllott and Miea
Mary A. Beech. Before adjournment al
noon, in ore of the most happy eforts Of
the session, Grand Chief Templar, Harr.
B. White, presented to g. v. T, Mra.
Jones, Q most beautiful reg,lia. The con-
vention decided to meet next year 10
Defiance.
John Smart, of Warnock, left home
eleven years ago. For q time he wrote "a
his mother, but after q year or two all cor
respondence ceased and his parent snp'
poeed him dead. The other day Smart
wrote from Missouri, and the message
brought great cheer to his mothers heart.
It is likely that the window glass fac
tories will not get Q supply Of natural 90
when they resume. The gaa company u
watching every move Of the concerns.
A good sized eagle Wa seen at the fool
of Boggs' Island, yesterday. A couple o.
sportsmen tried to shoot the bird, bul
were unsuccessful.
Belmont county sent about $50 G. A. r.
veterans ~ the Columbus 70 union, bu'
for some cause the boys did not stay to-
gether.
A sister of James Fittop, who left thee.
parts thirty years ago and who has lived
in the West since, 10 here visiting friends,
The Street Fair Committee last night
considered a contract to lay fisg-stont
pavement across the public square.
The Good Tsmplsts had = big bsnque,
In the First N. E. Church last night
The convention il now over.
Through the new pipe laid By the Ian
tern Globe Works the factory expects 4
get all the gas it requires.
Mrs. j. T. Rye has a fine racing hors'
which she desires to dispose Of. The ami
NAL can 20 q mile in Las.
The farmers residing west Of here repor
q heavy hail storm Of short durstion OF
Wednesday evening.
The average passenger On a rsilroas
these days encounters things that almos
make him weary.
Eastern Standard time is what the towr
clock runs on now. 1t won't take US lOnl
to get used toit.
The Democratic clubs at whitney and
Warnock meet at tie latter place to-mor
row evening.
A number of our people attended IL,
funeral Of Mrs. Robert Courtney, at st
Clairsville.
The Elysian Theatre is having o new
room put on and is receiving interior dec
~orations.
Most Of Geo. Msring's household good
will be sold ut auction tomorrow after
noon.
Capt. Tbeo. Garrett yesterday afternoon
sold IA lots near the Belmont coal works
The steamer Bellsire goes to Powhatar
this evening with n private crowd.
Only several Of tn country schools Il
this neighborhood have resumed.
Frank Myers will return 10 college b
Delaware, U.
The Banquet Club dances on Gravel Hi
this evening.
The south side OF the public square Ia Il
be paved.
Milk will be dearer after this week.