Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
BELLAIRE.
A Solid Column of Fresh and Newsy
Matter.

| matter.
The following is the form of procession
and programme to he observed to-day:
Societies will reports at $3.50 at City Hall.
The school children will lead the process.
sion.
Local Union No. "a, A. F. W, will
form on the left of the schools.
The /. o. o. F. will form on the left of
the glass workers
Tue X. of G. f will form on the left OF
the Odd Fellows
The U. o. A. Nj. will form on the left of
the knights of the Golden Eagle.
Other societies not yet reported will be
placed on the left of the American
Mechanics
The |. o. G. T. form next on the left.
The W. r. @. will form on the left OF
the Good Templare.
The Wenner Cadets preceded by the G.
A r. Drum Corps, will act as an escort 20
Spangler Post. They will, with the Sons
of Veterans, report to II. O. Kemple, Post
Commander. The G.. A. K. will occupy
the extreme left of the line.
The column will move at 9O'clOck q. M,
sharp. moving forward to Thirty
street; west on Tbirty-secOnd 70 Belmont;
north on Belmont 20 Thirty seventh; west
on Thirty seventh to Noble, sout on Noble
TO Central avenue; west to the cemeteries
Returning by Central avenue to Guernsey
street; south TO Thirty-tirst; east to Union
and disbaud.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
The following programme of exercises
will be observed by Spanger Post at Rose
Hill Cemetery: Music; reading OF orders
by ediutant address by commander; music
by choir; prayer by chaplain; formal decor
alton by post commander, officer of day
and chaplain; music by choir; salute TO the
dead by Weuner Cadets; Grafton by Rev. J.
@. Smith; hymn-America; benediction;
general decorations by the comrades.
Most OF the stores will close from to -
to day. Some will remain cloeed all day.
The bank will not be open and most of the
factories will be off
The street car drivers yesterday quit
work because the company would not pay
them 81 so q day They have been re-
ceiving 81 % a day. The only car that
WAS run Yesterday WAS the one which
Manager Rodowig took charge of himself
| At 6 o'clock last evening there were no
cars running. The company claims that
it is losing So or $40 a day, and cannot
afford 10 pay the drivers any more than
they have been receiving. Mr.. u. y.
Crane of the Street Railway Company,
was at the last meeting Of Council, and
said that the road was losing money, and
that the city should come to the relief Of
the organization Although our City
Fathers could not see why the company
should be reimbursed, the subject was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
George Westlake, who has been in Low
ell Mass, playing ball, returned home
Yesterday. He has signed with Mans
field. and the twins, Rob. and George"
will hereafter play with that club.
The bottle blowers of Washington, Pa,
will he here to-day to play game OF ball
with the employees of the bottle words IN
this city.
The street car company thinks it should
be released from paving between the
tracks, as the railroad is not making any
money.
A gambling house on Union Street, run
by strangers, has rsked in several hun
bred dollars here during the past four
days.
The Civil Engineer has established the
grade for Gurpesey street and paving can
be commenced on that thOroughfare any
time.
Some of the bids for street paving were
AZ log as 50 cents, but they were all re-
ieeted on account of their irregularity.
The Columbus club has retained play
er it intended TO bounce for Nicholson,
and Thos. is not wanted now.
The various window and flint glass fac
tories are rot working regularly on &C
count of poor supply of gas.
The new electric light company has
asked Council for the privilege of erecting
poles in the city.
It is likely that the old work house will
be torn down and a new and larger build
ing substituted.
Mr.. Chase, travelling agent Ohio State
Journal, was in the city yesterday soliciting
business.
All the graduating class that was exam
ined Saturday came out successful.
The o'clock boat is an excellent means
of going TO see the ball game.
Some of our people went mp to the races
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