Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-06
BEI.LAIRE.

The Glass CITY has responded nobiy to
thu call for relief 20 the food sufferers.
The nancy raised in Belaire from all
.o1rces viii not fol- short OF $1,000. The
committees that canvassed The city col
lsc,ed over 81, 200 and the amount con
.ributed by The lodges and benevolent IN
sfitntiops OF the city will be at least 5000.
The employes of the bottle and lantern
olob- works raised R65 The callectlons
have been pat in tho hands ci W. j. MOO
ri-or. who viii dispose OF the cash as me
committee appointed suggests. IL Il likely
hat Bell.ire's QUcto will 20 to Johnsto "n.
Most al the subscriptions appear 10
ba going 10 that cry. There e number Of
yillsgss outside of stricken YOUNGSTOWN
That require attention also, and these
nlaces should receive some OF the vast
s1ns OF monies that are being donated all
ov-r the country. A box OfgoOds donated
bis First and Third ward citizens VIII be
amt wherever it is needed some time this
week.
Ex.MayoT George Criswell died yester-
dav oorni9e at the home Of his son IN
Wheeling, aged rs years. Mr.. Orisweil
bss resided 10 Bellare most Of his HE
saving been taken to Wheeling when Ill
rs.s overlook him he heG number OF
office. during his life 10 the township anu
ci,v-was Coust ,bls, Justice of the Peace
and Nsyor. and was a candidate for Asses
...r L., tine Second ward last Aprli, at which
,;7na bis health seemed fair for a man OF
his 500. bus early in May generous sore
Thai bod given him some trouble assumed
q malignant character and ne rapidly
wasted away. Theremsius will be brought
hone by hc.ti 80 10 o'clock this morning
Ind taken directly to Rose Hlil cemetery
GRAND FEAST.
Charles Hauke, the enterpris'ug and
GENIAL saloonist, will entertain hls nunef-
c,s custom r. daily from 20 IL a ~:
with grand free lunch. Turtle soup ana
o.rer delicsciss plentiful, snd IN style TO
tickle the palate Cf the average epicuflsn'
eort beer and other cool refreshments
s.-vsd oB demand Call-all my friends
-,ornsr Belmont snd Thirty-hrst streets. "
Tine graduating class had kind Of re
bear,al Of their essaya before froL Wen
uar lsst night Mr.. Wenner volunteered
sone poipiers during the Iehesrsai, when
r. beedei will work TO the advantage OF
.acS member Of tie class ON commence
ment night H.,
Two children of Dorsey Hamilton
.,,ese8 from their nome az Quincy few
8evs since and have moi yet oeen to0ao'
NJ Hamilton was 10 town yesterday on
-be look cut for the little ones. de mas
h-e, over most Of Belmont county ye1 mas
heard nothing of tie lost children.
Osen Msehen and Miller Booth have
oore IN the larger cities to Inspect the
Mi Kings Of electric light plants. After
tb,se gentlemen make their tour they VII
he in condition 10 give Beilaire gooa
system of electricity.
James Fitton and wife and one or two
o,bers attended the annual meeting Of the
6nrr's Mins Csmpmeeting Association,
b,Ia on cha grounds, yesterday. Nest ail
-, strenesd took baskets filled with
GOOD ihisss along with them.
VIM. Hoffman, boss roller at the Steel
Works returned yesterday from visit 10
I,b7slown. Mr. Honnan's parents live
i, the towr. They hsd p nsrIow escape
Tom death, but got aSay eate without sny
goods
Geo. W. Milligan died at his home al