Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-03
BELLAIRE.

Mary Nevsns, one CT the members OF the
graduating clsss, is laid up with the fever
AID Will not take part 10 tbs commence
ment exercises. Mary should have gradu-
stsd las. year, bat her grade IL one study
was TOO low 20 admit Of her receiving a
diploma She TOOK the examination for
teacher last year and received the highest
average IN the class.
The various churches held a relief meet
ing IN the Elysian Opera House last night
Olite 81 nice sum was raised Tor The n09a
lflersrs in Pennsy wanna. It ls likely
nat sun Will be raised by sub scTiplion.
A weli-dressed individual came scrOss
the river ia skif' with eigh Otner people
ne other light As he S., pped from the
.,iff he LOST his balance tad rolled ln the
mud aud water. What 9ignt Ana the
res. of the crowd laughed.
A young lady from Johnstown named
Keenan, has been visiting friends on OraVei
Hill. Her parents live or the low lands
at John9,OTn, and the lady fears they
have been swept away by the Hood.
Ouife a crowd of steel workers from here
LETT on the early train yesterday morning
for the scene of devastation IN Pennsyl-
vsnia. Most of the workers came to TINS
place from that section
Two snia.l chaps narrowly escaped being
drowned in the backwater at the mo
of Indian Run yesterday afternoon Ihey
were doatiog on boards when they sud-
merged.
Mrs. Rev. Anua Shaw held temper
ance meeting il the rink last evening al
4 o'c.ock. The edifce was completely
filed. The lady is an interesting speaker
Newspapers we're in great demand yes
terday The wants of all could not De
supplied. Some of the newsies oa the
train got as high as a quarter for papers.
1t was Children's Day yesterday at the
A NJ. E. church. The building was
nicely decorated inside and the usual
order Of exercises changed somewhat.
The annual meeting of the tenters at
Rnrr's Mills will be held or Wednesday
nm tbe grounds All who attend are
asked 10 90 with well filed baskets.
Edward Hughes, of this city, has organ
ID 81 show. which ne will take down the
river on a boat. The first performance was
given in BenwOod.
Walter Lewis informs his friends that
ba IA not candidate for Coulty Treasurer
ON the Republican ticket. Walter Is lay
ing on his oars.
Report had it that several dead bodies
bs6 hen recovered at HeatheringtOn eeal
works, but inquiry failed to snbstsn'lA'e
the statement
Mr.. Wall, a portly, good natured repre-
sentative of Wall Bros, wholesale jewel
era of Buffalo, n. Y, is in the city.
Ward Nelson, the veteran @. & P. en-
eineer in the yard, Is RAINING to Plttsours
al present, for change
There were readings, Rotations, etc, at
Christian Church yesterday IN commemor-
stson of cbildren's day.
There will be a meeting of the Ministers
Association in thu First Presbyterian
Church this morning.
There was very little drunkenness IN the
city Saturday night, but lot Of the boys
we're a tear yesterday.
Bellaire parties wanted to continue the
"nbotou business, but the Marshal would
''have none Of It,"
The B & O is making its annual cut
dow of expenses by reducing the force OF
men ia the shops
Grea. crowds lined the river banks yes
te,day and watched the debris h'a'i0g
down The Ohio.
A small boy was almost killed by get
I'm, between two B. & o. cars on SaInr-
day.
The Nav Belle Club had apri7ate picnic
down the river, and all report splendid
time.
Two trains bearing RObinsOn's circus