Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
BELLAIRE.
ODD FELLOWS DAY.


The Odd Fellows Of this city will have
a big time to-day if the weather IS pleas
ant. About ten lodges of neighbOring towns
will join with the two lodges of this city in
parade at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Sew
eral brass bands will add interest 10 the oc-
casion. After the purade all visiting broth
rem will partake of a splendid lunch. The
Grand Master of the State will dedicate the
new hall of Bellaire Lodge No. 31S, !. o. o.
T., at o'clock. Citizens along the line OF
march are asked to decorate in honor OF the
visitors. Below are the officers of the day
and route of procession:
Officers of the Day-Chief Marshal, Jos
w. Heatherington; Assistant Marshal
James Fitton: Aides to Chief Marshal,
James w. Corbett, o. +. Foulke, Fred II.
Shearer and Elijah Leech.
The parade will form on Belmont street,
right resting on Thirty-fOurth street, as fol
lows
City Marshal D. c. Shepherd and the Police
Force
Canton FraEcy Band.
Canton Francy and other Cantohs That may De
Chief Marshal Henry Seamon and his Aides. ol
Wheeling Lodges.
Opera House Band.
Wheeling Lodges andall West Virginia Lodges
Band.
Ohio Lodges will form south Of Thirty
third street and viii be assigned places in
the procession that may be designated by
the Chief Marshal and his aides.
Route of Procession-Th column will
march north on Belmont street TO Thirty
seventh: thence west to Noble; north 10
Forty-fourth; east to Front; north TO
Fortv-sixth: west to jefferson; Jefferson
south to Forty-third; west TO Noble: Noble
south TO Thirty-fourth; Thirty-fourth east
to Union: Union south to Twenty-third
Twenty-third west to Belmont; south to
Ohio Glass Works; cOunterrnarch north to
Twenty-second; east TO Union; Union
north to Bridge: Bridge west to Belmont
Belmont north to place Of dismissal
Jos. w HEATHEmNGToN, c. NJ.
JAMES FITToN, a. NJ.
NEWS NOTES.
The mill cooper shop is running full at
present.
Hilarity will be presented at the Elysian
theater this evening.
The Assessors find it very slow work
collecting their tax blanks.
About so was realized from the concert
given in the Second Presbyterian Church.
The steel works has shut down for a
few days on account of a shortage OF iron.
The ball club at Portland, Ore, wants
William George, Of this city, TO play
with IT,
Thos. Matchin had hand painfully in
jured in the machinery AT the Ktna ma
chine works.
Some of the folks who have dogs are
getting rid Of them, so that the Assessor
will not bother them.
The school children had drawing test
Yesterday afternoon. The work done by
some of the pupils in this line is exception
ally good.
The window glass men who have been
looking about for a new kind of fuel viii
meet in few days to decide on some plan
for doing away with natural gas for next
fire.
The report that boy named Mccain IS
suffering from inflammation Of the bowels,
which is the result of whipping he re-
ceived at school, appears TO have very little
foundation. The spanking occurred about
three months since and the boy had been
about for over two months before he com
planned of being i'll. He is quite sick now,
but IT looks as if the illness is caused by
something else than the chastisement here
ceiVed