Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
BELLAIRE.

The Chautauoua Circle held the nrs'
,,aa,iro On Friday evening The organlza,
ton starts off well. with some OF the pest
neonle in the CITY in it. The following are
the names of the members: d. W.CooPer'
Tohn Hoplins Eliza Baron, Mr. ana MIS-
Rush Faris. Mollie Lazure, julia Bir1sons'
Ella Marsh. X. L. Hopkins, VIM. MClaln,
Robert Winston, Maggie Faris' Ann,s
Hoge. C. M. Wyrick, Anna faris, AIiee , aliu
Matte Rankin, Geo. Hopkins, MI: anu M D
Up. Lowe, B. G. Tyler, Maud NlcI Ta
Jennie Thornberry, Mrs. l.. ,. WooS'
bridge, VIM. Parks, John Lazure, y. %
Campbell JOS Mcdonald, mos I Me;Hser,
Maggie Boeshar, George King, Mililaiil
Mills, Mrs. w. A. Wise, Saille MINIS anu
Jessie Butte The Circle has ordered ao4us
$50 worth of books. 1t is the lntehtioh
of the organization to estaollsh library
and run a lecture course. 80 49,.
Frank Jackley and James Fitton, TWO
lads about sixteen years of age, mas hXeu
mn the second story of small building IN
fine Fourth ward for a laboratory. For
some months the boys have been expert
menting in chemistry and electricity anu
il is wonderful what they have learned
nv experiments. The room looks unassunl-
ing. but one has 10 be careful Where nc
walks or what he touches else he may re-
ceive an electric shock. The electric Deils
about the place are worked by contrv-
ances which the eye cannot locate Wlth-
ont considerable investigation. The boys
construct batteries like old hands at the
business. mixing the ingredients contained
therein. after the fashion OF experienced
chemists. 1t is wonderful what success
has been attained by the little fellows
without the aid of any thing else thah
books on electricity and chemistry.
Mrs. Kate Gallaher has purchaser the
double frame dwelling OF Frank ROBINSON,
back of the bottle works, IN the fourth
ward.
Robert Winston is at Toronto arranging
to open an office for his new building asso-
citation. The charter members of the new
organization are all Bellaire business men.
The capital stock is limited TO 81, 100000
Miss Annie Harvey, Of Wheeling, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Jos. Dean. of Pinch Run, has purchased
tract of land from II. p. Keyser, below
town, and moved his present dwelling into
the land.
f. Bingle, a steel worker, is erecting a
new residence on Gravel Hill.
A gentleman dropped dollar in catch
basin on Union street, yesterday. He gave
up the money as lost and said the finder
was keeper The way people stirred up
the mud TO find the money was laughable
The new dwelling of James Keys, in the
First ward, is nearly completed.
Henry Landkron is erecting a building
at Shadyside
w. j. McClain has begun work on his
road contract near Tunnel Hill. Mr.. Nc
Claim is a hustler.
w. II. Thompson is building an addition
to his house below town.
1t is expected that the B. & O.'s branch
TO St. Clairsville will be in condition for
trains on Tuesday, the day court opens.
Eggs are very scarce, and are retailing
for - cents dozen. Wonder if the tariff
did it.
The hop of the American club on Friday
night was only moderately well attended,
but all who were present report good
time.
Newton Warnock's saw mill is at work
some miles below town on two acres of tim
Der which Mr.. Warnock purchased.
Postmaster Darrah has returned from
Sandusky, where he was in attendance at
convention of Masons.
d. II. Rice, the contractor, is building a
residence in Benwood for resident of that
place.
DIR. Colby, of Seals Bros, after an ex-
tended trip to Canada and other points,
will be home again tomorrow.
The lecture of Rev. DR.. Mills ION Scenes
and Incidents in Foreign Lands" will be
quite interesting.
The popcorn ball has made its appear
ance 1t has grown to be a great favorite
with most of our people.
McClain's stone quarry is sending 100
cars to Benwood for the use of the b. X Q.
Hon. L. Danford was out at Crab Apple
the other day to see his father, Samuel.
The old man is nearly ninety years Of age
and is still healthy man, and works in the
fields every day.
Nelson Crows horse became frightened
when wheel on his wagon broke and the
animal ran off A creek was near. The
horse stopped short after plunging into the
stream.
j. w. Ault, of this city lectured at Pitcher
the other night on Business"
An examination of school teachers was
held at Belmont yesterday.
Oil is being pumped TO the Ohio river at
Pinch run from Methodist Ridge.
The Mayors Court was dull place.
The meeting of the Belmont County
Medical Society on Tuesday at the Wind
sor Hotel, promises to be an interesting oc-
casion.
The pump at the City Buildings was
taken out yesterday for repairs.
The B. Il O. employees received their
moUthly pay yesterday.
Willy Crimmel formerly of this city,
but now of Fostoria, is in the city OH visit
for several days. Welby is in the employ
of the Standard Oil Company at present.
Maud Sypher, who was to have played
here alst night, but who did get her COM
pany here IN time, will present Jack
Sheppard" tomorrow evening.
The Grand Noble Chief of the Order of
Knights of the Golden Eagle will visit this
city on Monday evening.
Rev W. H. Coleman, Presiding Elder OF
the North Ohio District, was in the city
Yesterday. Mr.. Coleman had leg broken
some weeks ago by jumping from a moving
train at Newark
Mrs. Mary Beatty, of the Third ward,
died yesterday morning, aged IS years, OF
consumption. She leaves three children
to mourn her demise, her husband having
died four years since.
The funeral of John Kavenaugh took
place yesterday morning from st. Johns
Church.
Mr.. Ward, of the Globe Touring mills,
was called to Wellsville yesterday owing
to the illness of a relative.
The Mayor still assesses an occasional
saloon man for violation of the law.
WARRENTON.