Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-18
BELLAIRE.

The District Conference in the First
NJ. +. Church closed its session last
evening. The attendance throughout
was only fair, owing TO the continued
hot weather. The programme yeSter-
day was as follows;
Morning - Praise and experience
meeting, 5. A. PeregOy; minute bust
ness. examinations, licensing OF preach
erS, reports, etc; present Status OF
Spiritual Christianity r. II. Finch;
discussion, opened by w. G. Lennon;
questions for next general conference,
J. T. Morton; uplifting power OF mis-
siOnary effort, George I. Humble.
Afternoon-DevOtiOna exercises, r.
Fl. Reed: minute business; Women'S +.
M. Society, Mrs f. Hingeley; WOmen'S
H. NJ. Society, Mrs. NJ. E. FraSier;
our Epworth League work.
Evening - Temperance Symposium;
devotional exercises, w. II. Haverteid;
uDi6cation Of temperance forces, l.. L.
Fisher; Moral or Legal SuaSiOn?' ).
p Lovd, rs a Third Party Needed?"
i ". Eicher; status Of MethodiSm,
$. C.. Collier.
The different Stewards, Leaders and
sunday Schools were reported by the
following persons;
S-ewartS-John Dillon, Lee Evans,
" +. smith, Jas. Douglas, Phillip
King. Arthur Grigg, :. 2. Luthy, l.. I.
Nooton. w. h. O'Neal and John a.
Ned. M
LeaderS-W II. Jackson, j. Z. Tim
brrlake. James Meek, Harvey Rutter,
Ed Griffin, IL. huffman and c. a.
Strahl.
: :. Supt.-Geo. Foraker, j. NJ. JEFF
fers. Anna Hoge. F. b. Wilkinson, Lee
Copawav. VIM. Mathews, G.. c. CranSon
and w. A. Humphrey.
The discussion of Temperance last
evening was interesting. The Confer
ence adjourned to meet at GAINESVILLE.
The Conference licensed five young
men TO preach.
The marriage OF Mr.. ChaS Mcdonald
and Miss Carrie Tabor was celebra-
ted Yesterday afternoon. The couple
were the recipients of number OF
handsome presents. They left on b.
4 D. train for the East last evening, to
be gone two weeks.
SDangler Post and the drum corps
turned out at the funeral of Mr.. Long
Yesterday. The old soldiers had hot
march 10 the cemetery, but stood 1t as
in we Olden time.
Constable Baugh says he has given
the boys warning not 10 goin swimming
near the race track. III he catches any
Of them in the water hereafter they will
be- fined.
There will be d meeting OF business
men i'm Capt. CARROTS office Friday
night TO talk about the welfare OF the
city. All are invited.
Rev R. NJ. Eaton, pastor Of the Sec
0li Presbyterian Church, has engaged
sceaU passage and will leave in few
days for England.
NJ. L. Faucet, of the Bellaire nail
works clerical force, fell from a cherry
tree and was painfully injured.
The crowd that went down on the
Courier 20 meet the Ben Hur got home
early Yesterday morning.
$. WINNER and family sail for Ger
many on July eth. Mr.. WINNER Will
spend a week or ten days in Paris.
The tax books will be taken to st.
C.ajrsyille on Saturday, but will be re-
turned next week.
Gen. a. j. Warner and wife, OF Mari
eta, are guests Of their daughter Mrs.
TO- NJ Woodbridge.
street car drivers now have the power
90 arrest, having taken the oath.
Seven saloon men were assessed by
the Mayor for selling last Sunday.
The Bellaire Bottle Company holds its
annual meeting on July 91St.
Mrs VIM. Love was taken suddenly
on Tuesday evening.
The b. 4 o. will run an excursion to
Atlantic City on July 2d.
The new cemetery hill road has
tipped in several places.
Levi Wallace, of Second ward, buried
q. Infant son yesterday.
Prof. b. T. Jones is back from visit
I'd ae State Capital
The piles of dirt on the paved streets
'Ir.t be moved.