Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
HELLAIREs

| A Young man and girl who were found
| In a bed IN the Fourth ward, when captured
! by the Marshal, said they were hiding
This afternoon at o'clock, a. the Elysiar
Opera House, Rev. Jasper ,. Hughes, OF
| Chicago. will deliver an address, free TO all
on the rise and fall of nations and the fu
| ture Of our own country, its perils, its hopes
and its obligations. All are invited.
Miss Clara Fowler, of Barnesville, who
visited friends here, has returned home.
Col. @. L. Poornann addressed a meet
ing of Republicans at Barton.
A ferry on small scale Is run between
Pinch run and lower Benwood.
z. j. Hassan, owner OF The Boy
Rangern and Zone of the Finest" com
panles, was in Bellaire on Friday looking
after the boy Ranger" company. The
female portion of the company will be
strengthened.
A gentleman who has travelled in Rus
STA, England and other foreign countries
for Frank Leslie's newspaper was IN town
yesterday. He says he is still on that paper
as sketch artist
Mrs. Laura G. Perry, of GAINESVILLE, in
spected the post of w. K. c.. on Friday
night.
The following committee will have
charge of the grand ball Of the Painter s
and Paper Hangers Union: h. g. Okey,
John Motter, A. G. Merical, VIM. Dick and
&c. Crawford. II is the first ball ever
given by this organization.
Frank Frayne used d shot gun with the
gun club on Friday He had never used
that kind of 1irearm before and found 1t
hard work making the birds fall. When 1t
comes to using a rife at short range the
young man is quite an expert.
Thos. Lawson and wife, OF wilmington,
Del, are guests Of the family OF L. y. Hus-
bands at the Windsor Hotel.
The production of Queen Esther on the
90th and 3lst, under the direction Of Prof.
Scofeld, will probably be the best that has
ever been given here Mr.. Scoheld plays
King and Flora Williams Queen, and both
will be very strong in their parts. The
rest of the characters will be assumed as
follows: Haman, by j. II. Hopkins;
Zerish, Miss Laura Sellars; Haman's
Daughter, Lille Boyce; Mordecai,
Jos. Heatherington; MOrdecai's Sister,
Mrs. D. w. Cooper; Prophecies, A. M.
Thompson; First Maid Of Honor, Mrs.
Gertrude Heinlein; Zerishe's Maids,
Misses Ina TruaX and Phoeoa Henderson;
Zerishe's Pages, Misses Mary Myers and
Minnie Cohen; Queens Maids, Misses Clara
Gill and Myra Clements; QueeI's RACES,
Stella Blum and Hattie Eiikan; Herald,
Miller, Chas. Lancaster, George Mertz
and Harry Leasure; Kings Pages, Masters
James Sellars and Harry MCGOWAN;
Hagai, Nelson Hopkins; High Priest,
VIM Hamilton; Scribe Bert Hopkins.
There will be chorus of sixteen sopranos,
eight tenors, twelve BASES and eight altos.
Hon. j. S. Hughes, of Chicago, spoke in
the CITY Hall last night in the interest OF
the Prohibition party.
"Sitting Bull" the Indian pony that was
with "a Boy Ranger Company" walked
up the stairs of the 3. 81 o. depot to the
platform Of the bridge.
DR.. George Maser, Of Kansas, is here on
visit to his 'father-in-law, George h.
Muth.
Through gossipy tongues row Of no
small proportions occurred on Gravel Hill
Yesterday morning between two women.
One of the combatants went to the home of
the other, showed open the door and pitched
in with her fists. The aggressor was ar
rested.
Major Mckinley left Bellaire Friday
morning about eighth o'clock. Governor
Campbell came in two hours later, and at
noon Mr.. Ashenhurst, the Prohibition can
didate. was in town and took dinner with
his brother-iu-law, Mr.. McNiece. If Seitz,
the Peoples candidate had called round
this way we would have had the entire
string of candidates for Governor with US
the same day.-H9dependent
The Kellogg Concert Company will be
here on the twenty-ninth.
The Bellaire Nail Works yesterday dis
charged the employees at the steel plant
who asked for extra pay for Sunday and
night work. An effort will be made to
start the plant this week with new men.
Al Emery intends to look after the i'm
pounding Of cattle this winter. He says
he has got place Of refuge for all ne col
lects.
Corn huslling parties are now numerous
in the countay.
H. C Barlow will take couple OF thou
sand barrels OF apples TO southern markets.
Several saloon men are out Of town now
on important business
A young chap told funny stories and sold
magnifying glasses on the street yesterday.
He was clever at his business
John Kirker, employed at Warnock' 5
saw mills some miles west Of town had his
feet cut severely with an axe.
Robert Ray, of the Second ward, VINO
fell and broke his leg, is getting along nice
ly. The little lads mother is dead, but he
is cared for by his father. -,
A union service of all the churches will
be held in the First M. (. Church thi. even
ing at which time Rev. VIM. Wier will
preach.
The astronomy class Of school teachers
will meet Monday evening TO trace con-
stellations.
School teachers sent home a number OF
children, last week, who showed symp-
toms of diphtheria. IT was according 70
instructions. II is well to De very careful
Mayor MCGOWAN sent three prisoners TO
the county Jail yesterday
Work on the Ohio Valley Railroad is be-
ing pushed both day and night by the Penn
| sylvania Railroad Company.