Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-23


couple concluded TO 90 to BenwoOd then
and were soon made happy. Rumor
has il that the affair was an elOpement.
The bride and groom left for Bealls-
Vile yesterday morning to receive the
congratulations Of their friends.
The GAINESVILLE Camp Meeting Asso-
citation arranged course of lectures
this year that will cost about 5000. The
Assembly has not properly advertised
the attractions. Several thousand pro-
grammes were distributed before the
Assembly opened but efforts to get out
big crowds were very weak indeed.
The camp meeting association would
make money by employing competent
man to look after the advertising OF the
resort. But it is too late to do any
good on this line this year.
On Saturday Officer Henry Nagle
handled the trunks in the baggage car
Of the B. & o. accommodation. Usually
the train comes from the West aud goes
70 Wheeling before making the return
trip, and the brakeman, conductor and
baggage master are taken on to that city.
The train was late arriving and did not
so farther than Benwood. a green crew
was made up and the accommodation
started West.
Quite a nice list Of names has already
been secured for the Democratic Club
which is to be organized here. The
boys at the helm want TO obtain 100
names before an organization is effected.
The indications point to lively CAM
paign in Bellaire this fall. Likely both
the candidates will make speeches In
this city. The new Republican club is
growing in numbers, and eanvasSers are
all over town obtaining names OF the
faithful.
A. w. Kennon, of St. Clairsville, at
the late Democratic State Convention
was selected as Central Committeeman
for this district. He will go to Colum-
bus oD Tuesday to confer with the State
Committee as TO plans for the coming
The Board Of Improvement Is taAlne
an interest in the c., L. & W. railroad
at present. The Company wants to en-
large its business in this city, but is
handicapped. An effort will be made
TO arrange matters to the satisfaction
Of the Company.
Advance Autographs for Washburn &
Arlington's circus were posted yester-
day. The show was booked to play in
Wheeling, but the high license charged
there caused the circus people TO change
the route.
The latest fad in ladies' summer head
gear is composed Of q two-cent fan and
a yard OF cheese cloth. The combina-
ton looks very pretty and is inexpen-
sive. The hats are all the rage here.
An organization to prepare lecture
course for the coming winter has elect
ed the following officers: President,
L. W. Barr; Secretary, R. c. Myers,
Treasurer, b. j. Cooke.
There has been more than the usual
amount OF mud in the hydrants or late.
1t sometimes takes two or three minutes
of waiting before the water is clear
enough 10 use.
A big gang Of Italians left town yes
terday afternoon. The crowd went TO
some city near Pittsburg. The Italians
do not work more than a few weeks at
any one place.
Editor Myer, Of the Herald, is a great
lover Of gun and has laid
in a big supply of cartridges
for use with the new rod
and gun club.
Mr.. Dove, Of Lincoln, Illinois, paid
VIM. Parks a visit this week. Mr.. Dove
made the acquaintance Of Mr.. Parks on
board an ocean steamer bound for New
York.
The Pension Board is not so rushed
With bnsiness of late. The sultry
weather appears to affect the fellow
seeking a pension like it does everything
else. ,,..o IL
are in town visiting old trienos. Mr..
over was formerly a stockholder IN the
Bellalre Bottle Company.
Beginning on July 90, and on every
Sunday during the summer, the u, l..
q w. railroad will run excursions TO
Chippewa Lake.
About 60 children are kept regularly
AZ Christians Home. The cost OF run
ming the institution is between $1,000
and IS, 900 year.
Hughes and Johnson will erect car
rage factory back OF City Buildings,
The building will be two stories ana
25x6O feet.
Col. David Rankin has decided to To-
cate in Chicago and will likely be iden
tiied with the Bellaire Stamping COM
pany.
Rev. ]. Toland, formerly pastor OF the
First NJ. f. Church here, was IN the Guy
yesterday. He left for Burr's Mills. :.
The Chicago and Alton railroad had
-antleman in town Yesterday doing ad-
Ssrtising work for that company
This Is Epworth League Day al
Rprr,s Mill camp ground. The b. " "
giyes a 60 cent rate to-day
The South Bellaire NJ. E. Church
sunday School held picnic at houe-
fer's orchard yesterday.
building that will improve refer
Hnehes' property, on Union street, VIII
be erected shortly.
Some nice peaches from Jas. Nen
farm were brought to town yesterday
T.s Wilkinson and several others
chased the fnny tribe.
Camp meeting begins at Bethel on
-, 49,.
A private picnic Of young folks rom