Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
BELLAIRE.

John y. Anderson will read q paper at
the next meeting of Belmont County
Teachers Association, which Will treat on
the organization of teachers union. a
| =. Myers. of this city, will also take part
| In the exercises. The meeting is 10 be
held at WarnOck on the oath and 25th.
! Those who attend can count on being roy
ally entertained at Warnock.
Five or six gangs of workmen are now
engaged on the new pixies in different sec
tiOns OF the township Work will be
pushed so that most Of the roads will be
completed by fall.
The revival meetings at the rink continue
TO attract large crowds nightly. A num-
Der of people were converted during the
week, but the results are not so large as
was expected by most persons Major
Cole is an inexhaustible speaker and does
much hard work for his cause. Mr.. jew
EFT, the singer, has not arrived yet, owing
% more sickness IN his home. He is an
nouuced for this week sure. II is feared
that the approaching warm season will
have a tendency 10 lessen the crowds.
During last week delegations from nearby
towns came 20 this city TO attend the meet
ings.
The merry-gO-round did a big business
last week. There is hardly anything that
will make money any faster than machine
Of this kind.
Robert Westlake, who went to Portland
Me- 10 play ball, was sick with the grip
when he left His brother George is play
INC with club in Portland, Ore The
BOYS are twins, have signed with clubs Of
the same name, but are a good distance
apart.
The second advertising car Of Wallace's
circus is announced for the last of this
week.
Farmers were not in town in the usual
large numbers last week. They were at
home taking advantage Of the fine weather
A big lot Of oats were S0wn.
A little paint frightened up the appear
ance Of the surroundings ia the park of his
little resort is getting prettier every year
and we will soon be proud of IL.
Several of the men who have been con-
Verted AT the meetings a. the rluk are en-
gaged in the work Of saving others. In the
workshop, on the street, or in the homes
they pray for the sinners to come to Christ,
One OF the most touching death bed
scenes noted for some time occurred in the
Fifth ward last week A comparatively
Young married man who was about 10 die
of consumption, called his Old friends about
his bed and implored them to lead better
lives.
franc on tue rlllTOduS Il SOmcWudl Dct-
ter than IL was last month.
Work on the hew road on Rose Hill will
commence tomorrow.
ST. Johns Dramatic Club announced
that it will produce play called Green
bushes, or a Hundred Years Ago. on
MAY no.
The lawn tennis clubs have not opened
up for sport yet
owen Keenan,, VIM. Schraman, Frank
Addison. Geo FOllett, VIM. Jones, Frank
Sherwood and J. w. White will leave this
evening for Thin TO work in q glass fac
tory TO be operated by the Lantern Globe
Company Of this city.
A grand musical and dramatic festival
will be given under the auspices of the X.
of u at Elysian Theatre on Tuesday, May
>. when Mr. Frank Hsnnig viii present
scenes from Shakespeare's grand trag-
edies. viz. julius Caesar, Othello and
Hamlet. assisted by the following
talented people. Prof Shockey, w. Is.
Day, II. V Ankle, e. Zulauf, Robert Oar
rah, Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. Michael