Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-24
BELLAIRE.

The Order Of Ohio has organized q
council In Bellalre to be called River
side Council No. "a. officers were cleo
ted as follows: Edward Jones, Presl-
dent; Augustus Haas, vice president;
II. A. Lichtenberger, treasurer; SOLO
mon Fletcher, secretary; j. ). Martln'
l. G., L. c. WestcOtt, warden; Nj. Cor
don, J. II. McGraw and c. E. Brock
man, trustees.
The machinistS at the steel works
want time and half when called out
for night work. We are Informed that
workmen at all the plants In the coun-
try with two exceptions are allowed TINS
time for working at night. Jones u
Laughlin, Of Pittsburg, pay their work
men double for Sunday work.
Roy Romack will not likely be dealt
with very hRrshly by the law as u IS
thought that he Is not as strong minded
in some ways as he might be. de mas
always been an industrious boy ana mas
a host OF friends who sympathlZe Win
him in his misfortune.
Some Democratic hoodlums MADE
things lively up and down the streets
yelling for Campbell on THURSDAY even
ing. The better class OF Democrats
were opposed to such nonsense.
Governor Campbell passed through
the city Yesterday on his way 10 Cam
bridge. He came down from Hast Lly-
erpool. An escort Of Democrats TOOK
him to the j. & o. depot.
The Chautauqua Circle had an inter
/ los nj EmRTlHAn
history continues to be the chef topic
discussed.
Frank Frayne, Of the Boy Ranger
company, was down with the gun club
yesterday afternoon. He did some FANCY
shooting.
About 81 900 was bet on the result OF
the Ohio election yesterday. ODDS OF
$4,000 were given on Mckinley IN most
cases.
The Epworth League held festival
and social in Choral Hall last night.
The affair will be given tonight also.
James Fitton, the plumber, will leave
| shortly for IrOnton TO put tn, gas NJ
| ting I'm the new Memorial Hall.
A gentleman from New York is here
taking views Of Bellaire for illustration
in Frank Leslie'S Newspaper
Prof. Schofeld had the members OF
the Queen Esther company out Tor
practice last night.
VIM. Robinson, who is serving a
term in the Ohio Penitenhay, Will
likely be paroled.
/ The painters and paperhanIers are
arranging FOR q big ball in Tuner Hall
on November 9Th.
Bellaire has a page advertisement IN
November number OF the North Amerl'
can ReUielC.
Kemp, the suit man, has chspged his
mind. He says he does not intend TO
plead guilty.
The entertainment Of the w K. Z. IN
odd Fellows Hall last night was largely
attended.
The HAST furnace will be ready for
operation again about the Isl OF NO
vember.
The Board Of Pension Exam ners had
quite lot OF cases before it al the las
meeting.
| About ton OF Teu HIe anu q lOo VI
softer stuff was consumed here Friday
night.
Major Mckinley paid for ) specia
b train to take him from HtIaville u
J.R. McRenry has a sub-cntract Oh
the new road being built out M,Mahon'i
creek.
Bellaire W. C. T. U. will hai e gold
medal contest on the 31st Of this month,
There is mail to Wheeling over the
motor line at Z o'clock in the evening.
Miss Clara Fowler, of Barnsville, is
= visiting friends in this city.
The diphtheria scare seems TO have
died 'abOrnin'.
A better volume Of gas may b expect
ed at any time.
The Rinker homestead will b sold on
Saturday.
The Every Other Week Club met last
night.
Presiding Elder Mills Is in th, city.