Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20
BELLAIKE.

BELLAlRE.
&C. Williams is building the new read
ing room on Gravel Hill.
The Episcopalians held soap bubble
last night in room on North side OF the
square.
A big crowd of excuIsionists will come In
on the B., q. & G. railroad from GaI Nv ~
to-day. Most of the crowd will go 10
Wheeling.
Rev. w. A. Williams attended the annual
meeting of the Christian Churches OF THIS
district at Barnesville last week.
Rev. w. M. Eaton will fill the pulpit IN
Second Presbyterian Church to-day:
All the window glass factories Will De IN
operation by the first of the month OF
sooner. How long work will be continued
IS a mystery.
The Good Templars will hold fair and
festival in City Hall on Friday and Satur-
day evenings Of this week.
The father of VIM. aid Jacob Schramm
died Friday at Mariettaafter long illness
Deceased was also fathsr OF Mrs. Jacoo
Rietz. A number Of relatives went down
TO the funeral. a.,
Isaac Blum and wife ire home from the
Fest. Miss Bertha Nall, slster-ln-laW Oh
Mr.. Blum, accompanied Mr.. Blum from
New York. She will spend the winter
here.
VIM. Parks took hi Sabbath School
Glass for an outing yesterday.
Maud Granger will appear mere IN
INHERITED" on Friday light.
A number of miners rom West virginia
have located in Bellairso of late.
A crowd from here lttended mop al
Hon. David Wagener's, It West Wheeling,
Friday night.
Little Nugget will appear here on the
Jobn Robinson's circu comes on Tues
day.
Rellaire gentlemn in Tiffln writes
home that the town hB been all summer
paving six squares OF sreet and the 1oD Is
not near done yet.
A party Of young lades are learning 10
ride a bicycle. There Iill be lots OF lady
cyclists in short time.
MIR. Maring left yestFday for Tifin on
business.
Park Lowe was out GAINESVILLE last
week hunting up all kids of feed. Park
has the contract to fod the elephants in
the circus.
GAINESVILLE is arranging date for Nc
Kinley. 1t will be an dternoon meeting.
All the threshing in tbs neighborhood is
done.
Hunter Armstrong, Of Woodsfeld, will
practice law with JameC. Tallman, Esq,
of this city. -.
Gen. Nathan Golf vii make RepubI-
can speech here next wek.
George and Harry Thompson have or
dered some improved machinery for q
laundry, and will start p tor themselves.
Oscar Fritze, an entoye of the steel
plant, was badly hurt Yesterday while at
work. He was ascendig on an elevator
when the gearing OF tie litter gave way.
Fritze became excited and Jumped and
hurt himself on the brdst and leg Had |
he remained on the ele1tor he would not |
have been hurt.
Part Of the bottle worsrs were of last |
week on account OF threbroken pots.
Miss Warner, Who hasbeen visiting the |
family of S. Luchs, leftfor Philadelphia |
yesterday.
The Street Commissiaer cleaned Bel
mont street yesterday.
The American House being repapered |
The dedication ball of be Turner'S will !
be held at their hall to-norrow night. A |
big crowd will participat.
The case of ImmerIahr VS.. school |
teacher Richie will be hard at st. Glars
Vile later In the season.
Miss Mollie McClellans now entertain
ing her friends with selections on fine
new piano.
Jas. I. Kelly, of thI First National |
Bank, is back from Finday, where he at
tended the Jones-Carr Wedding.
Mr. H. S. Carroll and fiss Annie John
son were married Friday by Rev. L. w.
Barr.
The employees Of the Bttle Company re-
ceived their first pay yesterday.
A little chap whose nlme could not be
learned had narrow scape from being
killed yesterday. He vas sitting on the
brake wheel of q freight train, when the
engine gave jerk. htboy was thrown to
the ground and under tm car The brake
man noticed the mishal and shouted for
the engineer to stop. Tie boy was saved.
The little fellow picked himself up and ran
for dear life up the stree
Charles Rosser came III from GAINESVILLE
yesterday.
The Republican club bal called meeting
for Monday night.
Work is being pushed ~ the new road
at Jacobsourg. The wori is under the su-
pervision Of Contractor Alex. Graham.
Win Johnson, Of the po4ofice, will leave
for Muncie, Ind. to work in a window
glass works with his brother.
Two chaps occupy the Rckup for fight
ing. The same fellows we're arrested sew
eral days since for the sane offense.
The excursion TO SteubAville this morn
ing by the American Mechanics will leave
here at $50. The steamer Horace will
take the crowd up.
Jos. Polambo, the Italian who used his
knife some time since figured in cutting
scrape again. He had SINE words with
Peter Fabio and cut him adoss the shoulder
and in the face. Polambohas skipped and
the town is well rid of hin.
a number of school teachers were ex-
amined at Central SchoolBuilding yester-
day. Twenty-three Of bur school tench-
ers are graduates of our High School.
Alex. Gallagher and J. D. Riley left last
night for Philadelphia al delegate to the
National Convention Of Svitchmen.
L. S. Woodbridge, Secretary Of the
Bellaire Window Glass Works and A. w.
Voeckley, Secretary Of the Crystal Win
don Glass Works, have returned from an
Eastern business trip.