Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
BELLAIRE.

| The graduating class is making prelim-
mary preparations for commencement.
This evening the great revival closes.
The past week has shown marked I'M
provement over the three preceding. The
| interest manifested at the opening Jagged
considerably the third week, but toward
the last new life seemed to have been in
fused in the work. A kind Ofreaction was
the result On Wednesday evening there
was a large number of converts. On
Thursday night - were reported. Last
night the interest was as great as ever,
and a good many persons stood up and &C
knowledged the Savior This evening the
collection Will be for Major Cole
Mr. Patterson, a delegate to the convCn-
ton of miners and mine operators, at Co
lumbus, returned home yesterday M. p.
saws there will be no labor disturbance
here so far as the miners are concerned, as
an agreement was reached whereby the
miners continue work at the old price and
the same hours of work
Communion services will be held in the
Episcopal Church this evening.
The assessors are busy collecting their
blanks Some taxpayers are ready with
returns on the first call for collection, but
some cannot find time to iot down few
figures that would not consume a minutes
time There are few persons who do not
make up their minds in d short time as TO
the amount thep intend to list.
fsThOs Boyce has decided to take cot
tage at Burr's Mills this summer. Several
other gentlemen are looking for tents. The
indications axe that the pleasant resort out
on the hills viii be lively place this sum-
mer Arrangements are being made to
carry out an elaborate programme that
will attract visitors FAR and near.
Harry Randolph has not been seen much
of late, as he has 10 look after that new
baby boy arrival at his home.
Mrs. Clint. Milligan, of Muncie, Ind, is
visiting her parents in this city.
Common Pleas Court convenes on Tues
day
The festival of the fremen was largely
attended last night The affair closes to-
morrow evening.
The Junior Order of American Mechan-
les contemplate going TO Cleveland next
month to attend q blowout.
The "Owl traiun on the c. & p is still
continued and is paying the company
The steamer Phillips will take passen-
gers TO and from the circus on Wheeling
Island and will make a trip at night.
The shoe business has been bad i'm Bel
laire, but it will be worse after the Sheriff
puts 3 900 pairs of shoes on the market at
auction.
The glass workers who went to Tiffen,
sing praises of the little town as place to
live,
This community narrowly escaped two
labor troubles this week The glass work
ers and manufacturers could not come to
terms The wage question has not been
settled yet, but the workmen have been
notified to continue at work until
the end of the fire. One or two
things asked by the men will not be grant
ed by the manufacturers, and from what
can be learned some of the glassblOwers
themselves think the demand is hardly
Just 1t is hoped that matters will be set
tied satisfactorily before next fire. The
expected trouble with the coal miners did
not materiallze.
Col David Rankin will probably send a
lot of his paving brick to GAINESVILLE.
John II. Lane Will fence in the lot next
to his residence.
The July teachers examination will be
held at Burr's Mills. 4 normal school will
be held At the same place shortly.
Mrs K. A. Johnson will have charge Of
the hotel at Burr's Mills camp ground this
summer. After trial of two seasons at
Moundsville Mrs. Johnson returns to her
old quarters.