Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-24
BELLAIRE.

The heavy rains of the past several days
have interfered with the running oil trains
on the B., Z. & C. railroad.
Prof. Nelson has about thirty young men
in his entertainment. The boys meet eacl
week for practice. A splendid concert Is
promised.
"Reddvn Richards, who has been in
training up the river for his boat race VIII
Muth on Decoration Day, will arrive here
on Wednesday and practice on the course
over which the race will be rowed.
There are several entries in the blindfolc
race to be given by John Muth on Satur
day. There will DE at least ten contestants
The blindfold race will be kind Of side
show for the big race which occurs imme
diately after the aforementioned.
The arrival Of rain has done much tC
freshen up vegetables and fruit, and the
crop may not be so poor as at first antlclpa
ted
A vacant lot in Sheets addition TO the
Fourth ward was sold last week by ThOs
Garrett for $1,000.
Wister Coss has been elected as delegate
to represent Union No. %, Bottle Blowers
of this CITY, in annual convention at Steu
benville. Wis. will make a good dele
gate.
VIM. Ault and Thos. Cooper will leave
tonight for Cincinnati to attend the annual
convention of the X. of p.
Coup's rolling palaces will exhibit here
tomorrow. The show runs from 10 a IN.
to Top. m.
Some of our people have invitations to
the banquet of the Alumni, of Bridgeport,
which occurs the latter part of this week.
The Good Templars have arranged for
an opening meeting on Tuesday evening.
These are always enjoyable occasions. An
interesting programme has been arranged.
O. II. Young has had his place of bust
ness fixed up.
picnic on Decoration Day The members
will go to the country in a wagon.
Henry Venison has purchased house
and lot in Horns addition, Fourth ward,
from James Coss.
DR.. Wells went to the country in dog
cart. Going up hill the form of Mr.. w.
was dropped off the back into the muddy
road. Tableaul
1t seems to be the general impression
here that the Stamping Company has de-
cideG to erect works near Chicago al
though the public is not informed on the
subject.
Mr. Odenall, formerly enameler at the
Stamping Company, left yesterday for New
York.
D. w. Cooper has been appointed re-
ceiver of the stock of the Arcade Clothing
House.
GAINESVILLE wants to pave her streets and
put on metropolitan airs.
Isaac Blum leaves next Saturday for New
York.
There are six brass bands in Bellaire and
near vicinity.
Jos. Heatherington has returned from
Portsmouth, where he went as delegate
TO the State Convention of Odd Fellows
from Bellaire Lodge No. 31S.
The X. of r. now has a membership of
over 200.
John O'Neil is making improvements on
his Second ward property.
Charles Strahl will spend Sunday at his
home in Somerton. ..
The Etna foundry continues 10 make
and ship good many coal cars.
Dave Lloyd, who left here some time
since has joined the regular army and is
stationed in Missouri.
Sixteen teachers were examined at Cen
trail Building yesterday.
Mr.. August Tempel, of this city, and
Miss Belle Coss, of Moundsville, were mar
ried few days since.
j. l. Crippen, the awning manufacturer,
has been suffering with a sprained back for
some days.
J. f. Anderson, Andrew Roeder and John
Zilch appraised the property of the late
VIM. Risler yesterday.
A fellow named Nelson, who committed
nuisance outside of church and who
scared a woman by his drunken actions,
was arrested and fined SIG and costs by the
Mayor
The lecture of DR.. Willets occurs on
Tuesday Mr. w. is an entertaining
talker and there will be a big crowd out
to hear him.
a society of the young people of the Epis-
cOpal Church has been founded for Chris
tian work.
The running team is very proud of the
aew sporting reel. The cart should be
brought out for parade on Decoration Day.
The boys might give US u trial of speed on
that day.
The mother of Robert Haase, B. x o.
ticket agent, is i'll at her home in Danville,
Va.
John Dunn is playing good ball with a
club in Pennsylvania.
Clara Morris, the actress, wants guar
antee of $500 TO play in this city.
The festival of ST. Paul \. Nj. f. Church
closed in City Hall last night.
Rev. VIM. Eaton and wife talk of taking
an ocean trip during the vacation that has
been granted Mr.. Eaton.
The water from the hydrants yesterday
was filthy caused by the heavy rains.
The B. Il Q. repair shop is busy place
these days.
Last week the court at St Clairsville
had ten cases before it in which young boys
figured. Most of the cases were for burg
larry.
Jos Crow, the carpenter, mas big lot of
contracts for work in Benwood.
The property south of the old market
house that was worth very little short
time since. is now much improved by filling
and a paved street. The section next to
the creek was at one time the property of
eX-City Solicitor Pearson.
Plymouth Council No. y will turn out
in body with Spangler Post this morning,
to attend Divine service in the Second
Presbyterian church.
The coming month will witness the mar
riage of number of couples, and most Of
them are young folks. SIN the springtime
the young mans fancy etc.
Most voters who find 1t necessary to read
seven columns of closely printed matter to
learn how the new voting law is to work,
will wait until election day and get the
facts in condensed form.
What about the recommendation of the
State Board of Health regarding the sink
ing of artesian wells for the city's water
supply!