Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
BELLAIRE.

"Reddvn Richards arrived in town yes
terdav. He came down to make another
boat race with John Nuth, of this city.
Muth has agreed TO row him one and a
half miles straight away, giving MIN ten
seconds start The arrangements will
likely be made to-day for the contest,
which will be for purse of S4OO. The
race will occur here on May 30th. Muth's
race with Will White will likely take place
about the middle OF June,
The B. & 0. changed time yesterday, a
new train-the Newark accommodation
was put on. Trains now arrive and de-
part as follows Trains for the East leave
at :l2, 900 a. m, anu 20 and IL 20 p. m.
For the West at Is and 9;53 d. m, 3:53
and lO:13 p. m, with the accommodation
leaving at 4:O5 p m.
Several Italians working on the new road
up Rose Hill were discharged Saturday by
the contractors. All the rest then quit A
new supply will be on hands to-day. work
ing Italian labOrers is hard task.
A fellow named Geo. Brown, of Barnes
vile, attempted 10 leave his old hat IN a
store in the place of new one, but 1t
wouldn't go with the proprietor. Brown
was arrested and fined.
Major Cole, the Evangelist, gave his
farewell talk last night TO an audience that
filled the First NJ. +. Church to overflow
ing. Mr.. Grose will hold temperance
meetings this week.
The Wheeling Opera House Orchestra
will play AT the commencement exercises
again this year Miss Lucy Robinson,
who sang last season, will be on hand
again.
Applicants for certificates to teach in
Ra1far,.a schools will no examined bV the
local board at Central School Building on
Saturday, May 23d.
Newton Warnock, whose saw mill is To-
Gated below town, is arranging TO send
$1,000 feet of lumber to Powhattan for use
on the new railroad
A couple of women who were angry at
each other finally got into fighting trim
near the lookup. They were taken TO the
cooler.
Fifty-seven new members were taken IN
the First NJ. L. Church yesterday over
POO persons have joined since the revival
began.
The motto Of the coming graduating class
is: XX pro PdtriG Why can't we have an
English production for change.
The second child of Mr.. John Howell, of
the Fourth ward, died Friday of pneumo-
MIA and was buried yesterday.
DIR. G. A. Close, who has been laid up
with sickness for over year, was able to
be out one day last week.
Mr. Martin, son-in-law of Patrick Lyn-
esky. who died in Kentucky, was brought
here for burial yesterday.
Rev. O'Mara leaves to-day for Cincin-
natl 10 attend the Diocesan convention of
the Episcopal Church.
The wife of the late VIM. Risler has
been appointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the es-
tate OF her husband.
The regular attendance at public schools
is about $40. On circus day S3S answered
al roll call.
Geo Lippencott will be associated with
Mrs +. ). Armstrong in the hotel business
at FoStoria.
The residents on Rose Hill want to be up
with the times and will put down an arte-
sian well.
Aaron Morris, who lives south of town,
claims be was feeced out of $40 at the
circus.
John B. Haney's suit for damages against
the city ZONES up again in court this week
GAINESVILLE thinks the telephone COM
pany should run line to that city.
The Glass City Federation Labor Union
will meet to-ningh in Choral Hall.
Thomas Mccartney, an old First Ward
resident, died yesterday
The c. Il p. will give excursion rates to
PittSburg this week.
The School Beard meets tomorrow
night.