Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07


for Cont" to give them Il few points.
The latter said he would go to the hotel
for his running trunks, and never came
back. 1t is not known whether he got
any money.
bEi.GALk<L.
Miss Flora Carr, of Findlay, is the guest
of Miss Annie Husbands. A party will be
given at Windsor hotel tomorrow evening
in honor of Miss Carr.
|. y. Ewing, sewing machine agent, has
had his place of business, in the Third
ward, nicely fixed up.
The efforts of our business people to do
something for the city in substantial way
has met with great deal of encourage
ment. There never was such an earnest
expression of feeling for the welfare
Of the town as was expressed last
week The committees on their tours of
solicitation found most everyone willing to
give something for the good of the town.
1t is expected that this happy expression of
feeling will grow even more magnanmouS
as the days 90 by. The intention is TO get
all subscribers TO the fund together and
organize a permanent organization, the OBJ
iect of which will be to look after the wei
fare of Bellaire on all occasions. There is
an excellent opportunity for the citizens to
make the GLASS City, even more prosper
Gus than ever before Let everyone give
the movement word of encouragement
even if not able to assist In pecunlary
way.
w. C.. Warnocli, editor of the Democrat,
was called to st. Clairsville to the bedside
of his old newspaper friend, John Danford,
who is expected to die at any time.
The BdlneSUille Republican is big boy
now having completed its eighth birthday
last week The paper has had remark
able growth and is the success the MesSrS.
Hanlons have tried to make IT.
The-effort to change the name OF Burr'S
Mills to Epworth was not successful. The
station as well as the oostof1icc will here
after be known as Bethesda. The little
village has been known by the names of
Paramount and Burr's Mills and the latter
gives place 10 Bethesda. But the name OF
Burr's Mills will likely ever cling to it
The Odd Fellows who went to Woods
field 10 the dedication report "a good time.
They were well fed, a feature of the visit
that will live long in their remembrance.
Dewitt Danford. as executor of the estate
of Sarah A. Andt rson, yesterday sold some
of the property of the lady in the First
ward.
McMillen Bros. will continue the con-
don Il McMilen.
Oscar Poorman, who returned from the
west few days since, has gone to work on
the Tribute.
A number of persons from here wen to
Martins Ferry last night 10 witness the
presentation of "Queen Esther"
Wheeling sent down good delegation 10
the commencement exercises, but some OF
the crowd arrived late ard were unable to
gain admission. There were Lao people
in the rink and several hundred were
turned away.
The miners of this city and vicinity are
over all trouble and work is fairly active
for this eason of the year.
Shanklin Thornbury and Marion Seals
talk of going into the produce business IN
Chicago in the fall.
AC.L. Il w. engine demolished a wagon
belonng to Dougherty " Co, the other
day
The bids of contractors to furnish coal
to the City Water Works will be opened
on the 10th
There will be four graduate at st. Johns
Church this year. The school will close
about the oath.
Capt. Gearing, the gentleman who built
the fuel plant near the steel works some
time since. and who failed TO get his pro-
cess 10 work as he wanted, has presented a
second proposition 10 the stockholders OF
the plant The gentleman wants to give
the works another trial OF go days at his
own expense. The owners Of the plant Will
meet on Monday TO consider the PROPOSE
tol. 1t is likely that Mr.. Gearing will be
accommodated.
Several families will 60 to Blrr's Mills
camp ground on the goth
School teachers who reside outside of the
city are preparing to leave for their homes
for the usual summer vacation.
Henry Rodewig has novel window at
traction at Cummins' hardware store That
is worked by an electric battery.
Fitton Il Jackley, the electricians, had
several electrical cOntrivances on eXhibi-
ton at Weyricks drug store that attracted
great deal of attention.
The X. of p. will attend divine services
in IA body in the First NJ. L. Church on
Sunday. June II. After services graves OF
deceased brothers will be decorated.
The commencement exercises at Barnes
vile consumed two nights. Twenty-six
boys and girls (mostly the latter received
diplomas. Almost four-ffths of the gradu-
ates at GAINESVILLE and this city are girls.
A number of steel workers went to
B aver yesterday TO attend the annual PIC
ME.
which occurs in New York about the mid
die of the month. have been received
The only families in the city that have
three graduates from the public schools
are James Fittons and Mr.. Blon's, Of
the Fifth ward.
An effort is being made to organize
lodge of Jr. O. L. a. NJ. at Dillies' Bottom.
Beaver Rocks. in Washington township,
is geological formation that Tor thirty
years have been an object of considerao lie
interest. attrancting people for many miles
around. No less tnan 5000 names are in
serb on the rocks in this solitary place:
Mrs. VIM LETTERS. Of the Twenty second
ward. who fell from porch and broke the
large bone in her lett wrist, is getting
along all right with her painful injury:
John A. Gallaher will 90 TO the State
Convention of the Prohibition Party as
delegate.
There was not a boy from Beilaire who
took the examination for appointment to
West Point. Most of our boys are not III
clined in that direction.
The Every Other Week Club will meet
this week at the home of ID. w. Cooper.
Four men who have been sent to the
Penitentary from this county have appil-
cations for pardon or parole.
John Dubois and bride are home from
their wedding tour.
Communion services in the First NJ. +.
and Episcopal Churches this morning.
The owl train will run every night be-
gixuing tomorrow evening. Parties going
" Wheeling desiring to return about mid
MONT will ind this train what they want.