Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
BELLAIRE.


the following programme for their
meeting on Friday evening:
American History-From Hayes Administra-
ton 70 the Congress OF the three Americas 7, q,
Psper-Ths trouble at the mouth OF the Missis-
sippi river and Captain lads attempts 20
remedy it,. Gee. Miss Mamie McGregor
Table ralS-The news Of the day j. r. Mellott
Discussion Of the three great compromises
made in making the Constitution
As to slavery ................ Miss Lizzie Murray
Commerce and its control. Mrs. A. x. W liams
The story OF The Constitution-The Commits
sion az Mount Vernon, the Ordinance OF l1Sl,
the men chosen, Washington presiddeSs ,..,.,
Readiug-Are Americans Debtors:
Essay-History OF the knights Of Labor -.
Remarks by the Critic. ............J, ". Howell
Visitors are cordially invited 10 attend
the meetings.
The b. & o. morning accommodation
from the west for the past three or four
months mas given such poor accommo-
dations 20 the local travelling public and
our merchants that an organized move
ment is being made TO petition the com
papy for better service. Our merchants
have been provoked 20 take this step
because they have reason 10 believe that
the uncertainty Of the trains arrival
has diverted much Of the country trade
TO other towns They will ask that the
train be scheduled 50 as 10 arrive here
st least two hours earlier.
There was quite a family row in the
settlements aear the Il. X o. car shops
Yesterday afternoon and the participants
were brought before the Mayors Court.
A huge boulder which figured in the
conflict adOrnS His HOUOr'S desk.
James +. Winters, Of this city, son Of
Rev, I. ). Winters, Of Martins Ferry,
and Miss VI. Edna Barr, Of Martins
Ferry, were married at the NJ. +. par
sonage, Monday night, by Rev. L. W..
Lane.
The Turner's have on exhibition pair
Of slippers, a ring, gents scarf pin ana
silk umbrella, prizes to be awarded Tor
the most comic and finest costumes
worn at their masquerade ball, TO be
given Friday night.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
First NJ. +. Church is making prepare
tfous TO give an entertainment Tor the
benefit of Miss Bessie Hoge, who is at
the DeaconeSS' Home az Cincinnati
Presiding Elder McGee, Of the Pitts
burg Conference, filled the pulpit al 81.
Paul A. NJ. l.. Church last evening,
where an interesting revival meeting Is
in progress.
A. w. Voeghtly, of the Crystal, and
/. :. Wood bridge, OF the Bellaire, are
attending a meeting OF the window
Glass Manufacturers Association in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Anna jackson and Miss Eta
Keller returned % their homes at
Allegheny yesterday, after pleasant
visit with the family Of Rev. L. w.
Lane.
WI. McCIain, who has a contract 20
build a large addition 70 the Ohio Stste
University at Columbus, has been I'm the
city for a few days.
c. p. McCord returned from NouugS-
town Yesterday, where he has been at
tending 10 some contract work for
Dubois x Mccoy.
A social was held at the home Of Mrs.
!. B. Hart, in the Fourth ward, last
evening, under the auspices OF the \.
Z. :. c. L.
c. b. Knox, Of Barnesville, aspirant
for q place IN iht 0LlNc VA bA' 'toN'
Labor Commissioner, was IN the city
yesterday.
Rodefer BroSs have been offered sew
eral glass factories to operate until they
get their own works in shape for oper-
alton.
Prof. Hart, slight OF hand man, is
billed for three nights engagement az
the Elysian, beginning Thursday night
Will Parks will take advantage Of the
r. a. o. excursion tomorrow 70 make a
visit TO Washington City and Baltimore.
BENJAMIN Turner, at one time on the
police force In this city. will move his
family to Canton, O., ABOUT April lSt.
W. J. McClaiu yesterday moved his
big office safe out 70 the stone quarry at
MCClainSville.
Ed. BasSler, pianist at Alex Somers,
has been taken 20 the Wheeling Hospital.
The Armstrong residence property,
on Belmont street, is being repaired.
Mrs. Flora Williams, Of Moundsyil.e,
Is visiting the family OF Or. Wells.
Miss Lille Odbert is visiting Wheel
ing friends.