Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
BELLAIRE.

First DlVlSlOn-ClVy pOIiCS ouu SAUy
council, and miners and farm hands Iao0r
unions.
Second Division-Glassworke
Third Divisional. A. OF l. and ,. w. ano
Bellaire building trades.
Procession will form on Union street
with right resting on Thirty-second, and
march thence west to Guernsey, north on
Guernsey to Central avenue, west on Cen
trail avenue TO Noble, north on Noble 10
Forty-sixth, east on Forty-sixth to Harrl-
son, south on Harrison TO 70 Forty-talrd,
west on Forty-third TO Noble, south on
Noble 10 Thirty east on Thirty
seventh TO Belmont, south on Belmont to
Central avenue, east on Central avenue to
Union, south on Union to Twenty-fourth,
west on Twenty-four TO Belmont, north on
Belmont 10 Twenty-seYenth, east on
Twenty-seventh 10 Union, north on Unlok
70 Thirty-frst, west on Thirty.hrst 70
Belmont, north on Belmont TO City Hall
and disband.
Speaking at Public Square at Up. m.
Address of Welcome-Mayor S. S. Nc
Gowan.
ing. r,.s
Miners, Wheeling.
Address-John Anderson, of Ohio.
Address-Alonzo Grouse OF Ohio.
Address,. H. Burt, of Wheeling.
Address-Hugh O'DOnnel, Of Home
stead, Pa.
After the speaking there will be races
between the fireman, and grand Dali IL
Turner Hall at night.
The Sunday schools Of this city ano
Bridgeport will hold a union picnic al
! Ridgeway's grove on the c., L. 81 w. road,
on the 18th inst. Hackett's brass band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Robert Amber will so to Jeanette
Pa, where he has secured work.
Charles Husbands and sister, Miss
! Anna. have returned from visit TO rela
tives in Delaware.
The many friends of Miss Rosa X. Arm
| strong. of Armstrong; Mills, will regret
| IN learn that she sustained an injury by q
| fan few nights since. She heard a noise
| in the house and getting up from her bed
| became beWildered and fell down flight
of stairs, slightly fracturing her skull
| She is improving as well as could be eX'
pected, and her mind has not been i'm
| paired.
Cards will be posted about the city
| urging residents to be cleanly OF person
| and to keep their residents in good SAM
| tarv condition, in view of the possible APP
pearance of cholera. The prevailing or
| dinance IN regard TO filth on premises viii
probably be enforced to the benefit OF the
| city.
Crawford Phillips graduated from Par
sons Neurological Institute at Peoria, Ills.
| this week, and has secured position a:
optician in Grubb's iewelry store in Wheel
| ing.
There was big row among the darkie:
in the alley back of Guernsey street Fri
| day night, during which Edward Ander
| son was badly cut and bruised about tn(
head. Several others were slightly hurt
| Ella Stricken, one of the principals, who
has figured often in police court, was tineC
| EI3 and costs and sentenced to ninety day:
| in Jail. Willis Dunkley was fined S25 anC
costs and twenty days in Jail; Edward An
| derson $50 and costs.
The j. NJ. Evans property on Soutf
! Union street was sold yesterday at puOllT
auction. II. IT. Day, the grocer, was th(
purchaser. Consideration, $685..
Quarterly meeting will be held at The
South Bellaire Nj. Z. Church to-day
| Communion service conducted by Presld
| ing Elder J. r. Mills.
Albert Kennon, Esq, OF st. ClalrsVllIe
was in the city yesterday.
A gentleman will open commercial
| school in this city if a sufficient number o.
students can be secured TO start with.
County Auditor Joe Henderson, who was
| taken suddenly i'll with cholera morbu:
| al the Windsor Hotel on Friday, was taker
| to his home at ST. Clairsville yesterday
still quite sick.
James'Linard is spending the day witt
| friends at Bethesda.
A little son of Morris Luchs, OF Mari
eta, died on Friday. Mr.. Luchs had beer
visiting his parents in this city, and ar
!
The quarterly convention of the w. g
7. U. OF this county will be held at Flush
ing next Thursday, at which officers viii
be elected for the ensuing year The "I's'
auxiliary will also attend.
The young folks Of the Christian
Church will hold an ice cream social IN
their church tomorrow evening.
The receipts at the B. Il .. ticket office
in this city the past year were 3, 200 great
er than during the previous year
Benz. Ogle and wife have been visiting
relatives at Barnesyille during the pas
week.
The Daughters of Liberty met last nigh
for the first time in Odd Fellows Hal
Stewartsville Council, o. U. A. NJ, hal
moved headquarters from Glencoe L
Franklin. and dedicated their new location
| last evening by holding banquet.
Duane Cowen and wife will leave TO
morrow for Nit. Clemens, Mich. Mrs
Cowen will remain for several weeks II
the hope Of recruiting her health.
Miss Emma Rankin Of Moundsville il
the guest of Miss Ella Stewart of th'
Third ward.
The Minister'S Association is called 4
meet st the First NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
afternoon.
Samuel G. Crow will act as Chief Mar
shall Of the Labor Day procession, with W
p. Crozier and Charles Murray as assist
ants.
Gate.keeper A. NJ. F. Boyd collected
! Sl40.5l in tolls on the Wegee pike las
| month.
Merchants are requested to decorate thei
| business houses tomorrow, close thelI
stores from 10 q. N. until p. m, and Il
| turn ont in the parade
Thomas McGee's PAGER, Old Dick, tool
third money at the New Martinsville fair
The Democrats Of the First ward organ
lied a club on Friday evening with fifty
| two members. NJ. Huffman was elected
| President; Edward Alum, Vice-Presi
dent; Thomas 2. Mason, Secretary; OH
| Tavlor, Treasurer. This is splendid
start for . CLUB in that ward, which ha
| hitherto been strong Republican preclnc
and NAV 90 Democratic this fall.
Ut. Kelly, O. p. Mason, J. A. Green
| field ana F. j. Smith attended the funera
~of Jesse r. Purnell at Parkersburg yeSter
day.
Regular services will be held at the var
| ious churches in the city to-day. Tn
United PRESBYTERIAN and First Pfesbyter
ian congregations will hold union service
as usual at the former this morning and q
| the latter this evening.
Robert Lawrence, the young tailor, i