Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
BELLAIRE.

by John H. Woods horse ana cart, rested
easier yesterday, and the probability is
that she will recover.
james +. Brown, a promising young
graduate of the Cincinnati Law School,
will locate at Athens, o., leaving for that
place accompanied by his mother, to-mor-
row.
A Trustee of the City Water Works
Board is to be appointed TO I'LL the vacancy
! caused by the resignation OF John L. AualnS
! who has moved TO Findlay. The Mayor
has the power to appoint man 10 De con-
firmed by the City Council.
The City Board of School Examiners
was reorganized yesterday by the election
of ]. w. Howell as President, and Super
intendent B. T. Jones, Clerk.
The city School Board will probably ap-
point some one 10 fill the vacancy IN the
Board caused by the resignation OF capt.
| VIM. Ault.
A number of probationers will be recelY-
ed into membership at the FlrsO M T.
| Church at the morning service to-day:
James Fitton, Jr., will leave Tor CleVe-,
| lane tomorrow to attend the meeting oI
the Bill Posters Association OF ONO;
I Rev. 7. w. Lane, the popular and EN-
Gent pastor of the First NJ E. Church, has
recently received calls from two congre-
cations in Cleveland to become their
pastor. AS the salaries offered are much
| larger than is paid here, there IS little
doubt that he will accept one OF the
callsif Conference agrees to the PROPOSE
ton. Rev. Lane has many friends here
among the various congregations ana the
general public who will be sorry 10 lose
him as a minister. nelghoor ana IeI4oW
citizen.
1t is about time for the police to call a
halt to fast driving on the streets. 1hree
persons have been injured during the past
week by being struck by vehicles or horses.
The fastest driving is not done IN the cen
tral part of town, although 1t is entirely
too fast for public safety there.
Prof. Belle. chemist to the State Board
of Health, has made an examination OF the
river water taken at this point after IL mas
been sealed for two days, and finds that the
water is as free from contamination or
hurtful impurities as any taken from otheT
points along the river. The state Boaru
will have to revise its screed used against
Bellaire for the past year.
The teachers class in astronomy has
been reorganized, as the new telescope Tor
the public schools is expected TO arrive IN
few weeks.
The machinists Of this city have decided
to form an organization and have applied
for a charter.
Rev. S. c.. Collier will preach his last
sermon at the South Bellaire NJ. Il. Church
to-day before going to Conference.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Muth,
Saturday morning, fine girl baby.
The Novelty Stamping Company Will
push work rapidly on their factory oullo-
ing, now that a site has been selected. Our
people are anxious to see the new company
begin active preparations, as the works
will give employment TO large number OF
men,
The High School begins this years wark
with five more pupils than 1t started with
last year.
Mrs. Martha Higgs, of Roney's Point,
w. Va, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Weeks, of the Second ward,
during the past few days.
Miss Emma Phillips, of Whitney, has
been visiting friends in this city during the
past week.
The Misses Amelia and Bertha Gautart
returned Yesterday from an extended visit
TO New York, Philadelphia and other
points of interest in the east
Dump Sherman has been with Bell
aire friends the past few days.
Two Of the public pumps are out OF re-
pair They should be fixed at once, as the
river water is unfit for drinking purposes,
especially to those who have become habit
uated to well water.
Dr. h. n. Riggs, of Powhatan, was in
the city yesterday.
We believe there is not town the size
of Bellaire in the state which can show
lower death rate for July and August,
namely: Six deaths in each month, two
of which were caused by accident.
A number Of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle were out TO the brass band festival
at Franklin last night.
The Belmont County W. G. T. Z. elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
wear at the meeting held at Flushing last
week: President, Mrs. Albert, Of Bridge
mort; secretary, Mrs. ROdefer, Of Bellaire;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Springer,
of Bridgeport; treasurer, Mrs. Price, of
Uniontown; superintendent Of Loyal Lee
gion. Mrs Piggott, OF Flushing.
John Anterior, of Newark, o., is visit
ing Second Ward friends.
Adolph Bauer, of Raleigh, n c., is Wis
iting his father and other relatives in the
city.
Rev. DR.. Ponton. pastor of the A. NJ E.
church, will preach at Martins Ferry this
morning.
Work is progressing nicely on Rodefer
Bros new factory building.
Il. Il. Day lost valuable horse, which
died suddenly Friday night.
The birthday of Mrs. A. a. Fulton, Of
the Second ward, was celebrated in be-
coming mannerlast Thursday. Many Of
her friends and relatives called, and besides
a splendid dinner an enjoyable afternoon
was spent
Ferdinand Well will probably leave for
Dunkirk, Ind, tomorrow.
Albert Luchs and James Linard will 20
up to Pittsburg this morning 70 spend the
day.
Seats went on sale for the Limited
Mair' Yesterday, and the indications point
TO a big business. The company has been
brought here at a large expense for an
opening attraction. The Limited Mail"
is the greatest show of the kind on the
road. and always pleases the big crowds
that turn out to see it.
Rossell Sammons, OF Aleppo, Pa, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The best yield of wheat that we have
heard of for large field is reported from
Smith township, E. &. Scatterday having
raised $50 bushels on eighteen acres.
Usual services will be held at the various
churches, except the Second Presbyterian,
in the city to-day. Strangers IN the city
are cordially invited TO attend the services
at either church.
Mrs. Carl Dover is suffering consider
ably with her arm, which is fractured aL
the elbow.
Baily Tyler. Of White Sulphur Springs,
Montana, is visiting his brothers Ben and
Harry in this city.
There was not sufficient evidence against
WIN. Iuca7, the young cOlored chap who
was arrested for passing counterfeit
money, and he was released.
w. f. Day has returned from Oberlin,
Ohio. where he bid on contract to con-
struct three miles of sewers.
DR.. r. a. Douglass and wife, of Barn
hill. O., were in the city yesterday, re-
turning from visit to friends in Smith
Miss Louise Snyder, of Wheeling, and
Miss Hirt, of Pittsburg, called on friends