Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
BELLAIRE.

Those who subscribed money to the
Board Of Trade, TO be used to induce the
Stamping Company to remain in this city,
are requested TO allow the Boars TO use
said subscriptions for the best interests OF
the city. Subscriptions should be paid IN
by the first of next month.
Bellaire Chapter, r. A. NJ, conferred
the Royal Arch degree last evening, and
then repaired to the St Nicholas Hotel,
where a sumptuous feast was served. Mr..
A. X. Burroughs, travelling auditor OF the
G.. 81 =. X. K. Co., was guest Of the lodge
during the evening.
Officer Donald Mcdonald is an aspirant
for nomination as Marshal on the Republi-
can city ticket.
Rev. A. j. Lane and wife are guests Of
the family of their son, Rev. 7. w. Lane,
at the First NJ. E. parsonage.
Miss Belle Schramm visited friends in
this city the past week.
Patrick Carney and family, who have
been with friends here for several weeks,
have gone to Moundsville, where Mr.. Q.
will work in the new glass factory.
Miss Nan Reed has returned from visit
to friends at Woodsfield.
A number Of old offenders began to fill
up with booze on the appearance Of the
food, and made business livelier at the
Mayors Court the latter part OF the
week.
Farmers who came to the city yesterday
report the fruit trees in very bad shape.
Ice has bound the lower limbs of the trees
to the ground, and many of the higher
limbs are broken off. Forest and shade
trees are also badly injured. If q wet
snow should fall on the ice.c coated trees the
damage would be enormous.
The Schubert Quartette will appear at
the First M. +. church tomorrow evening
The revival meetings in progress at the
Christian and the South Bellaire M. E
churches have been well attended and
much interest is manifested.
When the Postal Telegraph Company
takes charge of the b., u. a. Q. line this
city will have postal telegraph service.
A conference of the Prohibitionists Of
this county will be held at City Hall, in
this city, on Tuesday, Goth inst. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting is not stated, but all
are invited TO attend.
An effort will be made to break the will
of the late Moses Boggs, an eccentric old
bachelor who died at Warnock several
mouths ago. He left a large estate to be
divided among relatives and the Presby-
terian church and its auxilliaries.
John Muth and Ed. Moore intend TO start
this evening for New Orleans, where they
expect 10 go into business il the prospects
are favorable.
DR.. George Maser and family. who have
been visiting Mrs MS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Muth, returned on Friday
night TO their home at Parsons, Kansas.
John Crozies died yesterday afternoon
at his home on Belmont street, after q
long illness. Deceased was 80 years Of
age, and had resided in this city for many
years He leaves wife and one daughter,
Mrs. Thomas. Bickerton. The funeral
will take place Monday at p. m, under
the auspices of the Masonic order.
w. II. Clearwater, who claims TO be the
champion pool player Of the world, played
an exhibition game with Billy George at
Alex. Somers' rooms Friday night. Re
suit: Clearwater, $50 balls; George, 96
balls. After the game Clearwater made
some remarkably good fancy shots.
Trains on the B., u. & 9. road have been
delayed the past week by landslides, Ice on
the rails, etc.
J.H. Murray, machinist at the c. s. P.
shops, is quite i'll.
Work will be resumed at the steel plant
tomorrow, with Harry Mcdonald as SUI
perlntendent. Mr.. Jaycox, the retiring SUI
perintendent, left the city on Friday.
The Fire Department held meeting last
evening to make arrangements to attend
the funeral of John Manley, who was an
active member Of the Volunteer.
Morgan's ferry oat was not damaged as
badly as was at first supposed. She re-
sumed her trips yesterday.
Max Herzberg is in the East on ousi-
ness trip.
b. & D. employees look for the pay car TO
arrive tomorrow.
Word has been received Of the death Of
Mrs. George Aplin at her home at Colum-
bus, o. She was for many years resi-
dent Of this city.
The City Board Of School Examiners
will hold an examination at Central Build
ing, Saturday, the 30th inst.
Mrs. Marsh, who was arraigned before
Squire Cooper last week for Disturbing the
schools, entered plea Of guilty and was
fined s. and costs, consequently the case
will not 90 to the county court.
The funeral Of John Cooper will take
place tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
An Masons Of Ionic and Bellsire lodges
are invited TO attend.
Miss Kate Dsrrah, Of Brooks Run, is ~
ing al the point Of death.
An addition will be built TO the Mer-
chants Hotel.
Mrs. w. c. Waruock has been quite ser
iously Ill the past few days. blt is improv-
ing.
The NJ. E. is the name Of new social
club recently organized by the young peo-
pie.