Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
BELLAIRE.

wagon at the foot OF Rose Hill yesterday.
No damage was done except the breaking
of the wagon tongue.
Morgan's ferryboat will be taken down
to Parkersburg this week for general
overhauling and repairs. :,
| Miss Bessie Hoge, OF this city, who Will
| shortly leave for India to engage in mis-
sionary work, will have charge of the kim
dergarten work al the Epworth Park As
sembly.
Heatherington's brass band will leave
| for Charleston, w. Va, to-day on the
steamer Lizzie Bay.
Hatchetts brass band gave delightful
concert at the public square last evening.
| There is no reason why such concerts
| should not be made weekly treat to the
| public.
a GAINESVILLE paper notes that VIM. Nc
! knight, sent from this county to the work
house at that place, tried to escape by dig
ging hole through wall He had opened
! his cell door with wooden key purchased
from fellow-prisoner.
Several persons from this city will visit
the Ray Fishing Club in camp, near Clar-
| ington, to-day.
Farmers report that in certain localities
potatoes are rotting badly in the ground
Lawrence Terney, Eph. Vogel, James
Holleran, Edward Marlin, Geo. Harper,
Harry Satterfeld, VIM. Winters, VIM.
| Cofield, Henry Ludwig and Henry KEN
pie, former citizens of Bellaire, returned to
the city the past two days, having quit the
| employ of the Bellaire Stamping Company,
! at Harvey, Ill. They were dissatisfied
! primarily with the foreman under whom
| they worked, and generally with the town
! of Harvey and it's environs Harvey poses
as a pronibitio town, yet we heard tue
boys speak of 1.-THE joint" THE
| Sheeney," THE Mad-house," and ITEM
perance Pool Rooms" where the vilest Of
| intoxicants were dispensed.
The colored folks Of Flushing and
vicinity will hold campmeeting at that
| place, beginning next Saturday.
Some First National Bank stock changed
hands in the past week, bringing % per
cent. premium.
SQUIRE John McNiece and James Dun
fee. prominent farmers OF Mead township,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Michael Porterfeld, Of the Third
ward, is quite i'll with muscular rheuma-
tism.
Miss Emma Warnock left yesterday for
a few weeks visit with relatives at War
mock.
Rev. N. M. Grove, of DeHaven. Pa,
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day, morning and evening.
It was reported on the streets yesterday
that George Fennen. Of Georgetown,
whose serious injury by being struck by a
| limb of tree he was telling, as reported
| in Yesterdays REGISTER, had died or his
injuries. A careful inquiry failed TO con-
| firm either the truth or falsity Of the re-
| port.
VIM. Wigfeld, the B. & o. yard engi-
neer who was assaulted ten days ago, is
improving and will likely recover, a.
| though he will have a badly disfgured
| face Joseph Donovan, the leader OF the
party charged with making the assault,
has not yet been apprehended.
Martin Cowen and wife are home from
visit to relatives at Cincinnati.
Potato growers say the vines this year
have the most prolific crop OF blossoms
they have ever seen. There is an, entire
absence of the Colorado beetle, which has
proved upon the vines for several years
past, and TO this fact is attributed the big
bloom.
Murray Fawcett, of the Bellaire Nail
| Works Office, is with his family visiting
relatives at Cummings, Ill.
Max Herzberg is home from business
trip in the East.
George Gifen, Trustee of Pease town
ship, passed through the city yesterday
with six children en- route for the County
Children's Home.
Jack HUME driver Of Kepner Bros. &
Dura's delivery wagon, fell off a wagon
Dad Of pelts yesterday and dislocated his
shoulder.
John Fallen came home from the Worlds
Fair fishing clubs camp at Clay Lick,
bringing with him over a hundred pounds
of fish. He says the boys are all doing
well.
Union services will be held at the First
| Presbyterian Church this morning, and at
! the United Presbyterian Church this even
ing.
Contracto W. J. Berry came in from
Canton, yesterday, TO spenn Sunday with
his family on Pipe creek.
Rev. VIM. Cunningham, of Wheeling,
will fill the pulpit at the South Bellaire M.
E. Church this evening.
Rev. II. w. Fan, of Bridgeport, will
preach at both the morning ana evening
services at the Second M. e. Church.
Charles Edwards, an old Bellaire boy,
manager of glass factory at Fostoria, is
visiting old friends and relatives here.
The Bellaire Window Glass Company, of
Red Key, Ind, has been chartered, with a
capital stock of 5000, with Nj. A. San
ders, John Harvey, Thomas j. Harvey,
John Smith and L. ). Woodbridge as d.
rectors.
The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee will meet in this city tomorrow TO
select two members Of the County Election
Board.
Quite number of people went out to
Bethesda camp grounds last evening to
spend Sunday.
John H. Hopkins left for Columbus yes
terday, where he will join Evangelist Van
Pelt as musical director in the conduct OF
revival meetings.
Quarterly conference will be held at the
A. NJ. Z. Church tomorrow evening, con-
Quoted by Presiding Elder w. II. Cole
man.
Trustee George Kern went out to the
County Infrmary yesterday to make the
semi-anuual settlement with the directors
Of that institution.
The union services of the Christian and
First NJ. E. Church will be held to-day,
both morning and evening, at the church
of the first named.
Miss Maggie Clegg. of the First ward, is
visiting relatives at Steubenviue
''The Homestead Trouble" will be the
subject Of Rev. NJ. NJ. Ponton's discourse
at the A. NJ E. Church this morning.
Michael Oweus, manager of Libby Bros
glass factory at Toledo, is here with his
family visiting relatives.
1t is said that the Bellaire Window Glass
! Works, offered for sale, will be purchased
by company of our people, and viii be
put into operation next fire. The anxiety
of some Of the members of the old company
TO try their fortunes in the new gas towns
will not keep the factory idle.
We saw a man Yesterday with capital to
invest who was looking for the subscrip-
ton books of the new Stamping Company.
This shows that men with capital have
faith in the new concern, and that the pros
poets of Bellaire are brighter than for two
years past.
Repairs are to be made about the Etna
Manufacturing Company's factory build
| ings.