Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-18
BELLAIRE.

At the next meeting OF tn 1Ouns
Mems Democratic Club Marith HUH
man will deliver an address "Ine
Life and services Of Andrew } tckson.
The club is in splendid snap ana Is
growing finely.
Tomorrow is the last day paylns
December taxes without the pehalty
added. In some OF the ne shoorlhs
counties the commissioners ave Au-
thorIzed the treasurer TO end Iue
time, as was done under IL Ola laM'
bnt Prosecuting Attorney Holdings
wortb has decided that IL County
Treasurer has no warrant for xtehuihs
the time.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, OF =. Glars
vile, was in the city vest DAY ne
has about recovered from his recent III
ness.
The Bellaire steel plant continues
making splendid output. ne Sggre-
gate production for Novemo was w.
41S tons. One day recently me output
amounted to 27s tons. ThG plant mas
had q splendid run, and wv only snu'
down for few days soon tPr the pur-
pose of making needed repairs.
A new time table goes INFO erect on
the c., L. & w. road to-day!
John A. Neff, prominent farmer OF
near Warnock, called on trlenoS IN luis
city yesterday.
Miss Winnie Follen, OF the oeconu
ward, is spending the day with lriehus
in Benwood.
Richard Kane and Charles Davis had
q hearing in Squire Cooper's court yes
terday on the charge of stealing turkeys
from James Nelson. Each OF them
pleaded guilty to stealing one turkey,
They were left of by paying small hnes
on account Of their tender age.
The bazaar held in the Manchester
building the past three evenings by the
Christian Endeavor Society of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, was a decided sue
cess socially and financially. The
room was crowded last evening and ali
present had delightful time.
There will be a change OF time maze
on the Ohio River Railroad to-day.
Word was received here yesterday
that Squire James McKeen, OF gum
cy. who has long been i'll with cancer,
was in a very critical condition and was
expected to live but short time. The
Squire is quite well-known In this city
and is held In high esteem.
The question, "ReSolUed, That the
signs of the times indicate the
downfall of the Republic" will be dis
cussed at the Forest Jill school house
west of town, next Tuesday night The
debaters are Clark Beam and D. W.
Ault, affirmative; 7. II. Rowfes ana T.
C. Cutchsham, negative. Quite mum
Der of our people expect to attend.
The Belmont County Teachers Asso-
citation held its fourth quarterly meet
ing at GAINESVILLE yesterday. There
was good attend ance, and several OF
the papers read brought out warm dis
cussion.
"The Fast Mail" Is billed to appear
at the Eysian next Thursday evening.
The hugger remains in innocuous
desutude since one Of his victims
scratched his hand badly "a few evenings
since.
The First NJ. e. Sunday School will
have an enterrdY lent and treat on
the evening ofte 10Th inst
e. A. Dorsey Bridgeport, was in
the city yesttsedsI working up new
o. q. A. "a gouncil. The present
Council hGass groFhsso large that it is
unwieldy, ed u > Stats officials think
it will be better to organize an addi-
tonal Council.
Tickets are now on sale for the grand
fair and festival, to he given by Spang'
Ter Post In February.
Alfred Kelley, young men who was
arrested for stealing the brass found In
the possession of George Runner. had a
hearing in the Mayors Court yesterday,
He pleaded not guilty to the cha-ge,
but confessed TO having received The
stolen goods. He got the same fine and
sentence as was given Runner, VIZ: SIS
and costs aud thirty days in jail.
Mrs. O'Malley, wife OF Peter OMal-
ley, Waterman at the city building, who
has been seriously i'll, was somewhat
better yesterday,
VIII Barrett and C. f. Foster, stu
dent at Wheeling Business College,
were in the city yesterday, and went
out to Rock Hill last evening TO visit
friends"
a large creamery aid cheese factory
is to be built at Centervillle. The
selected for the building.
A new Council o. U. A NJ. will be In
stituted at Batesville, on Wednesday.
This order seems to be spreading over
the country like wild fire." AT the
little hamlet of Whitney, on the Il. 81
O. road, there is a Council Ill members,
while al several other little villages in
the county the membership reaches
nearly hundred, In fact the Councils
are growing so rapidly that the State
Organizer some time ago said, In joke,
that he suspected that at some places
the girls were dressed In male attire
and initiated.
George Beckett, c. s. p. freight con-
ductor, had finger badly mas he'd while
coupling cars at Steubenville, Friday
evening.
Secretary of State Poorman came
down from Columbus yesterday morn
Ing, aud will remain with his family I'M
til tomorrow.
A little child Of j. w. Coulson, OF
Gravel Hill, is seriously Ill.
The Bohemlans held big ball at
Turner Hail Friday night.
The Young Peoples Lecture Course
Committee will hold meeting on Tues
day evening.
Miss Myrtle Duraut has returned
from a three months visit TO relatives
In North Dakota.
Miss Mollie Curran and sister have re-
turned from visit to friends In Find
lay and Fostoria.
| The Swedish Quartette will give o
concert In this city on the goth inst
A party of Bohemian glass blowers
are billed to appear at Schmuibach's
Hall all of this week,
Reuairs are being made to the B. g.