Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
BELLAIRE.

A serioui blunder appeared IN tnese
items concerning the price ofthe DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER. The price per week IS
EIGHTEEN CENTS.
About sixty persons left on the b., z: q
G. train yesterday morning for BeallsVlle,
to attend the big Masonic celebration 10 %
held in beautiful grove, near that place.
Of this number about forty were from this
CITY. and the remainder from St. Glars
Vile and other places. Heatherington'
band rendered some pretty music on the
streets before leaving.
Lee w. Hart died at the residence OF his
uncle, John NJ Grouse, in the Fifth ward,
yesterday morning, OF periotonltis. he
had been i'll only four days, and MS SUD
den death is severe shock to his many
friends and relatives. Deceased was
twentv-three wears of age, light-he and
cheerful as a bird, and iovial companion.
The remains were taken last evening to
the home of his parents, near LeWlss
Mills for burial.
Prohibitionists are early in the cam
paign; in fact they keep in the harness
the whole year round. A. b. Mlnamyer,
of Smith township, students at t'ranKIln
College. is billed to deliver number OF
sneecbes in this county during vacation.
He will deliver an address In THIS city
next Thursday.
The Glover girls, arrested on Friday.
have not vet been given a nearing. Inc
two young men were fined s. and cose each.
Franklin College commencement takes
place next Wednesday. There are seven
teen members Of the graduating class:
Hon. j. w. Shannon and son, OF st.
Clarsville. were in the city yesterday;
Charles Albright and Mary Cunningham
were married on Thursday evening oy
Rev. D. W. Mitchell.
The life insurance Of $40, 900 held by the
late Murray Fawcett mas oeen paIu 10
Mrs. Fawcett.
The toll gate on the Bellaire and st.
Gainesville pike will be located on the
west side os the Rose Hill cemetery.
Trueman Coffman, who had foot badly
injured at the steel works several weeks
ago, was down town yesterday. The
wound heals slowly.
George Boyce's family are occupying
their cottage at Bethesda camp grounds.
George Will be content to spend Sunday
there until the bottle factory shuts down
for the summer.
Chris Marx was caught by falling stone
in Pelkv's coal mine Friday evening and
was badly bruised. but not seriously hurt.
A union temperance meeting will be held
at the Christian church this evening. u.
w. Gowen, OF Maine, will deliver an ad-
dress Mr.. Gowen is a fluent and inter
esting speaker. The meeting is held under
the auspices of the Good Templars.
A man named Phillips was crossing the
wooden bridge few evenings since, when
he was accosted by colored man, who
asked if he had watch key that he would
loan. After winding his timepiece, the
colored man said ~ hain't got key for
this watch. and you may have it for So"
Phillips had but 81 in change, and the
darkey accepted that for his timepiece
which is q fairly good silver watch. The
darkey had evidently not paid anything
for the article sold.
Regular services at the First M. C.,
South Bellaire NJ. e.. First Presbyterian,
United PRESBYTERIAN, German Reformed,
and Gravel Hill NJ. E. Mission to-day.
Rev Mcknight will occupy the pulpit at
the L. Z. church.
Harry McKeen, representing the Soci-
ETY. Of the Presbyterian Church; Miss
Retta Pfaffenbach. the Christian Church;
and Miss Fannie Heskett, the First Pres
byterian Church, at the State Convention
Young Peoples Society Christian Endeav-
or, at Oennison, o., this week, have re-
turned home.
Charles r. Costing left yesterday with
his children for Boston, where the children
will reside. MIR Costing will return in
few days aud retain the management OIL
Bellaire cement works.
Houstons brick works have been having
q splendid run this season. A new brick
machine has been ordered, which will ar
rive in few days, and more than the usual
amount Of brick will be made
The many friends In this city Of Miss
Mary Powell, who has been teaching school
at ST Paul. Mimi, will DE pleasantly sur
prised TO learn that she was married re-
Gently to Edward Weisenburger, Of that
city.
The Board Of Health has employed Jack
Baugh as sanitary policeman at salary
Of k25 per month.
Several OF our people will so up 10
Pittsburg the latter part of the week TO
witness the Brooklyn-P ittsburg ball games.
Pitts0urg Stein and Kennedy will come
down from Pittsburg to visit Thos. Cullen,
who knows more about base ball than any
other man in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. A. Henderson
took place yesterday afternoon. Inter-
ment at Rose Hill cemetery.
The report has been received from
Knoxville that Col. Dubois is getting
Strengthened up, and will return home in
few days.
Rarpberries retalled yesterday at 10
cents per box.
Miss Emma Warnock is visiting friends
at Warnock.