Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27
BELLAIRE.


The annual meeting Of the w. f. NJ.
s., OF GAINESVILLE district, opened at
South Belaire NJ. Z. Church, Thursday
evening, with a fair attendance, and
there was a good crowd In attendance
at the sessions yesterday and last eve
ming. The programme, as published In
this column few days ago, was render
ed, everal of our school children assist
ing In the exercises.
WILDER Smith had hearing In Squire
Cooper's court yesterday on charge OF
trespassing. The specification are that
Smith had passed through Maloney's
lot, believing it was street Nor alley,
and the case was brought for the courts
to decide whether there Is legal high
way through the lot. Smith was bound
over to court in the sum OF 500.
The case OF Albert Grow against John
Vogel, for selling liquor to plaintiffs
wife, was heard in the Mayors court
yesterday. The evidence showed that
defendant had sold liquor to the woman,
but it was also proven that plaintiff had
furnished liquor TO his wife after warn
ing Vogel not TO sell TO her. Decision
against Vogel for costs.
The strike of the coal miners has
caused the Bellaire nall works TO dis
continue operations until after the reg
ular ummer shutdown, making the
stop several weeks longer than usual.
This is unfortunate, as the Nall Works
Company distributes thousands OF dol
lars at each pay.
The marked increase of the circula-
ton of the SUNDAY REGISTER In this
city shows that il is popular fayorlte
among all classes. All the important
general news aud local news from all
the surrounding towns. Daily and
Sunday editions 1Sc per week, delivered
at your door.
The funeral of William Parks will
take place tomorrow rfternoon, at two
o'clock. Neither OF the societies to
which he beloDge will turn out as
body, for the reason that 1t is the wish
OF the parents that no display be made.
There was splendid audience at the
Christian Church last evening at the en-
tertalnment given by the Bethany Col
lege Glee Club, assisted by Miss Laura
Sellars, OF this city. The entertainment
is highly spoken Of
Black Prince Lodge, K. OF P, held
very interesting meeting Thursday eve
ming. A number of visitors were pres
ent 10 witness the ceremony of confer
ring the new ampliied Third Degree
upon class of seven Esquires.
Complying with the recent order OF
the State Council, both Plymouth and
Bellaire Councils, American Mechanics,
will assist Spangler Post, G. A. R., In
Memorial services next Tuesday.
Louis Grella and his niece, Miss Mena
Held, were given q reception Thursday
evening, on the eve of their departure
for Germany, and very enjoyable time
is reported.
Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, will preach the
memorial sermon to Spsngler Post and
the American Mechanics tomorrow
evening.
The funeral of Murray L. Fawcett
took place yesternoon, and was largely
attended. The remains were laid at
rest in Rose Hill cemetery.
The City Board of Equalization is
pushing the work vigorously, and will
probably not be In, session near as long
as usual.
A new Council of American Mechan-
les was instituted at Darlington Wednes-
day night by State Organizer Mccain.
Joe Blackburn and Lee Somehow
are home from the State Lodge K. OF P.
meeting at PiQua, o.
Congressman A. j. Pearson was In
the city yesterday, having returned
from Washington.
Deputy Auditor Ryan was with the
city Board Of Equalization yesterday.
Hon. David Wagner, of West Wheel
ing, was In the city yesterday.
AL Gettings is recovering from an at
tack Of yellow jaundice.
Postmaster Piper. OF Warnock, was in
the city yesterday.
Buy the SUNDAY REGIsrER to-mor-
row.