Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-10
BELLAIRE.
7LoRETTE

The EySian Theater was crowded
last evening TO its utmost capacity 70
witness the entertainment given by the
intermediate grades OF the public
schools, under the supervision OF Supt.
b. Z. Jones. The programme as pub
!ished in this column on Sunday was
rendered in full. We have not space TO
mention each performance as IL richly
deserves. Splendid Judgment was
shown in placing the parts, each one OF
which was acted, we might say, as near
faultless as children can act. The vocal
and instrumental music was charming;
the drills and physical exercises pro-
vOked applause for their nearness TO
perfection, aud the recitatiOns, pantO-
mime, tableau and statuarV were loud
ly encored. The entertainment was
highly creditable alike to Superintend-
ent, teachers aud pupils, and the pub
lie would certainly enjoy others like IT,
The Spangler Post and Women's Re-
lief Corps committee 10 make arrange
mentS for Memorial Day have changed
the plan OF programme. The school
children and teachers will be invited to
march TO the cemetery with the veter-
aus anu tut NullQANu wiz ohANW A1WDAS
DER the graves Of departed soldiers.
The line will form at the Fourth ward
school building and march direct to the
cemetery. The memorial services Will
be held at the First NJ. f. Church in
the evening. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by DR.. j. I. w. Kerns and Rev.
Chandler. Request is made for flower
emblems, which Will be placed on the
particular graves designated. The en-
blems will be placed on exhibition in
the vacant StOrerOOm, corner Of Guern-
sey and Thirty-hfth streets.
The Belmont County Medical Society
hel0 its regular monthly meeting In the
parlors OF the Windsor Hotel yesterday.
There was a good attendance. Several
papers were read and discussed OF in
terest 10 the medical fraternity. Those
present from other towns were Or. j. s
Boone, of PoWhatau;Dr. ". V. Webster,
of Flushing; DIR. A. IL. Korner, OF Ale
dOnia; Dr. 1. q. Cope, of Colerain; Dr.
j. A. Clark, Of Glencoe, and DR.. J. NJ
Hogan, Of WarnOck.
Street Commissioner Eurran has a
force Of men grading jthe north APP
proach 20 she Belmont direct crossing
and Crescent street approaches. 1t will
take about two weeks complete the
work, when an easy Grade will have
been eSta oliShed.
There Is on exhibitiJn IN Nicholson
& Balls store window ] a beautiful silk
flag, which will be ptesented TO the
council having the most members pres
ent at the Jr o. U. Al NJ. festival at
the Elysian Theatre, s. turday evening.
George II. Mutb an y Charles ROdwig
leave to-day for Massl Ion 20 attend the
annual meeting OF Pie Northeastern
Ohio Volunteer FireUfen's Association.
The case brought 1 disbar r. G. Nc
Gaughy, Esq, from d Factlce before the
courts OF this county will be heard in
Common Pleas Court to-day.
John Davis and ". J. Berry left for
Dayton yesterday d b begin work on
big street paving cod tract. Elmer Shan
naielt accompanied n penn.
Miners at MOrgaH & Gorrell's coal
mines would not retk,rn to work upon
request of the managker OF the works
and they were DISCHARGED.
Mr. Babel. Of the II Ter county, W.
Va, Democrat, was in he city Yester.
day. the guest Of Harry Steele
The genial Albert La Trence, ESQ, OF
st. Clairsville, was shak ing hands with
Bellaire friends yesterday.
Our attorneys were st. Clairsville
yesterday attending be opening Of
Common Pleas Court.
Two uniOrtunateS appeared before
the Mayor yesterday-b ne plain drunk
and one disOrderly.
Thomas Stewart, o fominent Demo
crat OF York township, was in the city
yesterday.
J. II. Hyatt and dau hter, OF Cam
bridge, are visiting frienl is in the city
Carpet Makers Fail.