Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
The Powell, Rodewig and Maule fire.
mems running teams will run an excursion
by boat to Slstersyille to-day. They VIII
take a brass band and an orchestra along
TO entertain the crowd, which will De
large. It's a pity the boys did not select o
week day for the outing.
Marion Huffman, Of the First ward, has
returned from a visit to the Worlds Fair,
and is enthusiastic in description of what
ne saw in the White City. He will prob
ably make another trip, as he says IL will
take weeks TO insect the exhibits salts
factorily.
Three plain DRINKS were disposed Of in
the Mayors Court yesterday morning,
one of whom was given a half hour to
leave town, and he availed himself OF the
opportunity.
There will no doubt be a large attend
aDce at the meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club on Tuesd ay evening, as
a mock convention will be held. Demo
Gratis are cordially invited to attend.
The reason that the excursion boat
which will run to S~istersville, w. Va, to-
day, will not stop at Martins Ferry, is be-
cause the water is too low to land at that
point.
Ed Ray, Minshall Porterfeld, Fred
Eberle. Fred Wassman and Alex. Gallaher
attended the g~rocers' picnic on Thursday,
and had quite an interesting experience on
their return trip. 1t will take several dol
lars to repair the vehicles.
Jonas Perkins, the largest land owner
in Smith township, was in the city yester-
day.
0. f. Hampton takes J. w. Oberman,s
place in the G. 81 p. freight Office, and a
Young man named Knowles, from Beaver
has the position formerly held by Hamp'
on.
In some parts Of this country there will
be very little fruit except berries, which
promises an abundant crop.
Shankiand T~hornberry left yesterday
for his home at Mansfield.
Key Defbaugh and Son Ed, who have
been working in a window glass factory
at Anderson, Ind, came in yesterday on a
visit TO friends.
The Democratic Central Committee left
for the county convention, which meets
August 1st, the selection of delegates to
the Democratic State Convention.
One half of Luke Lawrence's friends do
not recognize him since he has had his
beard shaver.
Member of the Bellaire and Ionic Lodges,
z. and a. NJ, will meet tomorrow evening
10 decide about going to Beallsville, on the
oath inst.
A COW belonging to Station Agent L. B..
Potts, at Glencoe, tumbled into the oO-foot
cut near the station, on Friday, and was
instantly killed. A long with the COW
came a big black snake. Quite a crowd
was attracted to the scene, but they were
so excited that they let the snake escape.
IL IS presumed that the snake was chasing
the COW when she stumbled over the en-
bankment, which is almost precipitous, as
cattle are known to fear the black reptiles.
Ella Heath brought suit in Squire
Cooper's court, against Selwin HeDburn,
charged with bastardy. The case was
heard yesterday. Hepburn was placed
under three hundred dollars for his APP
pearance in Common Pleas Court. Both
parties are from Mead township.
The case Of Della Flaberty, charged
with taking flowers from Rose Hill GEM
etery, was heard in Squire Coopcr's court
Yesterday, and alight fine was imposed.
The Cemetery Association propose to put a
stop TO dessecration in the cemetery, and
other arrests nay follow.
, Patrick Soahill was awarded the con-
tract to furnish coal to the Water Works
for the ensuing year at $4.34H per lOO
bushels.
H. NJ. Kelly, Of the U. S. Glass Com
pany, is visiting old friends in town.
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st. Johns Catholic schools will be held at
the Elysian Theater, next Thursday even
ing.
An interesting programme OF exercises
has been prepared for rendition at the
Children's Day services at the First NJ. e..
Church to-day.
Rev. James Frazier will preach at the
United Presbyterian Church to-day, morn
ing and evening.
T.. G.. Smith, Corresponding Secretary Of
the Board Of Negro Education n Evan
gelization, will preach beth morning and
evening at the Christian Church.
Usual services at the other churches in
the city to-day.
The B. & o. offices in this city are being
frightened with new paint and paper.
Joe Kelly is home from Muskingun Col
lege.
George w. Yost, who has been quite III
for u few days. is convalescent.
Mrs. Lillian Kelly has rendered her res
ignation as teacher in the public schools.
She is a very popular and capable instruct
or.
Miss Anna Shupe. student at Bethany
College, has returned home forthe summer
vacation.
The Christian Union OF the Young Peo-
pies Societies will give an entertainment
at the Christian church on the 22d.
Elmer Irwin, the young man killed at
Kane's coal works, at Neff's Siding, was
the son Of u widow who lives at Belmont.
A number Of our people are making
preparations to mov TO Bethesda camp
grounds for the summer.
There is only one coal mine in this viclni-
ty idle on account Of the B.. q .. Company
being behind in payment for coal. The re-
port that 1000 men are on strike, as report
ed in the daily papers Of other cities, is
without foundation and does this city an
injustice.
Miss Mary Sanders and brother James
left last evening for Chicago, TO spend two
weeks at the Worlds Fair.
WOODSFIELD.
WOoDsFrrTD. June I1-Dr. Parry took