Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
BELLAIRE.

ries which are quite serious and may prove
fatal
Rev. Burnsey Craft was conducting
revival meeting at the Church OF Goo, at
Franklin, where ne became sick and the
meeting has been closed.
Can't. and Mrs. John T. Lane attended
the twenty-fifth anniversary celebrations OF
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Lane
at GAINESVILLE, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bennett, married IN
this city on Thursday evening, will go to
housekeeping on Gravel Hill next Tues
day.
,Souire John Workman. OF Whitney, was
the guest Of relatives in the city yesterday.
Patrick Kane had hearing in the May
or's court, Friday night on a charge OF
biting and manning, preferred by VIM.
Brady, the colored barber. ELIJAH Ken
nedy conducted the case for the prosecu-
ten. After hearingth evidence the Mayor
discharged Kane.
The Hook and Ladder Company has
well organized literary society that is
growing in interest. A good programme
was rendered Friday evening that was
quite pleasing to the spectators.
Miss Maud Bennett, OF Wheeling, is the
guest of Councilman j. n. CampoelI ana
wife, Of Gravel Hill.
LIB. Colby, a young man from Barnes
vile. who learned the tailor trade in this
city, died of blood poisoning at Lincoln,
Ne6., on Thursday.
r.. c. Never and wife are spending the
day with relatives at St. Clairsville.
Two young lady clerks Of this city who
would not have their names mentioned for
twice the sum, drew sll from the Louisiana
lottery few days since
The State Legislature has passed law
making the Board Of Trustees of chill
dren's homes a non-partisan board Of four
members. The additional trustee IS to De
appointed by the County Commissioners at
their meeting in Nav.
The Baruesville Republican says: The
Belmont Creamery, tor several years con-
trolled and operated by l.. L. Bailey, mas
been consolidated with the Olney Creamery
Company, with Geo. l.. burst, or Wheel
ing, as President. This will make the
largest concern Of the kid Ia this part OF
Ohio. and the company will make spe-
cialty OF superior cream and fancy print
butter. The creamery will use the milk Of
nearly six hundred Jersey cows, and the
bulk OF the product will De sent to the
eastern markets.
Preparations are completed for the OBJ
servance Of Washington's Birthday by the
American Mechanics in this city next
Wednesday. There will be q parade By
the Mechanic councils of this city and
members Of the nearby councils who have
been invited to participate A flag pole
will also be planted in the city park, win
appropriate ceremonies under the auspices
OF nearly all the secret societies OF the city
Rev. d. W. Chandler. pastor OF the First
NJ. f. church, will deliver an appropriate
address for the occasion. J. w. Jones has
been appointed marshal for the day, with
M List as assistant.
The postmaster at Heath on tho B., Z. &
G. road, has resigned, and there IS Pc
tition in circulation to have the Office re-
moved to the next station, Mapieton.
Johnson & Wise's new wagon factory is
nearing completion.
Miss Mary Sanders is visiting her friend,
Miss Maud Potts. at CaGiZ
Held in Slavery" nautical comedy
drama, will be presented at the ElySlan
Theatre next Tuesday evening
"ODowd's Neighbors," presented by the
Mark Murphy Company, attracted a fair
sized house at the Elysian, last evening.
1t is said that the coal miners Of this
State will demand an advance Of ten cents
per ton for mining, this spring, and that
preparations are now being made by the
u. Nj. w. Of A. TO demand the advance
The miners now receive 40 cents per ton
for mining No increase will be asked for
the day men.
The Prohibitiouists of Belmont county
will hold q conference convention at City
Hall, this city, next Thursday. Hon. l..
3. Logan, State Chairman, will address
the assemblage afternoon and evening.
ID. II. MilliPan, editor Of the st. Glars
vile Gazette, and George g. Mckee, Of
Bridgeport were in the city, yesterday, on
their way home from Washington City,
where they had been doing some mission
airy work in securing the appointment OF
Hon. Ross j. Alexander for First Assist
ant Postmaster General.
John w. Hawkins viii leave tomorrow
for Tiffin. O., where he has accepted u po-
sition with Schlck u Co. az travelling sales
man.
G. T. Michel, who has been attending TO
the American Express business in this
city. has been appointed to the agency
made vacant by the death Of Frederick
Eberle.
Bellaire Democrats would be especially
iubilant to near of Hon. Ross j. Alexsn-
der appointment as First Assistant Post
master General. lie could behead Repuh.i-
can postmasters with neatness and dis
patch.
Many Of our people who have been de-
pending upon natural gas for fuel have
been left ia the cold the last few days.
Theg do not understand why the pressure
should be less now than during the recent
cold snap.
The ladies in charge Of the fair 10 be held
at City Hall will serve a public dinner
on Wednesday from 30 till o'clock.
The American Mechanics have appointed
reception committees 10 wait upon the
trains on Wednesday to receive all the
visiting brothers.
Miss Alice Myers, OF Vallonia, was the
guest Of Mrs Samuel Stewart Of the Sec
ond ward, yesterday.
VIM. Maxwell and wife, of Buffalo. Pa,
were in the city yesterday, and left last
evening 10 visit relatives at Whitney.
Yesterday wac pay day at the Bellaire
steel plant aud the Novelty Stamping fac
tory and several thousand dollars were
distributed.
A Second ward ward man got full of
booze Friday night and besides smashing
several windows abused his wife. lie was
arrested, but a compromise IS being ar
ranged on his promise TO reform.
Fred. Stewart has invented device for
making bullseyc lantern globes, which is a
great Involvement on the way the globes
are made now. II has been given q trial
al the bottle factorr ana pronounce good
thing.
Regular services will be held today at
the several churches in the city, and at
Gravel Hill NJ. Z. mission. Rev. Love, Of
New Athens, will preach az the [. =.
church morning and evening.
The two banks viii be tclosed next
Wednesday, legal holiday.
Ham Heatherington is on the sick list
threatened with fever.
The people Of this city will probably not
complain much of the tax rate when they
read the following figures taken from ad-
vance sheets sent out by the Auditor OF
State, showing the valuation and tax rate
OF cities. Belleaire's tax valuation is,
Sc. O2S, SAP, rate 239 mills; Steubenville,
s. Coz go rnte % mills; East LiVerpool.