Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-02
BELLAIRE.

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! press is a beauty-the finest press IN the
! city.
The many friends in this city of Hon.
/ Lewis Baker, formerly editor or the hE6-
/ IsrEH are pleased to hear OF his appoint
\ mcnt as Minister 10 Nicaragua, Costa III
\ ca and San Salvador.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
/ Bissell has appointed his first postmaster
/ iu this county, Mr. Cunningham az = D.
/ iOutOwD, There were two applicants LOT
/ tue place. and a hot contest was the result.
/ Dr. A. Porterfeld has severe attack OF
/ la grippe,
/ Rev Tetsuji Hasegawa, the young
/ japanese minister who gave such a delgnJ-
tul lecture az the South Bellaire Church'
I last Saturday evening, will deliver sJefe-
I OpticOn lecture az the Gravel Hill MISSION
/ tomorrow evening. Subject, Japanese
Scenery, Customs and Religion"
George Westlake, the bal! player, Is
rus-icating at Fairvlew, w. Va, 1or
I week before beginning work on the ola'
monG FOR the season
w. =. Mccullough will put the Barnard
| brick works into operation this week, CIV
/ ing employment 70 a number OF hands.
II. j. McDOnough, Democratic candidate
I FOR Water Works Trustee, IS succeSsIul
business man and has also thorough
knowledge of machinery, being one Of the
best macninists Ia the city and having
helped 20 build the water works The
party acted wisely in placing him IN noml-
nation. and the people viii certainty choose
him fora member Of the Board OF Trustees.
The Belmont street crossing case has
/ been settled and the agreement has been
ratified bv the b. Il 0. officials and the
/ CITY Council. There is no disposition on
the part of either Of the Democratic candl-
/ dates for Council 20 try 70 annul the con-
tract, and they couldn't do anything of the
kind even they if tried TO do so. Therefore,
the talk ABOUT candidates being opposed TO
+ the opening Of Belmont street is the slhest
0osh. and has been started only Ia the In
I terest Of the Republican Candidates. =
IS. Winner returned yesterday from
business trip 20 GAINESVILLE.
Oscar Mckinley, Secretary Of the ONO
Stale Farmers Alliance, attended meet
7 ing of the Guersey County Alliance at
/ Quaker City yesterday. The spring meet
I ing of the Monroe County Alliance was
held at WOOdsield yesterday.
Eighteen cents per week pays Tor tue
I DAILY aud SUNDAY REGISTER, and same
viii be delivered every morning to your
door q. II. Blakeney, agent
The candidates on the Democratic city,
School Board aud township tickets are
men well qualified 10 fill the offices for
I
pare favoraOly with either OF their contest
ants on other tickets. Do not forget this
/ fact when you go 10 vote tomorrow.
David WOOten, "a well known cOlored bar
ber died suddenly yesterday morning or
/ hemorrhare of the lungs. He had been all
| inr the past wear, bvt had been at work
and was at tue shop until9 o'clock the even
/ ing before he died. he was about y years
I of age aud leaves wife and one child. Ar
rangements had not been made last evening
FOR the funeral.
John III Woods will rebuild his dwelling
destroyed by fire few days ago. The buid-
| ine was fully covered by insurance.
The Belmont county 0Oys-J. K. King,
/ III. q. Meek, w. 0. =. Piper, ). ID. Wilkin-
son and james HOgan-all passed a sue
/ cesslul examination at the Baltimore Uni
versity School of Medicine and have re-
turned home Mr.. King will practice with
/ DR.. Harris at Neff's Siding, ana Mr.. Meek
will hang out his single at Sistersvlue,
/ WA
Harry Mineham, an employee at the steel
plant. had an ankle crushed while at WORK
Friday night. He was loading ingots on a
/ truck when a crow bar slipped and handle
of the truck struck him. He was taken to
his home, and Will be laid up Tor some
! time
Mrs T. T. Hanlon, OF GAINESVILLE, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. .. MellOtt.
The Agnes Herndon Company will pre-
sent a first class play at the Elysian Thea
ter on the l4th inst.
joan Davis and w. J, Perry went down
the river Yesterday TO look after some
street paving contracts.
A number of our people contemplate at
tending The Elks' annual benefit entertain
meut az the Wheeling Opera House next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
''The Shamrock, - a fOUr-act Irish comedy
drama, Will be presented mt the Elyslan
I Theatre next Tuesday evening.
The pupils of the public schools contem-
plate giving another public entertainment
tins season.
Conrad Rumbach will make a business
trip down the river on the West Virginia
side this week.
The ladies' Of the First NJ. E. congrega-
tion are making arrangements to hold
bazaar at City Hall, 18th, 18th and l5ta
inst.
Edna. little daughter Of E. J. Steger,
had s. finger badly mashed by door clos
ing ON 10 yesterday morning. The wound
is quite a painful one.
Miss Lucy Brown, teacher IN the pub
lie schools, is spending her vacation at her
home at Belpre, o.
WIN Miller received word yesterday
evening ID come az once 20 Newark, o., as
his brother, Charles Miller. had been kill
ed bv the cars. lie had evidently been
fatally injured az Akron, o.. as a dispatch
had been previously received from that
point stpling that be had been badly hurt.
80 further particulars OF the death could
be learned. The unfortunate young man
was about twenty-three years Of age, and
was married several months ago.
The Young Peoples Lecture Course did
G.
closed and the members OF the course, COM
prising six societies and numbering about
two hundred members, had to pay 40 cents
each 70 square the deficiency.
The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Hamilton
took place Yesterday afternoon.
VIII Mills is critically i'll with Pneu-
m0nia az bis home in the fourth ward.
Easter services will be held at most Of
the churches in the city t0-day-that IS, the
topics of the sermons will bear close rela-
tion 10 the event the day symbolizes-
Miss Maud Nicholson is home from Mt.
( Vernon, where she has been teaching
music, 70 spend her vacation.
Politics are getting decidedly warm for
spring election.
Democrats should make a special effort
for George =. Jennings, candidate for
Water Works Trustee, because the Repub-
lcaus have ceutered the fight against him.
Mrs. John Duufee, Of Sistersville, w.
Va. is visiting friends in the city.
Walter Cowen, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms Of the Ohio Senate, was in the city
yesterday.
The correspondent of the London Stand
ord SAYS that President Cleveland has tele-
era phed 20 the L. $ Legation in St. Pc
tcrsUurg 20 stop all NEGOTIATIONS in relation
20 the eNtradition treaty between Russia
aud the United States, and TO endeavor to
have the whole matter referred back TO
him