Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
BELLAIRE


mortal services over their comrades VINO
have died during the past year, at their
hall in Odd Fellows building, on next
Friday evening. The exercises will De
opened by an address by one OF the leading
speakers of the city. n. G.. Kemple VIII
recount the record of Comrade George
Squiegins; w ID. Jones that OF Comraoe
Stephen Ward; Henry w. Rolls that OF
Comrade Samuel Johnson; Col. Q. L. Poor
man that of Comrade Frederick Eberle
The exercises will be interspered with
choice music Everybody is invited.
Helen, little daughter Of ). h Jones,
foreman at the B. IL o. round house, dleo
on Friday evening, after an illness Oh TWO
weeks with pneumonia. The rdmains were
taken to Newark last evening Tor burial.
Charles A. Loder, the celebrated come
dian, will appear at the Elysian Theatre
tomorrow night in the comedy novelty,
"Oh, What Nightw The company comes
highly recommended.
Yesterday was pay day at thelBellaire
steel plant.
Friday night eighty-two tons ingot heats
were made at the Bellaire steel plant. Inc
vessels became cloRged so that three lngot
heats could not well be made
Henry Camp Lodge, l. 0. q. l., has
elected the following officers for tie ensu-
ing term: Harry Oliver, CT; Grant
Smith, V. T.; Mrs. Nora Crow. r. s.;
Miss Emma McGee, F~.S.; Mrs. ida Wit
ten, Treasurer; Miss Maggie Brokaw,
Chaplain; Miss Mary Harper, M; Miss
Annie LCe, D. NJ; Miss Ella Westlake,
c.; >. CROW, S.. and K. PfadenDach, +.
G. r.
Nc news of Importance in the Mayors
Court for several days past
! Patrick Scahill. the coal dealer, is con-
fined to the house with dropsy.
The towboat Joseph Walton, which has
been laid up at this point for several weeks,
left Yesterday afternoon with tow OIL
empties for Pittsburg. The G. w. Batch
ellor is still lying at the lower wharf
Cash Marsh has returned from New
York.
Miss Clara Worley. Of the Second waId,
is visiting relatives at Chicago,
Miss Lillian La Roche, of Barnesv'ue,
accompanied by Miss Emma Poulton, is
visiting her parents in this city.
The mail box placed al the B. q .. depot
is being well UatIOpiZed now. Business
men are especially well pleased with It's
convenience.
The Westlake brothers have received an
offer 10 play with the Helena, Mont, cluo
next seusUl.
Workmeu are having considerable difi-
Guilty ia cleaning out the old blast furnace
at the Be!laire nail works. They have
been blasting day aud night for some time
but the blasts seem 10 have little effect.
Miss Althalia Horn, of Barton, has been
the guest of friends in the city during th9
past lew days.
John w. Myers will open feed store in
this city.
Those of our people who desire to con-
tract for monuments or headstOnes OF ahy
kind can md no better place than at the
establishment of NJ. j. Curran, III Bel
laire. He keeps on hand full supply OF
granite and marble of every grace ana
puts out work the equal OF any to De 1ourd
anywhere He guarantees 10 give as gooo
prices and better quality than any out
siders who come 10 BellBire. He desires
to impress upon Beliaire people the Iact
that he is hege 70 stay. and that he viii
furnish style aud quality 10 suit purchas-
ers, and at prices equal 10 tne lowest Tor
the same quality Of work. No shoddy
work turned out Come and see me.
NJ. T. CURRAN..
Frank Lii is in from Mulcie, Ind, on
q visit 10 relatives and friends here.
Miss Carrie Myers, OF Kelley, was the
guest Of friends here yesterday.
The foundation is being built for new
mower elevator at tho 3. & =. depot, ad-
Joining the depot building.
county teachers examination was
held at the Central school building yester-
day. About thirty-tiye applicants were IN
attendance.
vito the Car Service Association at TINS
noiut and will visit friends at Cambridge
for while.
The Amalgamatcd Association ball given
al Turner Hall, Friday evening, Tor the
benefit OF the Homestead workers out OF
enuloyment, was wen attended ana netted
over a hundred dollars. Nelson's orchestra
furnished the music.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Glen Coal Company was held IN TINS
city Yesterday afternoon David Rankin,
w G. Simpson, w. &. ThOrnberry, Joseph
Han and ". O. NcManis we're elected as
Directors. The Board viii PROBABLY or
gani2o by the election OF the present OF
ficials-David Rankin. President; w. g.
Simpson, Secretary and Treasurer. Inc
cspital stock Of the company was Increased
from e.. 900 o $4,000.
The fern Yyat Charon is making regular
trips again. The steamer Phillips came
down from Wheeling yesterday and put It's
yyhsrfboat in shape. so as 10 be ready TO re-
sumo its regular trips again.
The commons and adjacent lOwlands were
well flooded with water for two days past
but little damage was done as greater
rise was expected than that which did
come.
Miss Brown. of Elm Grove, w. Va, is
the cuest o. Mrs. John Dubois, or the
Fifth Ward. and social was held last
evening at the Dubois residence when
was very enjoyaoie affair. Refreshments
were served.
Tne fire is still burning in Heathering-
toms coal mine. The efforts 70 e&unguisn
il with a fan were Uuavailing and the nine
has again been tightly closed.
Regular services viii be held al the sew
eral churches ia this city TO-DAY ~ the
U. u. church the evening service VIII De-
Gin az 6:2O Instead OF go
new plate-Class front is being put IN
WI. Ayers building on Belmont street.
Miss E!oise Long, Of Martins Ferry, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. harry
E6erlein, the mast few days.
The regular meeting Of the local union OF
American Flint GlassworEers was he!d
Yesterday afternoon.
Frank Farrell. Of Allegheny, Pa, and
Miss Mary White, OF this city, we've mar
ried on January ION.
Joseph Thornberry, Of Beallsville, has
been visiting the family Of his son, w. T.
/ Thorub berry, OF the Third ward, the past
week.
FAIR1ONF.
FA1Ruoxr. February 24-Harry Sands,
| Fso i in Wheeling on business.