Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
NEIGHB0RHOOD.
WHAT las BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THB PAST WEEK.
Soeid Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of As News
BELLAIRE

HaCkett's and Heatherington's brass
bands made splendid music on the streets
Yesterday morning before starting for
Wheeling, where they played for the Labor
Day demonstration. There was not large
crowd accompanied them, but many Of our
paOple went upduring the day, and Bellaire
was well represented among the Wheeling
brethren. Had our Industrial establish
ments been ito operation. making money
more plentiful, larger crowd would have
been IA attendance.
All the merchants in the city are reQues-
ted % have exhibit wagons ia the parade
on Labor Day. Many have already sigui-
ned their intention TO do SO.
A rumOr reached the city yesterday that
q man had been shot az Pultney Bottom,
Friday night, while stealing corn, but your
reporter failed 90 find anything 10 confirm
the story. The rumOr probably got started
because many persons in that locality think
the petty thieves who have been stealing
from truck patches and corn fields deserve
q dose OF lead. Some Of The farmers say
that the thieves will not leave when order
ca of the premises
There VIII be no cut in the wages OF day
labor az the BellQire nail works. II was
expected that the steel plant would resume
work next Wednesday, but 10 wiu hardly
be ready for operation by that time. Work
viii be resumed, however, as soon as the
plant can be put 10 shape.
Most Of our knights Iemplar viii so ont
to st. ClalrSvlle next Tuesday 20 attend
the meeting OF Hope COmmaudary for ar
ternoOn and evening work. A special train
will leave ST Clairsviue at midnight 70 ac-
COmmOddte the Knights OF the river front.
James AlcNiece, q prominent local wool
buyer, was 10 the city yesterday.
DR. j. NJ. Hogan, or Martins Ferry. was
in the city yesterday, and is spending the
dav az his old home at WarnOck.
The old Bellairs House in the Second
ward, offered at public sale yesterday, was
not sold for want Of bidders.
Work win be resumed at the Bellaire
Nail Works coal mine tomorrow morning.
The price or butter IS mounting upward
on account Of the drOuth producing scare
OF pasture.
The market is well supplied with melons
at reasonable prices. The delicious river
melons are now on tap and surpaSs those
shipped from abroad
Bricklayers are now working on the
third story OF the WasSman block, and
work IS being pushed forward rapidly.
Isaac Luchs has returned from a visit TO
friends az Marietta and MiddlepOrt ..
Quite q number OF our people have re-
ceiyed Invitations % attend the opening Of
the Beuaire Bridgeport aud Martins
Ferry street railway at Bridgeport next
Tuesday, as well as 70 the luncheon which
will be served at A p. n, after the speeches
have been made
Edwin EIeatherington celebrated the sew
enth anniversary Of his birth on Thursday
afternoon 40 the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Alex. HeatberingtOu, OF the First ward.
Over sixty Of his young friends were IN at
tendance, and each one brought him some
present as a reminder Of the day. Swings
and hammocks were provided and outdoor
games were played on the spacious lawn,
where the children reveled 10 their hearts
content Ice cream, melon, bananas, cake
and other refreshments were served, and
AL present vote Master Edwin, his mother
ard sisters charming entertainers.
Charles Young, of this township, has
1ust returned from the summer normal at
Franklin College.
Five plain DRINKS were disposed OF in
the Mayors Court yesterday morning. His
Honor sav' sc win gent the cit jail on
q, ief marshal John Strobel, who mas
appointed John Armstrong and O.. ).
Crow as his assistants, has announced the
following order OF divisions and hue OF
march:
First division will be composed Of all Wis
ting organizations; viii form on Union
street with right resting on Bridge street.
Third division - Carpenters, painters,
bricklavers and stOnenasOus; will form on
Thirty-second street with right resting on
Union street.
Third Division - Glassworkers, steel
workers and machinists; will form on
South Belmont street. with right resting
on Thirty second street
Fourth DivisiOn-COal miners; Will form
on Belmont street, with right resting on
Thirty-second street.
Fifth DivisiOn-Bellaire Fire Depart
meat, will form on Thirty-second street
with right resting on Belmont steeet
e. 'ar "a len IuE nH
kinds, will form on Guernsey street Win
right resting on Thirty-secOnd street.
The line of march Will be south on Union
street 10 Nineteenth street, west on Nine
feenth 70 Belmont street, north on Belmont
70 Central avenue, west on Central avenue
70 G0urnsey street. north on Guernsey 70
Thirty-sixth street, west on Ihlrty-slXth
70 Noble, north on Noble 70 tOrty-slXtn,
east on FOrty-siXth 20 Jefferson, south on
jefferson TO FOrty-third, west on Forty
third 10 Noble, south on Noble 70 Thirty
seventh. east on Thirty-seventh 70 Bel
mont. south on Belmont 70 the Public
Square and disbaud.
A. Herzberg and family are spending the
day with relatives ia Wheeling.
Harry FaUpel. Miss Julia Faupel and
Miss Jennie Garrett are Rt the Worlds
The funeral OF Mrs. VIM. Garfield took
place yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended Services were conducted by
Rev Father Fitzgerald az st. Johns
Church.
Tue O., L. & W. pay car made its ap-
peardnce yesterday.
Miss Lottie Young, Of ST. Clairsville, is
visiting friends I'm this city.
Mrs. ID. w. Cooper has returned rom
the Worlds Fair.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. X. G. White, Of Washington, Pa,
will occupy the pulpit at the Christian
Church to-day, morning and evening
Regular services az Second presbyterian
Church. morning and evening.
Rev. IL. s. FrOzisr, Of Youngstown, was
expected 10 on the pulpit az the United
Presbyterian Church to-day, but be has
sent Word that be has been detained by
sickAess. ,-,, A..
" Quarterly meeting will be held az the
S.loth Bellaire 81. n. Church. Preaching
Nv Or. Mills this morning, followed by
communion.
Regular morning and evening preaching
at the First 81. j..
Usual services at the German Reformed.
REGULAR services at the 81. Paul A. Nj. +.
Preaching morning and evening az the
First Presbyterian.
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