Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-13
BELLAIRE

! mentS for holding the annual Assembly,, IL
| was decided TO open the Assembly on Au-
| gust 6, 10 last ten days. Inc programme
| as completed will, it is said, equal II not
excel that OF any other Assembly held in
the country. Among the many attractions
! will be an excellent band and orchestra,
| which will furnish music throughout the
| ten DAYS OF the meeting. Many noticeable
| improvements in the grounds are being
made, and there will be fifteen or twenty
new cottages built this season.
The Park Committee on Railroads an
nouuce that the following arrangements
| with the 3. & o. Company have been made
| in the running of trains for the convent
| ence of Bellaire people: The midnight
train on Saturday NIGHTS and the early
| Monday morning taaiu will stop at Bethes-
! da. This will be done through all Of July
| and August, and excursion rates will be in
| force FOR those DAYS. This will give Bell
| aira men whose families will summer at
! the Park an opportunity TO go out after
! business is closed for the week and get
| back in timeto begin business each Mon
| day morning. During the ten days Of the
! Assembly an extra train will be run, leav-
| ing here at 80 in the morning and return
ing at 10 80 at night Of each day.
| Drs. Mcclellan, Cooper, West Huston,
| Boone and Long will go TO Evansville this
| week TO attend meeting of the State Med
| ical Association. Pending legislation
effecting physicians has worked up nearly
ali the doctors OF the State.
r. C. White, OF the Disciples Church,
! will deliver a special patriotic sermon to
| the members OF the Junior Order United
! American Mechanics this evening. Mem
| bsrs of the order from Wheeling, Bridge
| port and Martins Ferry will attend the
! services.
4 d., Nd ~ IT,,
! ton is composed Of the following persons:
| w. C.. Burgundthal, George w. Yost, John
| Steger. John Gallaher, II. W. Burrows and
George E. LittletOD.
| Miss Julia Birdsong. who was recently
| recovering from q severe illness, is again
| rostrated and in q critical condition, at
! the home OF har sister, Mrs. S. o. Cum
! Minis.
Mr.. Philip Bloom, who has been con-
! fined to his bone for several days, is now
! able TO move around some.
| Miss Louise SchockleY has returned
! home from Wheeling, where she attended
the wedding of her friends Mr.. Ado!ph
! Goerlish and Miss Annie Gear.
Thomas and George Boyce, with their
| families, spent last week at Epworth Park,
making preparations TO spend the summer
! there.
Misses Cora and Lille Workman Of this
! CITY, visited Cambridge friends last week.
Bellaire Lodge No. 31S, l. y. .. T., will
attend services at the South Bellatre NJ.
| T.. Church to-day. Rev. William Pereioy
will preach the sermon.
Mrs. j. W. CARRIER and little daughter
are visiting relatives at Salesviile.
Misses Annie Murphy and Rose Shorts
are visiting friends in Parkersburg.
Squire Noble tied his first Gordian knot
one day last week, aud made James VIII
! liams and Miss Florence McCabe man and
wife.
Marshal Bahra has gone TO Findlay after
Edward Winkler, wanted in this city for
rob0ing the residence of Fred Jahnke.
Officer Strobel took James Mcmillan,
charged with breaking into B. & o. cars,
to the county jail yesterday.
Z. E. Shepherd and wife, OF Morristown,
were in the city Friday aud Saturday.
Judge Robert NJ Eaton, OF 81. Glars
vile, was mingling with Bellaire friends
yesterday.
John 4. Gallagher and wife and Miss
Laura Dickens were in Columbus last
week attending a church meeting of the
Episcopal Church, as representatives OF
that church from this city.
The members of the Women's Relief
Corp will attend services at the Christian
Church to-day in body.
Miss Florence Kennedy, OF the North
End, is still quite Sick.
The Board Of Equalization will meet at
the Auditors ONCE in ST. Clairsville May
81, for organization.
4 dissolute woman, who says her name
is Rosa Mcdonald, and accompanied by
two little boys, are locked up at the city
prison on the charge OF vaRrancy. The
township trustees will have them sent TO
the county inirmary.
Annie BerwinKle, an old timer, is locked
up on the charge OF intoXicatlon.
Charles Crawley, charged with bastardy
by Miss Lille NJ. Mikel, was placed under
500 bond to answer TO the charge IN Court.
He furnished the bond,
While lot of youngsters were playing
football in front of the residence OF Charles
Brockmau little grandson of Simon To-
bon ran squarely under the feet of horse
driven by Mrs. Wetherald. The lady
stopped the horse at once and Mr.. Brock
man ran and picked the boy up. The boy
suffered bruised head by falling on the
brick paving, put otherwise was not in
iured.
Charles Gratz has been awarded $3.50
damages against w. S. Mccullough for as
sault and battery. 1t was claimed that
Mccullough struck the boy and knocked
him into the creek, causing the lad serious
injury.
Ex-Councilman John Gallagher returned
from Evansville, Kan, yesterday, and fur
pisned a bond, releasing his son. Anthony
An alarm Of fire about IL 80 yesterday
morning called the department to the Nc
kelvey block, on Union street. There was
smoke issuing from the roof, but no fire
was found, and the departments services
were not needed.
u Of 10 fr,Lt
pedagogues of the county, closed q very
successful term of school at Heath Friday.
Sherman Glasgow leaves to-day to attend
the miners convention at Cleveland, he
being the delegate chosen by the miners OF
the Belaire district.
Mr.. John Stewart OF Franklin, was in
the city yesterday.
The X. Of P.'s May fair and festival
closed last night. A packed house was
present, and as IL was every bOdy's night
all present seemed imbued with the festiv-
| tiles, and apparently enjoyed tde pro-
| gramme, which was fully up - some for
mer nights. Heatherington's superb band
discussed excellent music throughout the
| evening. interspersed With vocal and nu-
| steal selections which pleased the audience.
! Considering the stringe1cy OF money mat
! tiers the fair mas been successful finan-
cially. and the X. OF p. boys think they
! will come out $500 ahead.
| A grand ball TO be given under the au-
| spices Of the X. Of P's will be held at the
| theatre Monday evening as the wind-up Of
| the fair, and "trip the light fantastic" 10
/ the music Of Prof. Frank J. Nelson's or
! chestra.
The Bellaire Knights desire to express
! their thanks 10 the brethren OF Wheeling
who aided so materially by their presence
! in goodly numbers, as well as TO the
brethren Of Bridgeport, Martins Ferry,
Benwood and St. Clairsville who con-