Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
BELLAIEf..

One OF the old hose reels WAS Iuth
over TO Wise & Jackson, 10 De REPAIRED
which was cone. Then W. y. Love re-
painted it, and put up quite an artlsuc loo,
making it the finest looking nose reel N
the city: almost too nice 10 run over lo"H
through the mud.
Our big river didn't materialize the sec
ond time. and all The scare was plum, sun
iu has caused q good bit Of extra Work ia
different places, having 10 clean up rall-
road tracks aud ferry approaches OF INC
deoris that the water deposited, al OF
which was duly appreciated by the laUoE-
TIE Benwood, and Bellaira ferry is
making her regu ar trips once more, greal,,
ly to The advantage OF The TWO towns anu
the general travelling public.
The 3. Il. u q. trains are again making
their REGULAR trips up 10 the Belialre de-
mi. Their track was several feet under
water in lower Beilaire. so tuat the nalls
AMI passengers had 10 be transferred. but
everything mas dropped back into the Usual
channel, even the river has stopped en-
croacling out Of its banks. The street
cars are making their usual trlps ana Tue
travelling pubic are accommodated as wen
as usual We had only one day OF real IN
convenience ana that caused 10 great jam
age.
Charles j Parry and Miss Ida NJ. Stan.
ton, of Martins Forty, Were married iasJ
Thursday evening Oy the Rev l. H. Cou-
sins at bis residence in Bellalre.
Dr. :. Snowd. of Glencoe, and K. A.
Douglass, of BarnniI, o., were IA the Guy
yesterday.
The 0. Z. a. NJ Committee having in
Chaee the semi-ceutenuial celebration on
Tuesday night next, met last nignt GJ II.
C.. Kempie's Office and completed the ar
raneemcnts Tor the entertainment Inc
following programme was adopted. II the
weather is fair and p.easan. there Wiu DC
a parade down Belmont street 10 twenty
fifth street. east on IWeny-nILa 10 I mon
street, north on Union 10 Inlrty-tn-fd
street. west on Ihirty-.nird 10 Guernsey,
north on Guernsey 20 Thirty seventh east
on Thirty seventh 10 relmont, south on
Belmont 10 tue rink. Programme at the
rink: A march. "A. o. i. W. q" 10y Reeves,
by the Jr. 0. T. a. VI. Bdnc Prayer.
Grand selection, Bohemian Girl Round,
Band. Address Of welcome, II. >.
Armstrong. Song, America" audience:
Address, "Tbe OBJECTS and Principles or
the o. u. A NJ, by A. II. Clark song,
by the Arlington quartette-Cnarles
Strahl, Fred aud VIII WassmaD. and "lll
MilHesn Address, "Iptiuence OF Tue y.
u. A. NJ on Politics and Society Over
ture, "R0yal MESSAGE band. Paul De
Vile. Address. Inhuence OF the o. u.
A. NJ. on Home, oy N j. Randall. Song,
uy the Arlington cuartette. Address, IN
huence OF the Q. y. a. M on the ne, Mem Mem
ccrs," by w. l.. kn2uO. Waltz "CO!um-
bian Exposition" Andrew herman, ny
the band. Social hand shake.
j. ~. CARRIER, District Deputy, installed
the officers of the Royal Arcanum- on last
Tuesday night. The boys have strong
lodge In Beliare now.
The doctors report the health of Beilaire
as "distressiDEly good" The cold weather
has about driven ont the scarlet fever ana
Other epiCemic2l diseases, leaving only
those of local character. But great care
must be taken by all now or we Will have
rush Of bronchial and pulmonary cases:
At the spelling contest Friday night the
ST. Joe scholars won the prize. mere
was great crowd present and great inter-
est was taken in the spelling These con-
tests are something that instruciS every
one that attends. While st. Joe scholars
were carrying the prize, line picture,
some miscreants threw stones through II
and spoiled it, very mean and unenvlaole
disposition of jealousy TO show TO Victors
Michael Owens ana family have returned
70 their bone At Toledo, after pleasant
visit ere.
George Kern, ono Of the trustees OF
Pultuey township. is sick at his home.
The death Of Mrs George Thompson,
at o'clock Yesterday morning, was a
great surprise 10 all her friends. Though
she had been sick for six weeks with
complication of diseases, the end vas not
Thought so near. She was about % years
old and leaves two children, aged respect
lively years. and 10 months The body
was shipped 10 her old home at Barnesville,
and the funeral viii occur TO Gay at p. IN.
Her maiden name was Aenthorne. The
family nave the sympathy OF the whole
community In their aflic ion.
Every American Mechanic IN or near
B4uaire is expected to be here on Tues
.aav evening so we may enligaten all why
we are American Mechanics. The enter
taiument is free, though poor baskets will
30 placed in c0nVeneut places so every
one 5enevolenUy inspired m y drop dol
lar or so into the basket. SUD nickel VIII
be better than nothing.
There are only 1904 pupils going TO
school now, and our schoO, statistics say
we have over 5000 school children Ia Bell
aire Vet, the above is as fair an average
or a little better than January, 1891.
AT the regular meeting CT Our Pride
Council No. -, ID. of l., the following Of
ticers were installed: Missouri Brown, c.;
C.: Frances Gordon, a. v c.; Lizzie Nc
Graw, Guide; Louise Clouse, 1. G.. Mary
Henthorue. 0. c.; Harry Oliver Is. S.;
Adalue Lockwood, A. r. S.. Jennie Girls
well. z. s. S; Ada Port old. Treasurer,
Ellis Criswe1, Thoma w Jdrum and VI.
Brown, Trustees; Mrs a4rah Leach, Jr.
EX. c.; Mrs Anna Beale, Jr. Eek A. g.
Father Hartley of Steuoenville, was
calling on Father Fitzgerald on Friday
last.
Miss Ella Murray of the First ward, is
visiting Mrs. George Murray Of Barnes
vile, O.
The Jr o. U. A. NJ. brass band will fur
nish the instrumental music at the rink on
the 18th.
Sadie Hassou will be in Bellaire Mon
day. She PLAYS "a Kentucky Girl, aided
by a good company, on Monday night A
good house is expected.
Lawrence Hariou and Stanley Finley,
boys about Ia yeas Old. went out hunting
and the Finley Uy, in drawing revolver
from his hip pocket, discharged it, hitting
the Harlow boy in the thigh, last Friday.