Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-23
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Yesterdays General Pro-
ceedinss In the Glass City.


A Resume of Yesterdays General Fro
ccedinss In the Glass City.
Robert Shilling, of Harper's Ferry.
was in the city yesterday, calling on
friends.
Quite an excitement prevailed
throughout the city last night by re-
port. which spread like a prairie
fire, of the death of John Pryor. son
of Mr.. Pryor, proprietor of the Hotel
Windsor. Some had it that John had
been killed in railroad accident at
Barnesville; others, that he had Deen
drowned. while a few we're firm IN
their belief that he bad been killed by
a street car on Belmont street. AIter
following these several suggestions MT.
Pryor was found in quite hale con-
dition, reclining in a noncnalent atti-
tude on the balcony of the hotel, mucn
TO the satisfaction of his many frienos.
From what source such rumor couid
have started cannot even be surmised:
The Hot Air Club. composed OF
Messrs. Martin Levi, Lee Meyer, Rob-
ert Schindewolf. Van Stillwell, Charles
Marloye. Carl Kraus, Edward Thomas,
and Joseph McNabb, leave this morn
ing for Bethesda, for months outing
James earns, son of Mr.. I. earns,
the Fourth ward grocer, has returned
home from a pleasant Visit WIN
friends at Wellsville.
Misses Clara Moore, Ada Parks anu
Maud Rolls returned yesterday lroln
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Miss Alice Long, OF Elwooo' !nu.'
who has been visiting her sister, MIS-;
A. ]. Holt, of the Second ward, VIII
leave tomorrow for Columbus TO Vlsle
friends before returning home.
The outdoor meeting Of the Second VI
i church will be held Sunday, July 20 at
shadyside, o. Rev. G.. F. Ricnmgs' oi
baltimore. will preach, ana AieNahue.
Turner, of Wheeling, will sing assisted
nv the choir. All kinds of refreshments
NAV he had on the grounds. Arrange
ments have been made TO convey passen-
Gers from the end of the street car line
10 the grounds by means OF wagon Inc
meeting will be presided over by rev W.
NJ Langford. pastor of the church'
C. A. Stein, Cleveland; G. w. ReynoIos'
New York; Ernest Baer and G. +. WIN
cher. Wheeling, W. Va; {. o. WOOD
Springfield. o.; ]. NJ. Beckett. Columbus
O.: Stephen Porter, North Leverett; J. w.
Dordna. GAINESVILLE, o.; and /. u
Scroggs. Monongahela, Pa, were register
ed last night at the Hotel GLOBE.
B. E. Kreuthaup, Cincinnati, o.; M H.
Moore. Chicago C. r. Miller and I. H.
Griffith. Wheeling; T. S. Menonde, en-
cinnati O.: A. r. Kelsey. Kelsey, o., ana
Bertha Dawson, Millsburg, Pa, were reg
istered last night at the Hotel Anderson.
w. Weisenberg and A. Gilluwalt. Cleve-
land, o.: B. Wankyoung. Philadelphia
Ha.: F. E. Dutoit, Columbus. o.; w. Z.
rAtton. Cleveland. o.; Joseph r. Bickar'
St1ubenville. o.: Rowland Cobb Buckhan-
non. w. Va. G. w. Reynold. New York.
and F. l.. Jolly Bridgeport, O., were reg
istered last night at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Laurie Moore. St. Clairsville. o.,
and James Handlan, Wheeling, were regis
tered last night at the Hotel Windsor.
The furniture for the postotfice is on its
way here. and upon arrival will be speed
ilv arranged. In the meantime the car
riers will. have become thoroughly &C
acquainted with the sections assigned
them. so that first-class system Of deliv-
cry may be had from the start. The de-
livery will probably begin about the 1st OF
August.