Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
The PILL THAT WILL.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
The entertainment given by the schol-
ars of the Georgetown school last Friday
night was pronounced by the delighted au-
dience as the best school entertainment
they ever witnessed. We can only say thst
each scholar acquitted himself with
credit Two young ladies, aged respect
lively 10 and y years. were especially ac-
corded llonors for their superb rendering
Of vocal solos, Miss Amy Glasgow and
Miss Amy Turnbun. The male quartette
was called before the curtain twice. Tho
whole performance elected strong APP
plause and great credit Is given the teach
er. J. c. Myers.
The Bellaire blast furnace men were
paid off last Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Keyser, Of Guernsey
street. Third ward, was unfortunate
enough to fall and sustain a severe shock
and injury to the shoulder while assisting
in cleaning house. The doctor was called
and attended the hurt properly. Mrs.
Keyser is nearly 20 and the shock was q
severe one for her to bear.
The Barnard brick works property was
appraised at $39.925. being SS,s25 on the
personal property and $4,000 on the realty.
Geo ". Yost, r. \. McGregor and A. l.
Stewart were the appraisers.
The Bellaire steel plant had successful
weeks run last week and from present
accounts will so to work again Monday
This plant has seemed 10 have had fair
business expectations ever since they
pulled out of the steel trust and began to
paddle their own canoe. Trusts don't all
benefit their members.
The Jewish Easter celebration is now
under way. conducted by the Sons Of
Israel congregation in their synagogue
over Sonneborn's store. They will have
some very excellent music "a tO-day's GER
emonies. The meetings will last till Fri
day next.
The Milk Maids Convention" will b.
held under the auspices Of the Daughters
Of Liberty. in Turner Hail. on Friday
night April so.
The c. &. p. round house is receiving
some needed repairs by the road carpen-
ters.
Mrs. Ada Porterfeld has rallied and is
feeling much better she is able TO sit up
Mrs. Christina Vaupel Is very sick with
Inflammation of the liver. Her condition
Is considered dangerous.
The Belmont Central Trades and Labor
Union will meet to-day at p. m, in Grand
Army Hall. The milk mems union will
join the assembly and an effort Will be
made to break the trade Of the three cent
milk dealers. We pay 10 cents per gallon
John Randolph's remains passed through
Beuaire on No. :. 3. & o. road, yesterday.
The widow and a brother-in-law were
along.
The crippled tramp who struck James
Berthe the bar tender. with a stick, was
fined So and costs. Mr.. Bertle is likely to
lose his eye from the effects of the blow
given.
The Bellaire University Center will meet
tomorrow night in the high school room,
and steps will be taken 10 select regular
meeting place for the future meetings.
Mrs. James Turnbull will start to-mor-
row for Antwerp. Belgium, on a visit.
A ten-year-old daughter of Pat Moran,
Of Rose Hill. fell and cut her face badly
while running
The water works trustees organized by
eleoting W. 5. Carroll president and D. T.
y
rick clerk. The present force Of employees
was retained. The board ordered the clerk
TO collect all back water rents, amounting
to 5000 or $1,000.
To-day will be a gala day among the
church and Sabbath school children OF
Benaire. There will be an abundance of
flowers in all the churches. Some will
have a profusion of plants and flowers, as
they have been working for several days
taking plants and flowers to the churches
Al Trinity church the children will hold
their services at p. m. The other church
services will be al the usual hours. At the
Jewish temple services viii be at 10 o'clock.
Special music for the occasion. At The
South Bellaire church the usual services
but no preaching in the morning Easter
services at 7:So p. m. Special Easter ser
vices by the First Presbyterian Sunday
school at p. m. Music will be the distin-
gushing feature. There will be no preach
ing at the United Presbyterian church.
other services as usual. Easter services at
the \. NJ. T. church al $50 p. m. Also at
the Second II Z. church. Easter and
communion services NJ the German church
at 1880 a m. and English services in the
evening. The other CHURCHES will have the
usual preaching services. quite elaborate
programmes have been arranged for the
morning services at the First NJ. E. the
Christian and the Trinity churches. In
which the choirs perform the most I'm
portant parts. Rev. Holmes will preach
on the subject. "All Hail. BE Not AFRAID. -
Rev. Walden Will talk on the ResGrrec-
ton in the morning and on Conversion in
the evening. After the evening service
four Will De given the rite OF baptism.
Meetings viii he held every night during
The week The Second Presbyterian
church viii begin next week TO clean and
beautlfy their church sdihce. 4 new metal
ceiling VIII DE placed. the entire inside
painted and everything be placed in read
mess for their new pastor, Rev. J. R. Full
ton. OF Allegheny. who Is expected here by
May &c R-v. II. ). Boyd will be a, Petro-
lsum to-day 20 assist the pastor 70 hold
.,,r,r,,rrufn1 services E-ve~NhndV shouid