Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08
BELLAIRE.
Budget OF Acceptable Sunday
Reading for Patrons of the
Register.

OF the country, is again attracting at
tention here this season and team
has been organized to meet all corners
In their class. The organization is com.
posed of well-known young men who
are taking much pains to bring the
team up to high standard OF effi-
cheney and practice is being had every
evening under the capable direction OF
Clarence p. Mercer The organization
is to be known as the Buckeye Football
Club, and the average weight of the
members is 14O pounds. 1t is the in
tention of the manager to arrange
with clubs in surrounding towns for
series of games in the near future at
which the public will be given an OPP
po~tun:ty to see what Bellaire can do
in beLa9 of this famous college sport.
The lineup of the club is as follows
Right end, Bloom; right tackle, b.
Robinson, right guard, Emery; center,
Wells; left guard, Kreiter; left tackle,
Schramm: left end, Schookmann;
quarterback, White; right halfback,
Fitzpatrick, left halfback, Schoen; full
back, J. Robinson, captain; subs, Thorn
as. White, Hemphill, Heatherington.
An accident which was quite severe
in results befel a young man named
Armstrong McCable about midnight
Friday. McCabe and a number OF
other young men who work at Rode
fer's had been out for lunch and
upon returning to the factory started
to run. In the darkness McCaDe STUN
bled upon the street curb and fell, IN
juring his hip. Although suffering much
pain the young man did not at the time
mink his injuries SO serious and re-
49, until A O'Clock
when he was conveyed to his home at
Pinch Run. DIR. Piersol attended him
and upon examination found that his
light hip had been partially dislocated
and also fractured. 1t will be several
weeks before he will be able to return
% work.
The Bellaire Lodge Of Elks is arrang-
ing for social session to be held at
their hall on the evening Of the 18th.
The famous Elk band will furnish mu-
lie for the occasion, and an elaborate
spread will be a feature of the evening.
The affair is given for the members
only, and the list of guests will be con-
fined to tbs local fraternity with pos
sibIy a few exceptions in favor of visit
ing brethren. A committee composed
of S. G. Grow, VIM. Campbell, Jos.
McNabb, j. M. Shindewolf and Pearl
Pickett has been appointed to arrange
details.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
a bad case of burning occurred in the
First ward Mrs. r. Small, who re-
sides on South Belmont street. was pol
ishing the kitchen stove at her home
with some sort of inhammable liquid
when it ignited and set fire to her dress.
Before assistance arrived the entire
front of the dress was in flames and
Mrs Small was fearfully burned about
the limbs, chest and arms. DR.. Jos.
Piersol was called and rendered medi-
cal attention, and thessufferer was made
as comfortable as was possible under
the circumstances. 1t is thought Mrs.
Small did not inhale the flames, and il
this is correct, the external injuries,
while very serious, need not necessar-
bye fatal.
Womans Auxiliary of Trinity
copal Church held meeting at the
he of Mrs j. A. Gallaher and select
the following corps of officers: Pres
YIdent, Mrs. Daniel Leach; Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs. C. W. Dickens; Secretary,
Miss Lura Dickens; Treasurer, Mrs.
Jennie Campbell The Auxiliary is
preparing for an active seasons work
along the lines heretofore pursued, and
marked interest was manifested by
ali the ladies present at the meeting.
Friday evening party of young folks
from the junior set of society people
of the city met at the home OF Miss
Katie Darrah for the purpose of organ
izfp a ali1h Tho nTOippf
talked over informally and a plan OF
procedure was roughly outlined. No
name has yet been selected for the club
and officers have not been chosen, but
these details will be attended to at the
next meeting which is to be held at
the home of Miss Darrah tomorrow
eyeuing The young folks anticipate
much pleasure from the club a5socia-
tions the coming season.
The managers of the steel works
have obviously not succeeded very well
IN abating the graphite nuisance, judg-
ing by the kicks coming from residents
Of the upper end of town. 1t is no I'M
common thing when the wind is blow
ing from the east TO have continual
sitting of these small particles of metal
through the air, greatly TO the discom-
fort OF people IN the fOuIlh anu Fli1H
wards. The substance, it is said, fire.
quently finds Judgement in the eye,
where it sets up an irritation that is
quite ia. nful. 1t is a problem which
should engage the attention of the re-
sponsible parties, as the nuisance is be-
coming a grave one.
Among the social events of the past
week in which Bellaire people were
participants wtas the select dance given
at McMechen hall by Mrs. Simon West
and Mrs W. B. McMechen, on Thursday
night. There was a large number Of
guests present 10 partake of the hospi-
tally Of the McMechen ladies, and an
exceedingly pleasant time is reported.
Those present from Bellaire were:
Misses Lura and Oral Dickens, Maud
and Myrtle Clements, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell and Messrs. Charles Bippus
and William Parkhill.
James Elliot, aged about 80 years.
dies at the home of his mother in the
Fifth ward at O'clock yesterday after
noon He was barber by trade, and
had been working at Pittsburg until
four weeks ago, when he was compelled