Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-23
BELLAIRE.
Budget Of Acceptable Sunday Reading
For Register Patrons.

ouuSot VI ACGcptdDio puuuay As0ouAno
For Register Patrons.
According to the new schedule which
goes into effect on the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD to-day there will be a Sunday
train service inaugurated. A train from
Pitsburg will arrive here at 11:l5 and
will return departing at p. m. II the
schedule had Just been reversed 1t
would have been considered great ad-
vantage to Bellaire people as they could
have been enabled to make lying trip
to the Smoky City and return the same
day. AS it is the usefulness of the SER
vice so far as Bellaire people are con-
cerned will be minimized.
The Uniformed Rank, X. Of p, will
commence in earnest to make arrange
ments for their Novelty Circus at the
meeting tomorrow evening. The con-
sent OF all the property owners on North
Belmont street has been secured and
the question as to location is happily
settled At the meeting tomorrow the
erection of booths and the contract for
the s.me will be considered and the
sale of privileges discussed.A
Yesterday about 10 o'clock a. m. JOS
eph Wantelet was painfully injured
while at work in the Schenck mines,
west of the city. He was caught under
a heavy fall of sos ac<aone and knocked
to the floor Of the mise, where he re-
NAMED helpless until rescued by COM
panions. His left ankle was broken
and other injuries were rtseived TO mis-
hip and abdomen. He WA taken to
his home in the First ward I'D given
medical attention.
Among the notes of the Murcie con-
vention in the COmmoner and Glass
worker this morning are the following:
George Upperman, the popular Bel
laire, O., delegate, is fast making
record as a vocalist. He favored
large party with a few OF his favorite'
selections last night, and the unani-
nous verdict Of his hearers was that
he showed 'em all up.
About half the delegates left the city
at noon for Marion, Anderson, Alex
andria, Elwo0d and other gas belt
points, while R. W. Archer and
party of friends spent Saturday after
Der also spent the day in indianapolis.
This delegation was chaperoned by
Thomas Powers, of Bellaire.
Tbs Mechanics, Hose team is work
ing hard to get in shape for the races
at Salem on August 9Th and 10th.
There will be three team races and the
Mechanics have entered in all of them.
In the race open to the world $500 is
hung up, and in the race for the asso-
citation championship the first and Sec
ond prizes are S125 and SIS respective
~. The hub and hub purse is $50,
making $3.50 in all which the boys will
go after There is also 100-yard foot
race, in which Justice Allen and George
Clegg will enter, and half-mile race
at which 'Bolder" Seabrook will take
a whirl. 1t is expected to have the
fastest team that ever went away from
the Bellaire department, and the boys
may be expected to give good ac-
count of themselves. The Mechanics
will have about SIS as their share of
the proceeds from the merry -go-round
and this they will use toward paying
expenses.
The fare for the excursion which
will be run on the B. & o. the evening
CT the 29th to Bethesda for the concert
to be given by Heatherington band
will be so cents, including admission to
the grounds. The following excellent
programme has been prepared for the
occasion:
PART I.
2 oyefinreF eafiSss Fleet u s6 nsa
By Messrs. Milligan, Heatherington,
Hopkins and Strahl
4. Baritone Solo Success ........... Dana
BY Howard Heatherington.
8. Solo-"Mid the Green Fields of Vir-
-1 By Miss Lena archer. $50
6. Se!ection-"Ponsse Cafe".....E. Boetger
l. Marcb-"sn,ok IA Sam, !. raurenaaau
2. selection, Sacred = Joy 70 the
World -..-.................. Farmhouse
5. Quartette-DeIamon. ....;;ii...:;.......
MesBrs AiiEgan, Heatherington,
Hopkins and Strahl
I. Waltz-'Carmen" ................... Bizet
s. Medley Craekerlack" $3.50. Mackie
o. Two-Step-"CoL Roosevelt's Rough
A. A. Shelter of Columbus, has for
the past few days been travelling about
i'll Belmont and adjoining counties in
the interest of the candidacy Of Col.
kilbourne for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor. 1t is understood
Mr.. Shelter recognizes the position OF
Belmont and her inclination toward
Hon. J. J. Lentz and will only expect
support in the way Of second choice
Should it come to that point 1t is not
unlikely that Kilbourne would be sec
ond choice of the Belmont Democracy,
but Rice. of Canton has made some
friends in the northern part of the
county and Mclean is not without his
admirers. 1t will please the majority
Of Belmont county Democrats if no
contingency arises making it necessary
to express a second choice. Mr.. Shelter
after meeting a number Of prominent
party men here left yesterday morning
Tor Columbus.
Frank, young son of DR.. knight,
OF Belmont street, was quite badly in
fured Friday evening. He was swing
Ing upon the gate at his home when he
sell and the heavy weight which draws
the gate TO, struck the child heavy