Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-14
BELLAIRE
E. P. Assembly's Arrangements. Case
in Police Court Notes.

The Epworth Park Assembly will
meet from August I'd to 18th inclusive.
Among the notable persons who Will
be present are Miss Culbertson, OF Bal
timore, reader and poetess; Sam Jones,
Col. w. H. Ham, of Alabama; Marc,
the wonderful magician, the Smith Sex
fette. singers and readers; Fred Emer-
ron Books, the entertainer and poet;
-. Strough, with the stereopticon, II
Illustrating the Spanish-Amerlcan war,
etc.; John r. Clark, two lectures, w. &.
r. L. Friday.
Lon Petit appeared before Mayor
Isaac Freese yesterday morning and
was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of 5000, on a charge Of fell
ony. 1t is alleged that Petit entered
Frank Buckley's livery stable and car
RED away lot of ivory harness rings
valued a. S15 Mr.. Buckley appeared
AT the hearing and identified the rings
as being his property. AS Pes.t was
unabla To s..srisa the required bond,
he VS. taken TO the county jail II
charge OF Marshal Johnston.
w b. Patton, Of Youngstown, and
E. B. Armstrong. OF Armstrong; Mills,
were business arrivals in the city yes
terday.
4 regular meeting Of Bellaire Lodge
No. 419, B. p. o. Elks, will be held al
Odd Fellows hall next Wednesday eve
ming.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Colbert, Of Rose Hill, died Friday eve
ming after an Illness of two weeks.
The Jolly Three" fishing club gave
a very enjoyable dance at the City Hall
last evening. The music was furnished
by Prof Tony la Roche.
The bricklayers have about complet-
ed their work on the new Bippus build
ing on Thirty -seventh street.
Mrs. T. Z. Cleyenger. OF North Bell
aire. is visiting relatives st 81. Glars
vile.
Harry Dunfee. OF Gravel Hill, is re-
covering from a severe illness.
Cutie a number OF the members Of
the local trades unions. together with
the Bellaire bands. participated in the
labor demonstration held at Wheeling
last night.
The City Council will have the tax
levy before them at the next meeting.
- Jlltt Atit4 dl4a IL IL u AACilB4E
will attend the meeting Of the State
Council, O. e. a. NJ. to be held at Mid
dletown next Tuesday, IS representa-
tiyes from Plymouth Council No. u, o.
L A. II.
John Whitiatch has been appointed
as town sergeant at McMechen. He is
a former Bellaire man.
The G.. A. R. fair and festival will be
opened Tomorrow evening at Armory
hall with prospects CT q grand social
time throughout the week. An orches-
ira under the direction OF Prof c. J.
La Roche viii furnish the music for
dancing each night from 10 to ! o'clock.
There viii be other interesting features
during the evening.
Chlldren's Day" will be observed at
the Christian Church Sunday school on
Sunday, June 4th. The exercises will
be CT an interesting nature and the
missionary barrels among the mem
bers some weeks ago will be turned in
CT that day.
TIE ST. Clairsville Presbytery has
extended a call 20 Rev. Charles Patter-
son Proudflt, CT Washington, Pa, for
the United Presbyterian Church OF this
city
The game Of Brooklyn against Wash
ington last Friday was pitched by
Backyard" Kennedy, OF this city.
Tie BeilaiTe, and Benwood Bridge
Company have purchased the Wood
bridge property in this city for $1,000.
w. J. Thompson and wife, OF Gravel
Hill, has departed for Mingo, where
they will reside in the future.
A runaway accident occurred al
WaTIock last Friday evening. resulting
IN leila, the eleven year-old daughter
Of Constable John Alum. Of that place,
being killed. The funeral will take
place some time to-day.
Miss Emma Smith, who has been Wis
itfng relatives in the Fourth ward, has
returned to her home at Somerton.
The Hebrews OF this city will OBJ
serve the Feast of Pentecost" at their
temple this evening AZ o'clock. The
service will be inteTspered with beau
tifui and appropriate musical selections.
Miss Eva Lichtsnberger and Miss Alice
Well will sing duet.
Col s. l. Mooney. OF Woodsfeld.
passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from New York.
Rev. r. E. Beetham. OF Somerton, was
the guest yesterday Of his brother. Dr.
c. 4. Beetham. Of the Third ward.
A number OF kindergarten chairs are
being placed in the primary class room
OF the Christian Church.
Miss Ada Corbett. of Belmont street,
will depart shortly for Pittsburg to
visit friends.
". Hubbard. OF Cincinnati, passed
through the city on business yester-
day.
c. Young, Of GAINESVILLE, registered at
the Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton. Of
Pittsburg, are the guests Of friends in
the city.
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