Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
BELLAIR
TIE News as it Comes in Brief Para
graphs Incidents of Circus Day.

DllE WUlcu IGCHuIly dUSOiDSd liz ~"
art enameling plant here, were IN the
city. The representatives were MI. u
w KNAPP, of Baltimore, chief factory
inspector for the company, and Mr.. F..
Haberman, member of the board or
directors. They spent most of their
time while here in consultation with
the management of the plant and. look
ing over the works, and it is under
stood made some suggestions as to the
manner CT conducting affairs in the
future 1t is intimated that induce
ments are still being held out to the
other two plants here to join the trust,
but this cannot be verified.
In addition to the programme for the
meeting of the Belmont County Medical
: Society, which were sent out some time
ego, a committee of Flushing doctors,
who win entertain the members upon
that occasion, nave extended an invi-
tation to the fraternity to participate
in the features especially prepared by
them. The local committee consists Of
Doctors ]. A. Hob5on, ]. v Webster
and A. B. Hobson, and the invitation
is eouehed in the following words:
You arc invited TO attend surgical
clinic at the Flushing Private Hospital
on Tuesday, May 23d, at 8 a. M, ana
to elmer at the New Flushing House
at 1870. Please indicate your accept
ance CT this invitation aud oblige.
The attendance from the river front
will doubtless be large.
Yesterday was circus day in town
and the largest crowd which has been
seen in the city in recent years was as
seabled here. All Of the railroads
leading to the city did big passenger
business and the B., z. & c., which
brought the hosts up from Monroe
county, carried more people than upon
but few other days in its history. Inc
tents were packed at the afternoon
performance and the evening eA.lo--
ton was but little less patron-led. Inc
effect upon business varied, some mef-
chants reporting it a compaTative.y
dull Saturday and others be-ter tran
the average. The country peopie were
cut en- mass, ard the streets along the
line Of the parade presented an cid
time Appearance. The slCw came frodn
Steubenviile, and left last night over
the B. G o. for Grafton.
There was the usual crowd CT graft
ers following the Robinson show, but
owing to the vigilance of the authorl-
tics they were prevented in most in
stances from operating their games
and imposing upon the unsu5pectlng.
One country chap, however, got into
conversation with a slick fellow who
invited him around the square to see
horse which he professed to want to
sell. On their way they met pal OF
sharper No. l, and interested the coun-
fI-trr, in, hn old 11rI iol- n fsn
cost the latter SIS for his experience.
One of the transfers belonging to
the circus was badly hurt while driving
six horse canvas wagon into the
grounds. He vas evidently badly I'M
der the influence of liquor, and falling
from his seat, one of the wheels ira
versed his right thigh almost from the
knee to the hip. badly MASKING and
lacerating the flesh. One of the hos
tiers. while lying asleep in the stables.
had his foot and ankle perforated N
several places by the sharp calks of
horses shoe stamping upon him.
The Belmont County Teachers In
s;tute will be held in Epworth Park,
August 2lst to 25th. Supt F. R. Dyer,
OF Wichita, Kans.. formerly Of Carton.
viii lecture n arithmetic, grammar and
pedagogy. Or. S. G. Crumbacker, of
West Chester, Pa, will devote his en-
tire time to nature study. Miss Mar
garet McCloskey, of Edinboro, Pa. will
lecture on primary work, mythology.
Greek sculpture and Italian master
pieces. Miss loretta B. MeGranahan,
OF Wheeling, will have charge of the
music
Among the prominent Wloodsfield
people who were visitors to the city
yesterday were: e. D. Thompson, clerk
of courts, and Prosecutor Thurman
EDriggs. A. J. Pierscn. Jr.. Fred. Roth,
W. E. MaEoy. r. W. Wilson, Okey
Watson, c. A. Hubbard Mrs D. Bro
kirk, and Mrs Jas Watson.
The G. A. R. festival, which has
been running at Armory Hall for the
past week, has been we'll attended, con-
sidering the weather and the counter
attractions, but an effort will be made
to have larger crowd out Monday
than upon any evening yet. The con-
tests will be decided at that time. and
the ball will no doubt draw good
crowd.
he bSiidlTe PHYSICIANS nave been
gratified by the selection Of DR.. S. B.
McGovern, of Cadiz. ~ vice president
Of the Ohio State Medical Society. The
doctor is well and favorably 'lnown bv
his professional brothers Zare who
are pleased to note this recognition OF
merit and ability.
Services will be held in all tho
churches as usual to-day. and in some
special programmes have been ar
ranged At the Christian church Rev
Watson will preach five-minute SER
mon to young people at II O'Clock. ana
at the German Reformed church COM
runion will be observed at 1880
O'Clock.
The bottle works laid of fer tha cir
Gus yesterday.
The Retail Clerks Association trans
acted preliminary business and elected
officers at the meeting Friday night.
The town was full OF street corner
'fal.irs'' Friday and Saturday even
ings
The Belmont Trades Assembly meets
here to-day.
Rev. w. V. De Wrinkle. OF White
Pigeon Mich will preach in the Co.