Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-08
BELLAIRE.
Buaeet of News from Our Belmont
County Neighbour.

bu0Ret OF news IRON oGAhAOhs
County Neighbor.
Loyal T. Springer, who has been
cashier at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
freight office Of this city, has been APP
pointed travelling inspector of the
Pittsburgh Car Service Association, to
succeed John Campbell, who recently
resigned. Louis Buchse will succeed
Mr. Springer at this Office.
Miss Olo Sinclair very pleasantly
entertained the Shakespeare Club. at
her home, in the Fifth ward, Tuesday
evening. A large number of the club
were present, and most pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. After the
regular exercises of the meeting were
finished, the assembly was entertained
by some beautiful solos by Miss Inez
Blackburn and Miss Lucy McGregor.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home Miss Lena Thomas.
Large crowds continue to attend
the revival meetings held by Rev. ].
J. Spencer, at the First Christian
church. About fifty persons have
joined the church, and the sermons
by Rev. Mr.. Spencer have made
great impression. His main appeal is
to conscience. The meetings will
continue for some time-as long as
so much interest Is manifested.
M. Lynsky is making a good cam
paign for the nomination for City Mar
shall, and no doubt will be the nomi-
nee. Mr.. Lynsky was an officer of the
city in the past, and left a good rec
ord, and if nominated 1t is believed
by the conservative element of both
parties that he will be elected.
1t is said some few Republicans are
using their utmost efforts to have GER
tain Democrats nominated, and are
promising all kinds of support. This
scheme is merely being worked to
further the Republican ticket. They
may influence a few Democrats, but
those of the true faith understand the
motive that is back of this move.
Miss Katie Althoft, of the Fifth
ward, will entertain number of her
friends tonight at cards at her home.
Mrs William Defiance, of Noble
street, is recovering rapidly from a
successful operation performed some
days ago.
Mrs. D. w. Boone is at Bealsville
visiting relatives.
The citizens of the Fourth ward are
kicking on the crossing at Thirty
sixth and Monroe streets.
The strike at the Pittsburg and Cleve-
land Coal Company was amicably set
tied yesterday, both parties being sat-
isfied. President Haskins, of Column
bus, was in the city, and through his
influence the controversy was soon set
tied.
William F. Bippus, of Dayton, for
merly of this city, is here visiting his
parents and friends. He will leave in
a few days for New York, where he
has accepted position.
Over two hundred old soldiers have
signed their pension vouchers at the
office of Squire Mason.
A meeting of miners and operators
of the counties of Belmont, Jefferson,
Tuscarawas and. Wheeling district
will be held here on the twenty-sixth
of March.
Albert E. Heatherington gave a
seven o'clock dinner at his home last
evening to his father, Jacob Heather
ington, in honor of his Seth birthday.
A number of relatives and friends
were n attendance and a very enjoy
able time was enjoyed by all.
Robert Parrish, of Bethesda, was in
the city yesterday.
c. Hogg, of Cadiz. was In the city
yesterday on business.
Henry Bolte, of the Fourth ward, is
quite sick at his home.
Police Court was blank yesterday.
as not even politics. can produce an
offender.
The indoor base ball club are doing
much practice and viii meet from
now on each Monday night
W. W. Handlon, Of GAINESVILLE, was
In the city yesterday.
s. @. Crow il being urged By his