Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02


ODDS of 10 to / are being offered thai
Jake, Martin and Bert make home runs.
All these boys are professionals, and
may be after all the bettors know what
they are doing.
J. R. Phillips, the enterprising jew
eler, has just received a fine new lot
of stick pins and silverware. Give him
a call.
The Union Street and Belmont Street
ball teams will come together in a
nerce and frightful clash this week.
The captain of each team is training
his men daily and watching them rig
idly. There will be a hot time in Bell
aire when Greek meets Greek.
Miss Ida Mae Swaney, a recent gradu-
ate from the public schools, will leave
tomorrow for the California. Pa, Nor
nal school, where she will attend for a
short time.
The sweet girl graduate has had her
innings, now let us have summer, so
the summer girl al get her share.
The steel works will resume this
evening after a shut down since Fri
day morning on account OF the stripper
III tuc SOuNcitluS Hill ultdhiHSs tit
steel works will close down about the
last of this month for extended i'm
provements. and it is also said that
large additions will be made to the
plant. No. 2 furnace Will soon be shut
uown and rebuilt. The Bellaire plant
is a very large one, and also a very i'm
portant one. They will have their
wires strung and will bring their coal
from the mill coal bank, running the
cars by an electric motor, which has
heretofore been running in and out Of
the bank.
Miss Dora Kinney, a teacher in the
Gravel Hill schools, has gone to Bel
mont to spend her vacation with her
parents.
Misses Anna and Gail Carson, OF
West Alexander, returned home Fri
day after a very pleasant visit with j.
H. Milligan and family, OF the Cut.
Miss Elizabeth Marsh, after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Vera Blackburn,
on Gravel Hin, has returned to her
home in Sistersville.
Mead Hastings and her two girls were
turned loose from st. C%lairsviIle jail
last week. 1t was just a week ago that
they were sent there, and IL looks as
though it does not do much good for
the Mayor to SEND them there. Such
people as these should be chased out OF
Bellaire.
James Winning, formerly OF this city.
now of Brilliant, is the guest OF friends
In the city.
Mrs. Katharine Meyers and Miss
Annie Meyers have returned to st.
Clairsville after a pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
Harry G. Bratton, OF Bridgeport, son
OF VIM. j. B~ratton, deceased, through
Squire Mason's pension agency. has
been granted a pension of $40 per
month, dating from December Sd. 1900.
The boy is just thirteen years old and
the government pension department
grants this pension until the boy is
sixteen years old.
w. c. Stewart and family, of the
Fourth ward, have gone to the Mounds
vile camp grounds to spend the sum-
mer.
The ferry boat Charon. which plies
between lBellaire and benwood, will be-
taken to the docks at Charleston and
give nan overhauling. The Emily will
make her trips here.
The electric lanterns to be supplied to
the policemen will be a long metal az
fair probably ten inches long and eight
inches In circumference. This can be
used one thousand and some times
without recharging IL, and will throw a
beam of light for some distance.
The second bill car for Buckskin
Bills Wild West show Is In the city
putting up banners and Autographs.
Mrs. Albert Heatherington. OF he
First ward, is on the sick list.
Lee Mayer is home from a visit 10 ST.
Louis.
Mrs. ]. c. Tallman returned home
yesterday from a pleasant visit with
her sister. Mrs. II. Aldredge, OF 81.
Clairsvilie.
Next Sunday Buckskin Bill will pun
into Bellaire and spend the afternoon.
Amos Roscoe, OF the Fourth ward. Il
OF the sick list
Miss Anna Faris. Of the Fourth wara.
has returned home from Epworth Park.
Messrs. Ed. Ludwig. Gilbert RobIas,.-
and Walter Fletcher viii spend sunday
in Pittsburg.
The MoundsvilIe band rendered ON
very dhe music at the Heatheriurton-
ELI banda fair and festival last even
ms The boyn show you I GOOD time(