Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-03
Belairc Briefs.

The Sensation mongers have been
hard at work for a few days irving to
make tic strikers at this place Deiieve
that tie lEili acre is to be start Il "lth
non-ppion men. Several of these rs
irnary rumor were traced up ana
found to be without foundatiOl I.
Judging from the press notices from
the many town in which the Belle OF
New York has been played, 1t will sur
pass anything that has ever appeared
at the Columbia theatre. The comp
any is made up of sixty-fye people.
They carry a large chorus and the
leading parts are taken by men and
ONE of national renown The play
had a phenomenal run at the Shaftes-
burg Theatre, London, and has played
to record-breaking houses all over the
country. The reserved seats will soon
be placed on sale. They will be here
Friday evening.
A class ot siAtten probat'oners aern
admitted into fil' membership of the
First M. (. church, last Sunday Jtr'rn-
ing.
Mr.. Geo. Squiggins, formerly Of this
city. lives on the street where the
heaviest part of yesterdays storm
struck in Cleveland.
Miss Ollie Album has returned from
a trip to the Buffalo Exposition.
There is likely to be some active de-
velopments in the situation among the
men in this vicinity in a few days.
1t is said that H. s. Armstrong, pres
ent prosecuting attorney of this
ty, will not be a candidate for r~e-elec-
ton, but will return to this city and
practice law.
Society, of the South Bellaire M. E.
church, will meet at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Dietrich tomorrow afternoon at
1880 O'Clock.
Quite a large crowd of people watch
ed the workmen push the front wall Of
the city building down. The remain
ing wall will be lowered to-day.
Miss Columbia Bartlett has returned
from a very pleasant visit with friends
at Quaker City.
The regular correspondent for the
Register has returned from his vaca-
ton.
Miss Anna Ludwig, of Gravel Hill,
is visiting friends at .darietta.
City Council meets tonight to take
further action relative to the new city
building.
Quite a number of Bellaire people
will attend the county fair, at st.
Ciairsville, this week.
Miss Ida Mae Sweeney, of Gravel
Hill, left yesterday morning to attend
the California Normal school.
There was a pretty general obser-
vance of Labor Day among the factor
les and business houses of the city yes
terday. Many of the merchants and
all the banks closed their doors early
in the day. Large crowds vent to
Martins Ferry to see the large demon
stration. A fair sized crowd went to
Carter's orchard, where the Catholic
congregation held a successful picnic,
The miners held a we'll attended pic
mic and dance at Willow Grove, near
Neff's. Several excellent addresses
were given. This City was very quiet
as the most OF the people were o Il OF
the city.
The G. B. G. of this city would like
to cross bats with the r. Jr. club, on
the Bellaire grounds next Sunday af-
ternoon. Answer through the Regis
ter.
W. c. Downey. OF Washington. d. G.
has returned to Epworth Park to spend
the month of september.
Mrs. II. Powell and daughter. Mrs
Edw. Weisenberger. and Herbert aud
Clara King, have returned to theiI
home at st. Paul, Mimi. after spending
the summer at Bethesda.
Mr.. Jas. Frazier. Of Martins Ferry
who has been seriously III, at WarnocA