The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

BELLAIRE LooAIs.-The work house had
not been built very long before some one
found out a use for 1t, and now II often
serves as sounding board for yenders Of
patent pills, knife.sharpeners, etc.,
about the only use It is put to-. n'
Some Benwood men came over the
river Saturday and got into row which
our police had to stop. I1I
Still no strawberries OF our home grow
ing, and the gardeners report that unless a
good rain comes very soon there will be no
crop at ali. Raspberries are going to be
extraordinarily plenty, but this crop, too,
depends somewhat on o rain.
Ed. Allen was in town yesterday.
The proposed excursionists to Steuber-
vile, did not go, Saturday. Many OF them
were employed at the nail works, and the
shipping. arrangements there required
more nails than could have been made
had so many men quit work Saturday.
There will be strawberry festival on
Gravel Hill, Thursday evening, for the
benefit Of the Mission Sunday School.
The County Seat Removal Bill was
brought up in the Senate by Senator
Wagener and the vote on Its passage stood
fifteen for and five against. 1ttakes ma.
Iority OF the Senators elected-lS-to pass
the bill, and therefore it will have to be
brought forward again when there are
more members present.
The Columbus Democrat Of Saturday
contained q special dispatch from Bellaire,
headed: "Bellaire Bellowing-Represen
tative Ogelvee Denounced as q Traitor and
Threatened by an Indignant Populace."
The dispatch is as follows: "One OF the
most enthusiastic mass meetings held In
the city for several years-Oyer 1900
voters present-marked the Interesting
feature Of the day last Wednesday, at the
City Hall. The object was to fully discuss
the question OF county seat removal, and
decide upon future course in the case.
The name OF John F. Ogleyee, the Clark
county Representative, and who for the
next decade Of years will be remembered
by the removslist element for making war
against the scheme, and, fora considera.
ton, enlisting his service in the cause OF
the opposite faction, was received with
deaiening groans and such expressions OF
contempt as "Rule him out OF the party;
he Is a traitor; let us Just get one lick at
him at the polls" ETC., ETC., were indulged
in, illustrating, il nothing more, the exact
sentiments and feelings against the Clark
county demagogue, so.called by the reno.
yalist element, over 5000 strong, without
distinction Of party politics, but BY large
majority Republican brethren. Another
meeting is called for Tuesday,
Whoheard Of thismeeting? AS suspected
in Columbus, 1t Is gorgeous lie," with.
out the least foundation. 1t may have
the political effect fscaring 0gleyee, as Il Is
hinted that he took st. Clairsville's side OF
the question on being assured that he
would thus make Belmont eounty's yote
sure for him should he run for an Office
on the Republican State ticket. But the
account of this meeting must have been
written bysome one so drunk that he mis-.
took the temperance meeting on the
square. The general style Of the dispatch
seems, by common consent, to point TO
gentleman who wrote a dispatch the other
day which was SO scratched that the ope.
rator had to send to him for another copy.
Mr., Geo. K. Wise, brother OF PhilIp
Wise, Of Rock Hill, is dangerously sick.
Mrs. w. O. Roberts is very sick.
The annual election Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will take
place at Mrs. G. W. Hoge's, Monday after.
noon.
Mr., james Gill had his foot tramped on
by q horse Friday. The horse got tangled
in the harness and in struggling to get free
tramped on him. r. Q. F.