The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19
ALL A.L0AN IN MRR aLoRY.
The EKhIhiIIOn and minOr Marlsrs at
RellaiFe.

me EGnllitl0n ana AtnOF Mltt0Fa a.
BsllaiEe,
BeliRire Il all alone in her glory.
The School Board met Tuesday evening,
but there not being q full attendance, only
routine business was attended to, and
nothing was done about the new school
house.
The personal tsx Of Bsllaire is estimated
by some oiths assessors to have fallen of
this year 100000, This ia caused by in.
vestments in real estate, by the settle.
nents OF Estates and the consequent
changes and by the change in the taxing
Of building associations. This loss is about
made up, Of least In some OF the Warda, by
the increase Of value Of real estate in the
new buildings put up. One ward has $50.
0OO invested already this year in new
houses.
II. n. Ingler and others will make ad.
dresses at the meeting Of the Glass City
Lodge Of DTuids, Thursday evening. The
Grand Secretary for the United States will
be present also.
The Catholic school will go to the Loan
in body Thursday afternoon,
The bakers say that the Loan has effect.
ed their tFade-inCreased 1t, So many OF
the ladies are deVoLing much OF their time
to the exhibition that the baker has 10
furnish the bread.
Rev. j. G. Black has put in the Loan q
FOSSIL elephants tooth that weighs seven
teen pounds,
The first marriage license issued in Bel
mont county Is at the Loan. And near by
Is Q copy OF the st, Olairsville GG'sLe that
10 10 m burning Tor Thomas Jefferson and
John Adams, who both died on the Fourth
Of July 1925.
In the fancy work department are two
toilet sets, hand painted, that are offered
Tor sale by chances. They were presented
by the makers, Miss Florence Wilson ant
Miss Ida Evans, A quilt will also be die
posed OF In the same way. II was bought
from the Episcopal sewing society.
"Big Foot" the Indian celebrated To-
his exploits In this part OF the country, Il
represented at the Loan by his skull.
The dishes that formed the whole colleG
ton used by Thomas II. Gentn atthe tim
OF his death, are on exhibition. They ar
q tea pot, q cup and saucer, q milk.pitChe
and Q soup dish. Although q millionaire
he wanted no more and therefore he hal
no more. II was not stinginess but prln
Clple,
Above S. @ Hamllton's booth Is o Bra
lillian Cardinal, bird Of most brilllau
plumage.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh road wi
run excursion trains from SteubenviIlI
ETC., on Tuesday and Saturday, the day {
the baby show and Of prominent visitor
A piece Of the glass "Clotb," such az ha
been used In the dresses made for severH
actresses lately, is on exhibition.
Atabie, designed and painted by Vince
ing's veteran painter, John HutChlns, Is |
the art department.
The meter for the gas used at the Loa
has to be changed for larger one, A
ready nearly double the Jets at frst cAlCr
lated for are burning
The art gallery collection oil painting
has been much increased, and, like all th
other departments, 1t Is growing still.
How many get fooled by the broken gLa
over those two pictures In the art gallery
Will Hoffman was taken suddenly |
on Belmont street Wednesday, and had
go to his home in the First ward in
buggy.
The committee on babies at the Loa
Exhibition baby show next Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Kelly, Miss Maggie Hamilton
Miss Dora Moore, Messrs, Frank Hind
man and James +. Anderson.