The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-07
BRLLAIRE.

AL Bellaire WAS aroused pbout oCOcA
Saturday morning by loud explosion, Every
one seemed to think his own house had been
struck by an earthquake. The Riverside
blast furnace at BenwoOd was almost hidden
by cloud OF dust and smoke, and all sorts Of
reports were started before the truth was
known.
Chris Bippus has been made Major General
OF the Silver Hook Club and has appointed
Gus. Harienstsin Chief Of Staff. OF course
officers OF that rank must ride horseback, but
the only animal the club possesses Is an ele'
plant.
Edward Robinson, u resident OF BellRirein
war times, new Of Cincinnati has been here
some days engaged in selling patents. Mr.
Robinson can tell many stories OF the dOingS
Of the rebel element here,
Mr., A Richardson, who has been the agent
of the Baltimore II Ohio Express Company
ever since the organization of that institution
being about to leave us, Joseph II. Grafton
has been appointed to the place.
Alexis Cope, now OF Columbus, was in town
Saturday.
Fred, DeGroote, a nephew OF Mr., Mayer
has arrived here from Paris to clerk with
Mayor II Rlotz,
George WarnoCk is about to begin bushes,
on his own account by opening TIN shop in
the Second ward.
Carter vs. Hayden is the way the Catholic
cane contest now stands. Chris. COnnGTs, Mr.,
Haydsn's former opponent, has withdrawn,
The singing Of the Twilight Glee Club, Of
Martins Ferry, ut the Second NJ, u, ChuCh
(Colored) Saturday evening, was highly ap,
preCiared by the audience, All who attended
the social had IN enjoyable time.
Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick Is visiting here
among old friends.
The Iadepe,licnt has revived the matter OIL
fencing the Public Square, and thinks a petit
ZION should DO started so that the work can
be done before the wagons cut up the soft
ground in the spring. II it were fenced, II
could be plOwed while soft, and sowed with
some sort of grass seed that would keep down
the dust, enrich the ground and keep the
place from being an eye sore The soldiers
monument will be built in the spring, and
how will II look with desert behind II
II. L. Anderson, Deputy Inspector OF OILS,
has remOnstranCe In circulation here
against proposed change IN the present law
about carbon oils,
Prof. TiCe, the weather prophet will DO in
Bellaire and lecture on the 10Th inst II we
could only get him to arrange our weather q
little better while he Is here. His advance
agent stayed here over Sunday,
Mr. LuCCOCk did not disappOint the high
expectations formed from his tirst sermons
here; but preached ut the Presbyterian
Church, Sunday, TO the satisfaction OF all we
have heard express themselves.
Mrs. Mitchell, of st, Claisyille, Is visiting
her son, John Mitchell, Harrison street.
Alonzo Miller, Jr,, OF Belmont, isClerking
at tho dry goods store Of Wiley & Wetherald.
Ed. Morgan, Of South Bellaire was home
Sunday.
II st, ClalrsVIlle completes her arrange.
ments for telephone connection, 1t seems al.
together likely with eighteen subscribers Of
the necessary twenty already subscribed,
Bellaire lawyers and Others will put In tele'
phones where there are none now, This may
make the requisite number to secure the
opening Of the central office here all night.
a fairy story, gracefully written by one OF
our young lady teachers, appeared In satur.
days Independent, signed Mona"
Gravel Hill Is to have bakery and new
meat shop.
Vim. Window, the new Secretary OF the
Treasury, Is cousin Of Mahlon Craft, the
leweler.
Mrs. Daughcrty died instantly of heart dis.
ease, Saturday evening. She had gone to a
store afterSupper and taken home some pro.
visions for Sunday. She sat down and died In
few minutes. The funeral will take place
Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Father Jacquet, who at one timo was 10.
Gated rs priest here, will probably preach at
st. Johns Church one evening this week.
Mrs. simmons OF Cadiz, has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Q. N. Allen,
Mrs. French, sister Of Col. Poorman, lee
tured on temperance at the Disciples Church,
yesterday afternoon. The church was well
filled with an attentive audience. and Mrs.
French entertained them well.
An immense crowd was attracted Sunday
afternoon by the shouting Of one Hardy,
whom three policemen had in tow. on their
way to the lookup, for fighting on Union
street. At one time he backed into door
way, drew u knife and dehed the officers. lie
sleeps behind the bars.
Mrs. Rev. lIeinzs, being better, there was
preaching at the German Church Sunday.
Thirty-seoOnd street Is torn up by All exten.
sion of the sewer from the alley, at Baron's
" the new bunk, r. Q. F.