The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-05
EAHTRRN OHIO NEWS.
Interesting Local News and Gossip from
over the River Towns.

Interesting Local News and Gossip from
over the River Towns.
A Guernsey county man was arrested
last week for having three wives.
Cambridge has the scarlet fever, and
GAINESVILLE is troubled with the whoOp.
ing cough.
New coal fields are being opened along
the Connection Valley r, r., in Carroll
and Stark counties.
More than half the necessary funds to
grade and tie the B. 4 S. W. from Woods.
field TO Summertield has been subscribed
between those points.
The Metbodists OF the world are going
to hold an Ecumenical Couucilin London,
The body will consist OF 400 members.
OF this number the United States is
entitled to eighty delegates. Several Of
them are Ohio men, among which we
notice the name OF Hon. B. r, Oowen,
now Of Delaware, but formerly citizen OF
Bellaire.
BRLLAIRR.
Mr.. Thos, Archibald, who has been al.
tsrnating with Mr., Kincaid as engineer at
the power house Of the water works, has
been discharged, as it has been decided by
the trustees to employ only one engineer.
Mr.. L. I, King had pleasant party at
his house Thursday evening, composed oil
the clerks at his dry goodsstore and others,
There will be the usual services at the
Methodist church Sunday. The Sunday
alter Rev, Chapman will be absent at St.
Olairsville, to assist at quarterly meeting,
The usual services will be held at the
United Presbyterian church on Sunday.
On the next Sunday there will be commu'
MON services,
George Heatherington will probably
build himself q house in Horns addition
this season, and another house Ia to be
built on the adjoining lot.
There is q great scarcity Of girls TO do
housework In Bellaire.
The Goblet Works are running only
the Ohio Glass House, South BellAire,
now, Everything has been moved down
there that Ia necessary to run off all the
ware needed, There is good stock OF
some kinds on hand and the "OirGus" will
hardly go to work again before August.
The public library will be open on Sat
urday afternoon.
There Ia much Interest expressed by
Presbyterians as to what kind Of sermons
Mr.. LuCkoCk will preach on Sunday. Mr..
LuCkOCk has not applied for the situation
Of pastor Of the church; but stranger
things have happened than that he should
receive q call from the congregation, many
OF whom were much pleased with the elo.
quent sermons he preached when here be.
fore,
Litany service was held at the Episco-
pal church. Friday morning, Services are
held Wednesday and Friday evenings at
the Catholic church during Lent.
Mr., Winkler was buried Tuesday morn.
ing IN st, Johns Catholic Cemetery. At
the same time and place Joseph dllIis was
buried. He was Colored man, and had
been married but few months.
Officer Richardson, not Kemple, arrest.
ed Squire" MCMullen, Thursday, after
carrying the warrant three weeks before
he found his man. He was wanted for
assaulling some skaters In BRrnard's field.
A heavy 6ne was imposed and paid,
Albert Stephens was assaulted on Gravel
Hill Thursday night by man named
North, after q dispute about some loads Of
coal. Each made an information against
the other and the trial was set for Friday
afternoon; but North plead guilty.
Mack. Meek, who has been employed
In bis brothers. produce house here, will
70 to the old homestead in Monroe county
and take up farming.
Abram Oapito and James Jones are
contrasting for o silver watch, the contest
to be made at the Second NJ. Z. Church
festival Saturday night.
Miss Phoebe Henderson, OF Gravel Hill,
has been sick for some time, and Ia not any
better yet.
Mrs. Moran, who was reported dead this
week, Is yet alive.
The Belmont Glass House will block tho
furnace to-day and cease operations for
one week.
The Soldiers Monument Association is
considering the relative merits oil various
materials and designs for their monument.
There will probably be no services at the
German Church on Sunday, owing to the
serious illness OF Rev. Heintze's vile.
Mrs. Betsy Comfort, q sister OF Mrs.
Powers, Of Guernsey street, died Thursday,
and will be buried In the Catholic Gene.
terry Sunday morning.
The Delphos Club gave the first dance
In their new quarters at Central Hall, Fri.
day night They have leased the hall and
fitted up dressing parlor, cloak ROOM
etc., In elegant style. The carpetinR, toilet
stand and toilet set, and all the ct Ceteras
Off lady's toilet, are all that any one could
desire. A separate cloak room, lighted
with gas, Is also for tie ladies' use.
Even standing room was sold at City
Hall, Thursday evening, at the perform.
anCe Of Humpty Dumpty.
The BellaIre Window Glass Works
shipped, on Friday, fifteen car loads Of
glass To the Weat
Tho school teachers were all dsappoint.
ed In not receiving their months salary on
Friday, owinIIto some torgetlulness.
or. CLArRsvILLE.
Judge Okey, otthe Common Pleas Court,
received word on Thursday OF the serious
illness Of his brother, Judge 0key ,of the
Supreme Court Of the State. He left at
once Tor Columns, and consequently court
is not In session.
The attorneys Of George Weir, who
awaitu trial for murder In the first degree,
are trying TO secure a change OF venue to
Steubenville.
Word was received on Tuesday Of the
death at Pekin, Ills, OF T. P. Martin. The
remains arrived here on Thursday, and
were buried TO- day from the NJ. L. Church.
Mr., Martin, since 1S43, was, until less than
q year ago, q resident OF this county,
with the exception OF few years spent In
Pennsylvania. In the old stage coach
times he kept q tavern where the 81. CLAIR
Hotel is now. Ho was the iather.in.law
Of Judge D. D. T. Cowen. His sons
Joseph and Tazewell Cam0 with The re.
mains. O.
Alexis Cope and wife, OF Columbus, are
visiting their old home here.
John Close, student oil Mt. Union
College, who has been spending while al
home, has returned TO his studies.
Miss Nellie Askew, a pupil OF Mt de
Ohantal, spent day with friends here
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