The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-19
BELLAIRE.
More BuFgIRrS-MOre DIphtnerla-MOre
Talk About Railroads, Fair, Sc.

Mrs. Gen. Hoge was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Loring has begun housekeeping
with his bride.
Miss May Thoburn, Of Mt. Pleasant,i Is viii
ing relatives here.
Elmer Coti'man, Of Horns addition, is very
low with typhoid fever.
James b, Gill has accepted position on
the steamer Welcome, and is now down the
river,
Two OF the Bellaire window glass blowers
have been sent adrift for being persistently
drunk, Their places will soon be supplied,
The school board on Monday night made
part OF the changes in the course OF study by
adopting AyeFy's Physics for the High school.
Mrs James Fitton Is suffering with an at.
tack OF the diphthera Miss Alice Fitton as
a consequence has closed her school for the
present.
A colOred man named Cook made away
with suit OF otclothes from Blum's store Mon.
day night, but he was seen and the clothes
recovered.
The annual congregational meeting OF the
Fist Presbyterian Church will be held Mon
day evening. The principal business Is the
election Of Trustees,
The lecture Of Father 0'Gorman at City
Hall Monday night was well attended in
spite of the inClement evening, aad those
who attended were much pleased with the
eloquent address.
The Cleveland ( Pittsburgh train that
should have been In Monday night at six
o'clock, was detained between Portland and
here by stopping to shovel off gravel that the
rain was washing down upon the rails,
The bottle works Is to be built on that part
OF the site Of the old planning mill that Is un-
occupied by the new planning mill. The work
Of construction Is to be begun at once. John
Kelly and Julius Armstrong are the Bellaire
men interested, the Others being Pittsburgh
men.
A suspicious character was seen during
Monday nights storm trying to lift the win
dows OF Henry Overs residence Messs.
James Patterson and james II. Darrah took
him in charge and landed him In the lock-
up. He made great OutCry OF murder at
several points In his progress lie pr1tends
to have been too drunk to know what he was
at, but there was good deal Of method In
his manOeuYres. He was set free In the NOR
ming.
A number OF gentlemen from Marietta ar.
rived here Monday to stir up our citizens In
tAu HIntteT VI tut ONlO HNHlley fullfOpu, INey
were shown over town TO our manufactures
on Tuesday. They think tho Pennsylvania
Company means business, and the people
have only to show willingness TO support
the road TO insure its construction at once.
The intention Is to lay steel rails right at the
start and make tiTStclaSs road, making
through line with the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
from Pittsburgh to Marietta and eventually
to Cincinnati.
The subscribers OF tlo Fair Association
met Monday evening and proceeded to or.
ganize for business in earnest. The following
all well.EnOwn us Qualified for
the undertaking with success,
were elected members Of the board OF direct,
ors: j. N. Marlng,. Arthur McClain, Joseph
II. Grafton, NJ. SonnebOrn, David II. Darrah,
W. 9. Cochran aud ]. H. Ciorrell. The fol.
lowing were appointed committee to re-
port u constitution and bylaws to another
meeting: DR.. y. r. Sattertiwait James Tall.
man, J. II. Grafton. This meeting Is to be
held Mt the Mayors Office Friday evening,
and all the subscribers should attend and
have voice In this most important step,