The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-17
HEIanRoRHoop NEWS.

BELLAtRE
Mis- Nellie Breau, Of Morrow, Ohio, Il
visiting friends here.
The Belmont Glass Works will be under lie
new management this morning
Mrs, Lee and Mrs. shick returned Friday
from an extended trip to Washington, Dalh-
more and Richmond.
As tho Square Is now forbidden ground TO
the circus, the coming show IL putting up It's
bills on large board from Meals livery sta
BILE south along Union street.
Nj. Albert Horn has disposed OF his gro.
Gerry on Noble street and will spend the sum-
mer with his trading boat and a good supply
OF merchandise along the banks Of the Ohio.
BellaiFe has had some good exhibitions Of
Indian club swinging by amateurs, but that
In which Chas Rodewig won the prize Friday
best OF all.
Bellairc factories and workshops and Bell.
aire mechanics now turn out great many OF
the articles used by our people aud do b In
good style too. Witha factory especially for
furniture We would have complete Quilt
About three dollars Is what o "plain
drunk cost under the old city administra-
ton, and 1t was not very uncommon for the
offender to get Off easily enough, but Mayor
Cooper's first case, George McHirahan's, was
put at SIS 10.
The A. N. +. Church was satisfied with the
patronage given by the public to the concert
at City Hall Friday and Saturday evenings,
and considerable sum was realized, by I'D.
mtttance fees and contest, for the widow OF
the late pastor, Mr. Stephens.
Places like that below the German church,
on Central avenue, show the great need OF
some sort OF sewerage. There a:esnlways
pools OF mud and water there in the dryest
weather TO spatter clothing, wrench wagons
and provoke profanity generally.
The Bellaire & Southwestern is now run.
ming In all respects a. the Bellaire, Zanes.
vile & Clncinnlti Railroad, and Is preparing
70 extend operations. The station.keepers at
telegraph stations will be appointed from
those who can operate, aud things will be
consolR ated rs we'll as economically con.
Quoted.
NoUNDsvILLE.
Workmen from sweeney's shops repaired
one Of the boilers ut the prison last week.
Mrs, Cook, OF Parkenburg, nee Miss Price,
Is visiting at ]. W. Gallahers, Water street.
Col. Peyton, Clerk OF the House Of Dele:
gates, accompanied by Miss Britt and Miss
Carson, OF your city, spent Friday last in
this village.
The amount Of petty thieving going on in
town Is becoming excessively annoying.
Even workmen's tools II left unguarded for
few moments are almost sure 10 be stolen.
James @. Horner OF the Guards, was called
to Parkersburg Friday last for the purpose OF
deciding whether or not, man under arrest
there was George Warner who served term
in the penitentiary here.
The stockholders OF the Masonic Hall As
ISOLATION, met Saturday evening, and elected
the following board OF directors for the ensu.
ing year: Chas. Weaver, J. W. Lowe, L. h.
Purdy, +. II. CraSo, W. u. Humphreys, G.
". Bruce. Geo. Sisatoose, +. II. Blake and
Marshall Union Lodge A. +. & A. NJ, Chas,
Weaver, W. u. Humphreys and W. II. H.
showacre, respectively were reelected Presi.
dent, Treasurer and Secretary.
Immediately following the steps Of the sad
news OF conductor GrindstaiFs sudden death
comes intelligence OF another heartrepding
LpdlCk, Of RoSeby's l;oCk. Your corrtspop.
dent is without particulars, further than
that the unfortunate was burned to death BY
her clothes taking fire. A husband and fam
lily OF several small children suffer an ire.
parable loss BY the lamentable accident
A telegram was received by DR., Stedrar
Saturday afternooA from Cameron, contain.
ing the astounding intelligence that VIM,
GFindstaH conductor on the west bound
local freight train, had been suddenly and
without moments warning, struck down
with apOplexy or heart disease, at that place,
and was dying. The east bound passenger
train, Just due here, wGs held long enough
for the Doctor to make hasty preparation to
respond to the hasty summons, but the un.
fortunate man was dead before the train
reached Cameron. Mr., Grindstaf's train was
slowing up at the station when he jumped
of and Immediately fell on the platform. He
was carried into the ticket OF.
flee, but was unable TO sneak
and only lived about fifteen minutes, Mr..
Grindstaf has been a faithful and trusted
trainman, in the employ Of the company for
over twenty years, and Is member OF the D.
Il o. Protective Union, an association which
pays to the heirs Of deceased members, be.
lieve, $1,000. His family. which resides here,
consists Of his wife and thirteen children,
three Of whom are married. Several Of the
children are quite young. He was member
10 good standing OF the Mound City Lodge,
No. Is, |. o. o. +. A meeting OF the Lodge
was called for last evening for the purpose Of
taking proper steps in the matter.