The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.

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A child OF oIcar Welshanco died Saturday
morning ....I I.5.'f !, /, y. 5,,l !. 4 :
MI. Johu o. Taylor, now OF Morrow, o, Is
Visiting friends here. h. 4s,,,,ls,,i KIM
John Q. Mitchell has been again appointed
10 collect the delinquent lakes OF Bellaife
Mas Ella Thorn pson, OF St. Clairsville, Is
visiting Miss Maggie Mofri.on, at her home on
Guernsey street. tIg si-ts ID j.5fl57s.I
| An Office Is being built on Belmont street,
between the Troll buildngan II. X. lless's.
1t will be occupied by Dr.. Park West.
fhe tow boats that have been tied up for
some time all along the river front OF town
were nearly all able to 30 Oh Saturday.
Miss Maggie Hamilton came down from
Wellsville Friday evening, md speI,tr her
Saturday and Sunday vacation nj her home
here. 1,f ,i', T5,l.. 11T'1', ;TgII Ia" III
Prof, J. s. Lowe, Of Bethany, preached at
Inc l)!sc!p!es church yesterday. This con.
gfegation has not yet decided whom to call
us It's pastor. 'tfTz t,0-
A horse ran away with his driver In light
buggy Sunday afternoon, hut before tie
smash came 1t was stopped, Oil the pavement
at Mr.. Shetdon's, Thitty.sixth street.
Some Of the children from the Mt. Vernon
lone Tor the Fficndlcss were here yesterday
with their superintendent, and sang some
songs ut the Presbyterian Sunday ,ch0ol.
Beawood now presents a much better az.
pearance as seen from this side OF the river.
Her streets have been lighted with lamps
that cat all be seen It. once from Bclaife.
Rev. J.. X. McKnllip was home Sunday.
and preachcd at the First Presbyterian church
IN the morning Rev; MclIorton, Of thu Chill.
dren,.s Home atMt. Vernon, preached Ia the
evening. n."r - i,
Council Is endeayofing 10 make Sunday
law for the benefit OF the city's morals and
treasury. or con1se 1t cannot please every.
one, rs everyone has a plan oil his own 10
regulate such things
James TAllman successfully sued tho B. &
.. Raj road Company because his trunk was
carried past tho point 10 which II was
checked, The amount he claimed was only
y, but he wanted a jury to decide a case OF
the kind. '7..l-
Clinton Milligun and Star Woodbridge
began work last week OH directory Of Bel.
laire, and they have u qualification for tho
work that no previous maker of directory
Tor Bellaire las hnd-they aro acQuain ted
With the city and the people. a5
Bellaire peoples time is not so crowded
with entertainments that 1t Is necessary TO
have several ai|atrs take place at once, nor is
the town large enough TO say that one thing
need not interfere with another. Dr. Willetts'
lecture "Wednesday evening, and the "Gipsy
Queen both entertainments In the SUCCESS
OF which Bclaire people arc chiefly con.
cerned, will interfere with one another. The
services at the Episcopal Church will also
interfere on that evening. Mti
b Ga tuv,1ov nf,, t,ra 49, To- L.. ~
were driven to the ferry landing on the Ben
wood side OF the river, TO be brought across
and loaded into cars here. When the first
boat load had been landed here they heard
the lowing OF their late companions. and
seven or eight Of them took to the river to
swim back. The drovers ran for sk!Is, hut
could not drive them back. They rudcsafely
through the waves OF a passing tow boat, aud
got TO shore safely ut the Benwood hail
works. They hnd 10 be ferried over again.
u.....a ST. CT lt,viLlE.
Probate Court commences today.
Stuart Rogers will be here tonight.
There is one case Of scarlet fever In town.
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued last
week. ...II... "t...s.I," I..T
The Boardlof Education OF Richland town.
ship met here Saturday. teg s.g'
Mr.. John W, kasey, representing Short 4
ForHan, sta,ioness, OF Cleveland, is in town.
Mrs J. Il. Mitchell entertained number
OF her friends handsomely on Friday even
ing.
A base bail club from Beech Hill went 10
Martins Ferry Saturday to play ii match
game.
There was no evening train on the Narrow
Gauge Saturday, as the engine was being re-
paired ~ i. = q. ..a.,..I.
Mr.. Charles n. Gaumer OF the Gazette, and
wife have been spending few days in Gin
cinnati.
Four trains will run daily over the Narrow
Gauge. commencing tomorrow, TO accom-
modate persons attending Court.
Deputy MARSHALL Linn. Of Martins Ferry,
brought Mrs. Bonar TO Jail on Saturday,
charged with assault with intent to kill.
Rev. Robert Alexander preached Friday,
Saturday and Sunday in the Presby terian
Church at Morrstown, assisting the pastor,
Rev. A. G. Lane.
NEW CUMBERLAND -r
Garrett Smith Is tho guest OF N. B. Camp.
bell, Esq. .F~
Mrs. Q. s. Marshall returned, Friday, from
- ''''s 80 bAVVhC Soah'S. 1924
Miss Birdie Trimhell. of Georgetown, Pa
is visiting Miss Molie Stanley.
Our people are anxiously awaiting the 7th,
to hear how the elections in the different
Sales will 80. since the Ohio election con.
siderable anxiety has been manifest with ref.
erence TO tine next House Of Etpresen, atiycs,
aud the divisions in Pennsylvania and New
YORK tend to make still more uncertain the
complexion Of the next Congress.
Since John Porter purchased the, Etna
Brick Works he has changed 1t so much that
it is scarcely recognizable, us nearly all the
old landmarks are obscused by improve
mcnts. 1t soon will be the model yard, rs he
understands we'll what is necessary to n com.
piete outfit in tho brick business. Nearly all
the yards have completed their quota for the
season and will close down for the winter.
"OEE must BIO poor to know the luxury OF
giving" That may be so, but We think any.