The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-08
xEIemnoRHooD NEWS.


BEttlIRK.
Avoiding In the Fourth ward on the 18th
The city lookup is to have new set OF bed
mattresses.
A daughter Of Mr.. Dickens is low with the
typhoid fever.
Mrs Rev. Chapman Is suffering lscm the
pleurisy. Frank is not any better.
A child Of George Ment1 died Of fever in
the Second ward Tuesday morning.
The Globe Touring mill Is about ready 10
80 to work with Its new machinery
The LAdief Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church, meets at James Fltton's on Friday
next.
Mayor Criswell has had some cases before
him at his home In the Second ward since he
been confined 70 his home by iadlspesltioa.
A Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh car broke before
reaching the yard near the depot and itg
load Of corn had 10 be unlOaded and hauled
from where ltstOpped.
There was no meeting Of the School Board
Monday evening the members agreeing by
mutual consent that as there was no business
there would beno meeting.
The funeral Of Clara Howell took place on
Tuesday afternoon. The third daughter now
has the same disease that has carried off her
sisters, being suddenly taken Tuesday morn
Ing.
Jake" Kemple, as the humorist Is always
itFeVeEeRtly styled. Is said TO have had the
largest audience Bellaire ever gave to q
lecturer. We ought to keep getting them
larger and larger
A boy, James Davis Of the Second ward,
had his arm broken while Snow.balliHg; but
the strange part Of 1t Is that he was the boy
who threw the ball. His arm broke with the
force Of his effort alone,
The new officers OF the High School Liter.
AIRY Society are: President, Anna Wallace;
Vice President, Ross Anderson; Secretary,
| Andrew Anderson; Treasurer, Uly Smith;
Critics, Nellie Battelle aud Alice Winans.
There arc now thlrty.seven subscribers to
the telephone in BeliAirc. There would be
more II the oiIice.Tere kept open oil night,
and IL there were more the office would be
open all night. The thing OF 1t Is to get the
two at once,
The Gas Company has expressed It's willing
ness to agree with the Council that the city
forfeit SIS whenever the light Is not turned
out on time and according TO the meter posts;
the Gas Company to forfeit sos whenever the
gas has not l6-candlc power The city Is 10
Il burn one hundred and eleven posts, unless
the Council thinks that too expensive at any
time.
So far diphtheria in Bellaire. has proved
more fatal and more widespread than small
plx ever was It Is bard 10 imagine more
quicker or more fatal examinations TO any
disease than number OF our cases Of diph.
iberia have been when the victims were older
than children. Much Is said about our be.
ing too careless, but, unlike the case OF small
pox, we go no further than we talk.
After Col. Jake Kemple had enliyened the
audience assembled at the City Hall, with
On account OF the Trials and Tribulations oil
an Office Seeker ut the National Capital" a
committee Of the Monumental Association
proceeded to draw the lots for the vases.
Everything about the drawing was conducted
openly and fairly. When some fifty nun.
beFs had been drawn out by the two boys,
Que OF them picked up tho prize ticket and
the corresponding number took it-No, 6S,
held by Will G. Grafton. Mr.. Grafton held
eleven chances, the vases thus costing him
So The remaiHder Of their value, $I8O so,
he can charge to profit aud loss. THE Asso.
citation clears nearly 800.