The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

Prom all Parts OF the state and Neigh
boFhood,

new dwelling built on his farm near his mill.
VIM. Luter, OF Hobbs Landing. shipped a
large lot OF wheat this week to NJ. d J. Pol
lock, OF Wheeling.
There are rumors OF q matrimonial al.
lance TO be formed between Woodsfeld and
81. Clairsville parties.
Thomas Motif, well.to.do farmer Of
Washington county, Pa, who has Just I'm
lshed for himself very handsome residence,
has become insane, and been taken TO Dix
mont.
Anumber OF the men who went from
Bellaire 10 Cumberland, Nd, to work in the
Gilman glass house, have returned tempo.
rarily. The pots at the new glass house all
broke and several other minor accidents oc.
CURED, throwing them out OF employment,
for short time, hence their visit
A young lady OF Cumberland. Nd, pos
sessing talent and culture, has for some time
past been preparing for her appearance on
The Madison square New York; stage, and
will 20 there at an early day to undergo 0
trial OF her histriohlc abilities. She will aci
leading lady characters, and proposes making
the stage her profession. Her name Is with
held for the present
Lew Smith, well.known attorney and lat
terly the editor OF prohibition paper In
Little Washington, was 70 have appeared
Tuesday morning charged. with embezzle
ment and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He absconded instead forfeiting his
bail, 81, 200, which his sister had Furnished
for his appearance. He Is married mar
with five little children, who with theil
mother remain in Washington.
Alta meeting OF the Washington Confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church helc
at Winchester, Virginia, and which closet
Tuesday evening, the following appointment
were made for Cumberland District, g. w
Hobbs, T. E.: Cumberland city, Centre street
Z. W. Baldwin; Kingsley, d. G. Miller; Bar
ton, W. G. Griffith; Berkeley Springs, II. P
West; Bloomington, ]. Il. Pardew; BunkeI
Hill, w. Va, Thomas Wood; Elk Garden, T
r. Marsh; Flintsione, D. A, Foard; Frost
burg, J. p. Wright; Fros,burg Circuit, Reu
ben KoIb; Grant, W. Va, g. s. Wilson; Han
cock, Z. Buhrman, II. ". Jones; Hedgesville
". Va. J. W. shrineT Hyndm,n, J; Nc
Laten; Keystr City. ". Va, g. +. MaydWeI!l
Homecoming J. D. Still; Martiasburg, g.. V
II. Smith; Old Town, 10 be supplied; Paw
Va, by ]. W. Howard; Piedmont, W. Va.
J. H. NJ. Lemon, Rawling Station, to be sup
piled; Romney, W. Va. +. G. Porter; shep
hefdstown, G. o. Cook; Union Grove, II. Nc
Nemar; Winchester, Va, &. F. Bishop.
BELIAIRE.
Mrs. DR.. knight 10 quite sick.
Judge ST. Clair Kelly was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Ida Smith, OF woodsfeld, was in towr
yesterday.
E. l.. Feeley, County Treasurer, was in
town yesterday.
There have been several deaths OF children
In the last few days.
Black Prince Lodge knights Of Pythias
meets this evening at it's room.
Mayor Cooper reports 500 so as the money
for fines imposed for February.
"Miralda" will be played one night mex
week for Mr.. F. s. Clinton's benefit.
Miss Dollie Rolls has taken the place oil
Miss Annie Hoge, as cashier at M. Some
born's.
T. K. Smith Is performing the work o
both President and Secretary at the Bottl'
Works.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad company i
ballistipg and getting ready for use It's track
to the river.
]. ]. McDermott got supply OF the new
nickles and gave them out In change for 6eei
yesterday. Some men had five or six nickles
Another meeting OF the ladies in the In
terest OF the Monument fair was held las
night, and everything Is going on swim
minsly.
The B. & o. shops were idle yesterda,
"a 10 allan, ha atnrlnUaa IN attain
the funeral OF Mrs. Archer. Mr.. Archer ha!
been In the employ OF the company for TWEEN
ty.seyen years
The narrow gauge Is now busily at work
taking out rails spikes and other matefia
from mere, and laying the track on the exten
ton beyond Woodsfeld.
The funeral OF Mira. John Archer, at the
Disciples Church, yesterday afternoon wa
attended by very large number OF friends
Rev. Monroe preached the funeral sermon.
The "Tennesseeans," that Is the Memphi.
students, are to be here next Tuesday even
ing, March %, at the Methodist Church
This Is an entertainment that always has
good audience In Bellaire.
Bellaire gets about all the newspaper
published within reach, from Pittsburgh te
Cincinnati. Saturday evening, especially
news boys are thick, and half a dozen Sunday
papers are cried around the streets.
The steamer Princess will make an extra
trip for those who wish toattend the Hamil-
ton benefit, by Herne's Hearts Of Oak" on
Monday night. A few good reserved seats
are still 10 be had at John McDermots.
Council has finally passed the ordinance for
bidding cattle and hogs TO run at large In the
streets. This question was once the cause Of
great deal oil argument here. The two
Councilmen Of the second ward opposed the
ordinance, but all the other members present
voted for it.
MARTINS FERRY.
A strolling troupe OF prestidigitateurs will
occupy Town Hall next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
The Catholic congregation will hold q
"festiyal" soon, and canyassers have already
donned their warpaint and taken the trail.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" will be played here
on Friday and Saturday evenings, March
SOth and 3lst. The next rehearsal will be
held Saturday night, at 9. A. X. hall.
School e1 ,miations have been in progress
this week, with a fair attendance OF parents
and Others. Belmont City and Clark schools
and Nos, /, q, 3 and 4 OF Central will be fin.
ished this week. The other examinations
will be held as follows, all in Central school
No. 8, March goth; No. q, 2lsi; No. !, ed No.
$3.50, No. 8. 9Th, No. 10, 2Stb; high school
Goth; and S0th.
The Laughlin mill nail feeders held meet
ing In the K. P. hall yesterday afternoon fol
the purpose OF organizing lodge OF thai
class OF skilled labor, to be governed BY the
A. A. !. &S.W. There was avery iull attend
ance. The following officers were elected
President, o. c. TTuxell; Vice President
H. A. Deitch; Recording Secretary, Stephen
Clark; Financial Secretary, Thos. Halpini
Guide, NJ. F. Bailey; Inner Guard, Thomas
O'Donnell; Outer Guard, Frank Walters. The
trustees will be elected next Saturday after
noon. The new lodge will bear the name Of
the Ohio City Lodge, but the number Is moi
yet known.
Political whispers are now beginning to
circulate. In addition TO one member oil
Council from each ward there will be assessors
10 elect-one 10 each ward-and two mem
bers OF the Board OF Education. For the lat.
ter positions DR.. A. X. 0ng and Mr.. Il. smy.
lie are mentioned, with probability that
Messrs. Ralston and Theaker, who retire, may
be candidates. The township officers, trus'
tees, clerk, treasurer and assessor are also to