The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10

1ut Dig peuu tuuHtlI uehF E1lutout gu Tue
@. & o., which fell in on the 9th Of Feb.
During the five days this immense hole was
closed up, passengers were compelled to walk
over high mountain, nearly three miles
across.
The ashes OF Henry ssybert weighed only
five pounds when taken from the LeMoync
crematory. They were sealed up In gallon
tin can, and taken 10 Philadelphia by the
agent OF the executor OF Mr.. 6eyhert, and
will be deposited in Laurel Hill Cemetery,
Philadelphia. 80
BELLAIRE.
The "Bachelor Nine" had gathering last
night at the home Of W. N. Faris.
The Methodist Church Social met at James
Fitton's, on Jefferson street, last night.
Miss Msrgie Mccullough is low with
typhoid fever, at her fathers home on Gravel
Hill.
Alvin Darrah, now a clerk at the B. & O.
freight office, will 20 to Oregon some time
soon.
There will be communion services at the
United Presbyterian Church tomorrow fore.
noon.
All Of the glass firms are shipping goods
and the streets are lively with teams heavily
laden.
Mr.. Hoefller. Secretary and Treasurer of
the B., n l. G. railroad, was in town yes.
terday.
Jesse Parnell was taken suddenly very sick
with catarrh OF the bowels at his home over
Ia Renwood.
This afternoon there will be meeting at
the First N. Z. Church, on Guernsey street,
to forma Young Ladies' Mission Band.
A number OF passenger cars and q baggage
car arrived here yesterday for the B. q & O.
r. R. They have been used in the Lehigh
Valley.
Mr.. Boeart, OF New York, was around
among our manufacturers and shippers yes.
terday in the interest OF the Pennsylvania
Company's fast freight line, the Star Union
AT the Catholic Church this week the For
ty Hours Devotion has been observed with
all the services and ceremonies appointed. A
number OF strangers have assisted In the ser.
vices.
The Regular and Telegram came down to
the wharf boat yesterday afternoon racing.
There was not much difference between
them, but the Regular had gained on Its op.
ponent
G. W. Yost, the Secretary OF the Bottle
Company, has had to give up his position on
account OF falling eyesight. The President
and late Secretary I. x. Smith, will perform
the duties,
At the South Bellaire N. Z. Church to.
night there will be n meeting OF those ap.
pointed 10 represent the various churches In
an attempt TO organize Young Mems Chria.
tian Ass citation.
There are great many disgracetul holes in
the Bellaire Streets After while they will
not be so noticeable nor so easily filed. Not
even the country fashion OF seraping the
olods into the ruts has been followed, as yet.
The resignation OF James N. Reese as men,
Der Of the Board OF Education has been
handed 10 the Board; but 1t has not been
thought necessary TO take any action In the
matter, as the spring election comeg 30 soon,
when the vacancy ean be filled without the
expense Of special election.
Henry Crimmel, one OF the workmen Bt
the Belmont glass works, has been appointed
manager In the place OF William Zmmer,
resigned. Owing to a misunderstanding In
this matter Charles Gill, the Secretary, yes.
terday resigned his position but the end Of
the complication has not COME
There is beglnpins to be a buzz about the
coming candidates for the local elections.
There will be a number OF important matters
for the next Council 10 consider, aud there
fore the choice OF Councilmen Is especially
important Our local primaries are not gen.
orally largely attended, but If no party
makes good nominations how can good men
be elected2
Yesterday afternoon young lady, quite
young, made her appearance In the First
National Bank and presented check for
$500, signed by P. T King, the dry goods
merchant. The large sum named, and the
fact OF stranger presenting the check made
the cashier careful In his examination OF the
paper, and Mr.. VIII Morrison being familiar
with Mr.. Kings signature became suspicious.
Payment was delayed while messenger was
sent to Mr.. King. The woman went out dur.
ing the messengers absence, saying that she
would return; but her actions were watched,
and on Mr.. Kings denisl Of the check she
was followed and arrested near the Baltimore
that led the officers 10 think her accomplice
and probably the principal operator was In
the neighborhood Of West Wheeling or
Bridgeport, waiting for the'girl's return. OF
fcer Turner boarded freight train and went
up the g. ?. road, but ut Q late hour had
learned nothing farther
MARTINS FERRY.
Police business has been very dull this
week.
School examination comes next week, be-
ginning on Tuesday afternoon.
Two new houses hays made their appear
ance In highlands addition this week.
The G. A. R. boys will meet at their hall
tonight TO complete arrangements for their
Sk pAtrick'A dAV eAmD fire
The scenery for the plays at Commercial
Hall tonight was put up by Fred. Clinton
yesterday, and Is all unusually fine.
No dates have yet been decided upon for
the presentation Of the .'HaymakeEa" can
tata nor for tho nTwo orphans" but the. re-
hearsals Of both continue regularly.
Matters In business way are very quiet,
not to say dull. The glass houses and mills
have not all been IN full operation the past
week, and this has served TO slAcken general
trade somewhat Country people have not
been trading here very largely the past week,
though A large numbef were here yesterday.
The municipal and township elections are
only three weeks Of yet there Is little or no
political talk floating about It Is a question
whether full council will not have 10 be
elected, owing to the division OF the town
into wards, last year. This is the frat village
election since that has taken PLACE, aud
the point has not yet been decided by the
The Union hall project lsstill the subject
OF much talk among the Odd Fellows and
Red Men. The committee has been author.
iZsd to make application for charter for an
association, with q capital OF $4,000 and
when this is obtained 1t is proposed to can