The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11
Ipoke on he Exaltation Of ohtldhood.

being fIofN sunday, the cnurrhes were ue'
corated With plants apd many flowers, roses
being especially abundant
Balconies have been put up on the tele.
phone poles on each aide Of the b 1 o.
bridge TO help In putting the wires over that
place. AS yetthe new telephone wires below
the bridge have not been connected with the
central office. The balconies Look Ike the
crows nests" on the masts OF shin.
The Mayor, D. W. Cooper, has Issued 4
proclamation, requesting that as maay busi'
ness houses and private dwelli' So As possible
be decorated Tuesday and Wednesday, during
the sessions and pArades OF the Druids OF the
State tits the custom 10 thus honor such
b1dies. and this Is the ffsL event OF this kind
for Bellaire.
The Salvation Army took Bellaire- by sur.
prise Saturday, and belo;e very many knew
nf It's presence the war cry OF BLOOD and
Fire" was raised on the vacant lots on Union
street. opposite the Belmont House. rhetp
were six or seven girls and women aud two
or three hen, the meu being e gagged 10 sell.
ing papers and helping In The singing. Some
were apparently new recruits and did not
have uniforms Not great number Of spec'
tators gathered, and they only remained long
enough TO satisfy their curiosity. The army
marched up street few tQuA!es aud then
embarked sgain for Wheeling. They will
probably be back again.
VIII receive this morning one car OF
Choice New Potatoes, Cahbege, Beans, Gu
cuulbCrs and Tomatoes, which will be sold
cheap by Zrni's Brothers & Co., Belmont
street, near Fred. Eberly's.
ST eLAIRsvILLE.
Mary Pow, indicted for larceny, was &C,
Quilted last week.
Mrs. Ida Poorman has been granted q
divorce from her husband, George Po0raian
The remains OF Mrs. Daniel Harris were
inferred NJ the n. y. Cemetery on Saturday.
/. NJ. Riley, Esq will go to Columbus to.
day to attend The United States Circuit
Court.
john q. Grove, formerlyot ST. CIairsville
bnt now Of Grand Forks OAK, returned
home on Friday evening.
W. o. Umstead, bartender at McMillan's
saloon, assaulted John L. RIGS on Thursday.
He was arrested aud fined S. and costs.
Ed. Cottland, OF Bannock, passed through
town on Saturday on Western trim His
six weeks tour will inclode Iowa, Illinois
and other states.
The total Number OF deaths Ia the couuty
for the year ending March 81, 10 go. loss
births occurred during the same time; 10 OF
these were Legitimate.
On Saturday morning, Ike Berry was sen.
fenced by Judge Kelly TO pay fine OF 500
and costs and 10 be confined In The county
jail for three months. The Judge said that
Berry should thank the jury for leniercy In
not finding him guilty OF ono OF the first two
counts OF the indictment and proceeded 10
give some good advice 10 Berry as TO his con.
duct after his release from jail.
Hon. L. Dantord, John W. Shannon, Esq
IN ge Chambers, ex.Judge William Okey,
Of Woodsfeld; Hon L. G. Uracratt and ex.
Attorney General White, OF Wheeling. were
the counsel In the case Of David Mrkslvey
at sl., executors OF the will OF Thomas Nc.
Kelvey, deceased, against Robert McKalyey
ct al. The suit was brought merely for the
purpose OF having certain provisions Of the
will construed. The arguments were made
Saturday.
Although the delegates to the State con-
yention were not instructed, It Is generally
understood how they would stand OH the
candidates for Governorship. or the ten dele
gates, the proba pilitits are that Ward will have
live votes from Belmont, and Hoadly five.
Possibly, however, Ward will get SIX, aud
Hoadly receive the rest. The Geddes men
are exceedingly rare IN this county anu ne
need not depend on Belmont for any votes
Ham. Eaton, who Is a delegate, ~ill he a
candidate for sia'e 7. easurer,i IL W. NC illind
Is not before the convention for the office OF
State Auditor.
t., MARTINS FERRY.
Mr.. Ellis Hoyle is oil on business trip.
A good many people will 60 TO ST Glars
vile 10. day to attend the s ewart trial.
J. B. Long and Judge J. c. Gray are at Par.
kerburg attending the sciola-LOmas trial in
the U. s. Court.
The young folks Bazsr at the NJ l. Church
Friday and Saturday evenings, was u grand
success financially and socially.
The d ffercnt churches were well attended
yesterday. Presiding Elder Chapman preach.
"a at the NJ Church. The afternoon was
Children's day and a great many were in at
tendance.
Those from here who attended the COM
meucement exercises at Mt Pleasant, were
very much pleasedlwith the entertainment,
aud only complain. OF the hall being too small
10 accommodate the large crowd.
Belmont City Lodge No. 29l, Odd Fellows,
went TO Bellaire on Saturday evening 10 visit
Kearn Lodge OF the same order. They went
on the Climax and the Martins Ferry band
made music for them. They had q good
time. 80