The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-10
BELLAIRE.
A Week of wsdd,ps.-steoi Plant Com
menced-RailroHd War. r4

A Week Of weddings-Steci Plant Com
meneed-Raiiroad War. ,s
Jack Burke has moved his boat-house up TO
the ferry landing again. rh
The youngest child OF A. 7. Stewart, of the
Second ward, is quite low.
A fishing party wett yesterday to camp
out near Armstrong's Mills.
Mr.. Thomas Cummins and Misses Lizzie
and Maggie went to Parkerbnrg yesterday
on the Courier. c.fgts. ~
The Benwood nail works, at Benwood, have
the machinery on hand and contracts ready
10 commence boring for gas. uff.
Two OF Robt Chisholm's children were Ia
ken suddenly sick simultaneously Sunday
night with cnolera morbus, but were better
yesterday. .....r... ,a
Work was commenced early yesterday
morning at tbs addition to the nail works for
the steel plant to make steel nail plate. w.
J. McClain las the contract for the stone
work, and stone sand aud lime are being de-
livered rapidly, preparatory to rushing the
work. l'
A considerable extent Of the ground near
tae gas works Is covered with coal-tar from
the furnaces and It is deep In pools. Into
this young lady wandered the night OF the
CIRCUS hua 6huk ONtL oHot-NOpl 44htAb6 W bG
helped out by several young men who went
to her assistance.
The following manufacturing establish
ments have had their water tax raised as
noted, 10 bring them about on par with
other work.: Goblet Company, $40 to Sl65;
E.na Glass & Manufacturing Company $3.50
to 500; Buckeye Lantern Company, S26 10
$40; Stamping Company, SSSS TO Sl0O.
Samuel G. Hypdman, stranger in Bell
aire, thought 10 be following NathapS' show,
was arrested Saturday evening, charged with
stealing several syfipges and scalpels from
Ur. Closes Office. He was fined s25 and costs
and taken TO ST. Clsirsville. He had also
stolen . pair OF scissors and very valuable
seven bladsd razor and some wearing ap-
parel frcm l. q. Gaston's law office.
Yesterday morning the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad compsny put ID work force OF men
at their switch running TO the river under
the bridge. It seems 10 be understood that
they will run q track along the river to
point farther down, ab,ut tEkirg up the
ground lAtey staked of for the Ohio Valley
tracks. This will brirg matters to an issue
between the two roads, and the courts will
have to be called on to settle the right OF way.
Nj. Thomas Hart, OF MariRg, Hart & Co.,
stole march on bis friends ami greatly SUI
prised the most intimate OF them BY bis mar
rage at o'clock yesterday morning o Miss
Allie Poorman. The marriage took place at
the home OF the brides father, Col O. l..
Poorman, Rev. Father D. B. Gull, Of st. Johns
church, performing the ceremony, The
couple VIII spend several weeks at Oakland,
for which place they left on the morning
train. For this week there are to be four
more weddings, and no DOUBT more will
come to light before the week closes. Mr..
Mahlon Wilson and Mis- Carrie Wethetald
will be married this evening; tomorrow
evening Mr.. Scott Cunningham and MiRs
Charlotte Stephens will be married, and Mr..
Boyce and Mis- Msttie Fitton, and Mr.. Will
~. Tappsn and Miss Ella Gofty the same
ayaping ,-r#a ...H