The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-14


To the school house and contingent fund.
BELLAIRE.
Yesterday was payday on the @. & P. road
here.
Mrs VIM. siuram Is very low, at her homs
In the Fourth ward.
All the regular boats were at Bellaire's
various landings yesterday.
. Alex Ault Is making some additions 10 the
machinery Of his Touring mill.
Father. D. B. Gull, of St. Johns church, is
off 10 Perry county, where he Is to lecture.
Mr.. B. F. Westgate, now OF Cleveland, for.
merry one OF our merchants, Is talking OF
coming back.
Some OF the policemen were at st. Glars.
willie yesterday as witnesses In the case OF
Hauke vs. Bellaire.
A we'll known widow living In the Fourth
ward, It is rumored, is about To again enter
the marriage relation.
W. 8. Cunningham Is representing the Ohio
Valley Foundry on the road, In addition to
his other engagements.
The new South BelIaire building associa.
ton has christened itself the Buckeye Build.
ing and LIan Association.
Some Wheeling ladies were in Bellaire yes
terday, asking for subscriptions in aid OF the
temperance cause In Wheeling.
An effort Of the First Prtsby terrain church
10 materially reduce the debt incurred in
building, Is meeting with great success.
The streets OF the Second ward, where the
water was, are covered with ice, and the road
down the creek into town is rough travelling
for the same reason.
The Glass City Building Association has
elected II. Roemer President, vice D, B.
Gull, resigned, and filled the vacancy In the
Board OF Directors by the election OF Wills.
Carroll.
The Business Mems Association met last
night in regular session, atthe Assoc iations
rooms in Central Block. The members are
in earnest about accomplishing whatever IS
in the range Of the possible towards putting
Bellaire on better footing.
st. Clairsville was well represented here
yesterday. Robt. N. Eaton, Esq, spent the
day here. Miss Annie Steeurod, accom-
panied by her friend Mics Blanche johnson,
OF Uhrichsville, was visiting friends here, and
Miss Ella Hewetson has been here day or so.
Mayor Cooper has at his Office letter
from G. 8. Diffry, manufacturer OF Canton,
Ohio, asking what inducements Bellaire will
offer 10 secure the location OF pillow manu-
factory here. II there Is any organization
that can make an answer, the letter Is open
10 1t.
There is considerable Of stir now among
the saloon keepers, although but one here
escaped the late grand jury. Mrs. Vogle-
man and Amos Shepherd have both been
was dismissed; but the former, more az
gravated offence, Is 10 bs heard. The boys
were made so drunk that they landed In the
lookup. There are some old cases, too, about
TO come up.
sTEUBEHyrLLE
John Moore, book.keeper at Reany, Shoals
d Co.'S, Is off duty on account OF sickness.
1t looks now as II there would be FIVE Re-
publican candidates for Mayor. The voters
eau most certainly make good selection
from that number.
The city council last night, by a
vote Of eight 70 two, rejected the Mayor's"P.
B. NJ. E" bill for $3.50 for the services Of
the Pinkerton detectives employed by him,
as Is alleged. without the authority Of coun.
Gil. This will throw the matter into court,
1t Is thought,
On the night OF November Is, 81, a cab
containing Mrs. DR.. Whittlesey, Of Washing,
ton, Pa, Mrs. Owens and her children and
another lady. drove into into an excavation
on South Fifth street, this city. All the oc.
cupants were more or less injured. Suits
were entered OF the time by all the occupants,
save Mrs. Whittlesey, for the sum OF $40 900.
The suits have Just been compromised by
the city for 81 800. Mrs Whittlesey now
enters suit for IS 900; but the city refuses to
compromise with her upon the ground that
II was understood at the time that she would
not commence proceedings sgainst the city
for damages. The case will come up shortly
for q hearing in the Common Pleas court.
BETHANY.
Mr.. G. Payne left Monday for Connecticut.
Miss Kerr, OF Wellsburg. is spending few
days with her friend, Miss Ida Curtis.
Mrs. Lockhart, who has been sick for some
time, is so much improved as to be up again.
Work will soon begin on the ruins OF the
late fire. The insurance companies have
and the owners intend to replace the build.
ings at once,
Owing 10 what seems 10 have been mis-.
understanding between two OF our young
men, blood was recently demanded. The
weapons chosen were natures own provision.
The parties with their friends repaired to the
ground selected, but there their better judg.
ment prevailed, aId they returned to town
without a blow being struck. The partiea
we're both athletes, and some one would
have received severe punishment, had the
mill been allowed to so on.
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