The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-05
BELLAlRE.


Various Bits OF Glass CITY Ncws and
Gossip.
James Manly has almost recovered from
his wound, which threatened TO prove fatal.
The ga1 well. which hsl been shut dowu
for the past two weeks, will be started W
Immediately.
Workmsz were busy all day yesterday dig
ging up the wa.er main at Noble and Thirty
seventh streets.
The Second NJ. E. Church, unde- the charge
OF Rev E. Henderson, In the ltss year has
paid $3.50 OF the church debt.
Miss Nellie Williams, OF Beaver College
| the assistant librarian, is here on visit "a
her father, Rev. J. Williams, d. u.
The Edorado Circle and the Glass City
Grove OF DruIds will have public instgllt'
ton oft III ;ers on Thursday evening,
Mr.. Peck, now OF the Lewiss Mills tel
graph olllGe, will take the placa OF Matt. Coz
uon at the Baltimore & Ohio Office hOse.
One OF the pile divers Of the o. V r. r,
has been set up back OF B4rnhiit's boiler
works, and timbers are there really for work.
An extraordinary number OF wSg9ns and
csrri;ges were In ioSE Saturday. At time.
Uaion street. WIS almost comple.ely blocked
up. usaH- p.
Postmaster Wiss has Jlst closed the largest
months bEtiarsi ever doue ut the Bellaire
post' fil3e, Notwithstanding TIC reduction In
pos!ags. ..
A locomotive for the CinIinua.i, Wheeling
& New York railroad, ut Batesy'lle, Noble
county, wss in town Saturday in charge oil
al Engineer.
The nail works has received an Eapirg
pump for It's water works. The pAmp is the
same tho city power house will hsye, except
that 1t Is not 50 large.
Gen. Gibson may be the l:st OF this season'E
lecturers, DR.. Wtllels not being able 10 give q
lecture here till much later in tho winter
than II Is dt sired to commence the course.
The warehouse" framework erected by
the B. & o railroad when the QUESTION oil
right OF way along the river front seemed
likely TO 90 to the courts, was t1rn down Sat
urdsy.
There were communion services at The
Second Presbyterian Church, on Gravel Hill,
, yesterday forenoon. The ordinance OF bar-
ism by immersion WIS admin tered at the
Christian Church yesterday evening.
Mrs. J. s. Crafty stumbled over chair e!
home, Friday night, aad fell, breaking her
limb above the knee. She Is seventy-tRo
years old, and waI already somewhat Grip
ped from the breaking Of the same bone q
few Yeas ago.
The owners OF horses, near town, have fol.
lowed the example OF these In town, and have
organized the Rock Hill horse thief detective
association. Rev. ]. G. Black is President;
Messn. Hugh and John Gitfin, Vlco Presi-
aent'; John A. Wiss, Secretary, and AlvA
WIS., Treasurer.
The Globe Base Bail Club were feeling
very indignant Saturday afternoon at the
receipt OF q TELEGRAM from the Cyclones. 81
Marietta, EayIng that that club would not be
present TO play that afternoon. This Is tie
second time that the Globes had prepared
10 entertain this club and been disappointed.
Rev. J. X. McKallip got back Saturday
evening" but the communion services that
were to have been held yesterday at bis
church will not be held till next Sunday.
Preparatory services will be held Wednesday,
Tbulsiay aud Friday evenings. Rsy. Mr..
Eaton, OF Warrington, Pa, brother OF Mrs..
DR.. Kulz preached yesterday morning.