The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-26
BELLAIRE.
sudden Break by che b. d 0.-rhe Mining
screen Communications.

Sudden Hreak by the h. d 0.-rhe Mining
screen Commission.
Mrs Mason, Of Gravel Hill, is visiting al
Parkersburg.
Toe blast furnace yesterday made the first
iron OF the season
Mrs. John G. Mitchell, who has been very
low, Is now getting batter.
8. @. Ga'rard, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
freight office, Is enjoying q vacation Dy tray.
cling through the FAR west.
Ms. Alex. Heathorlngton Is visiting rela.
lives at Madison. Indiana, and Miss Lyde il
with friends at New Martinsville.
VIM. Tmms, at the Lantern Globe Works,
yesterday was badly cut In the arm while
I airing out an opening in the furnace ioI
repairs.
Manly's new Whariboat Is being repainted
and with us large new signs, tee Marietta
people would not recogriz. the boat thai
used to lie at their landing.
The Benwood nail works IL digging away
the eindeE forming the old bank before. the
works where the p, W. & Ky. r. r. exter.
sion will soon run. The cindefi is being taken
70 the %company's blast furnace AZ Matt n's
Ferry.
The difficulties between the @. & P. rail.
road company and the Nail Works concern.
Ing the boundary liz at the steel works have
been finally settled, and the new foundations
found to be entirely on the nail works
ground. The new works will now be rushed
forward.
The Water Works Trustees, Messrs. John
Bean, Edward Jones and Samuel Simmons,
and the Superintendent. II. G. Wilson, have
gone to Cincinnati to inspectsome machinery
before mating the important purchases
which will b.. Lecessary In the remodeling OF
the Bellaire works.
There promises to be a good many 70 from
here to summerlsld next Wednesday, /, al.
tend the grand opening ceremonies OF the
Bel aire, u nesville & Cincinnati railroad at
that place. Large dancing platforms have
been made ready and the e1,ursion tickets
are good the next day, allowing all TO stay
over night. The train leaves here at I A.. N.
Fare, round trip. 81 so. The Princess will
run down from Wheeling to connect with the
train
The Mining Screen Commission has 6n.
ished It's labors here aud will now examine
the matter In the neigi. boring towns. There
has not yet been any decision reached 10
which the public Is interestsd and will not
be until the Commission has finished the
taking Of testimony. It's object Is 70 com.
pare the views OF coal miners and mine OWE
ers and fluid what 10 the effect OF large and
small screens and the best sizes for the open.
ings and all the matters connected with the
screening Of coal which have been a subj .ct
Of dispute In tho past.
The B. 80. I K. surveyors, mention Of
whose operations was made yesterday, have
laid out d line Of track along the river front
up through town and were working yesteI-
day evening above Gravel Hill. Theoriginal
charter OF the Central Ohio railroad included
a road from Bsllaire 10 Bridgeport and the
road was once built back Of town thr~ uah
the cut as far as Mr.. Barnard's house, but all
north Of Thirty eighth street was afterwards
abandoned. Whether this sudden dete'mi.
nation TO have q road up the river is to result
In an actual road. or Is for use as a lever In
the OHIO Valley dispute, remains TO be seen.
At any rate, railroad meters bid fair to be
lively here.