The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
BELLAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the GLASS City.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Col. Poorman was here over Sunday.
Professor B. F. Jones left last night for
Salem.
@. N. Potts, Of JAcObsburg, is hero on
business.
The BenwOOd ferry was running yes.
terdRy.
Joe Crogan, Of the steel works, is on the
sick list.
E. W. Scott will travel for "Burr Oaks"
as advance agent.
George shSnRfelt, Of Beverly, is here
whiting his parents.
John KSin Is home from a flying visit
to Holyoke, Mass.
Alex Moncreii, Of Tarsntum, Pa, is
here on short visit.
Manager Scott, OF the Elysian theatre,
went to Chicago yesterday.
William Chambera took flying trip out
the O., L. & W. road Sunday.
Belle Carney is very low at her home
In the Second ward with fever.
Next Monday the Buckeye Building
Association will sell more money.
Several teachers from here have bet n
applying Tor schools in Steubenville.
The three children OF Robert Grow were
taken to the Children's Home yesterday.
Mr.. @. Il. Over and son Lewis left yes.
terday morning for Muncie, Ind, on
buAineSs.
A private hop will be given at Choral
hall tonight. The Elyaian orchestra will
play for them.
Mr.. Joseph Camp accompanied the re-
mains Of Edward Moran and the friends
to Syracuse, N. Y.
The Bsllaise Bottle company Is shipping
bottles to New Haven, Conn, and 10
points east and northeast.
The natural gas played out here yeateE.
day. The nsil works shut down in conse.
quence, but will resume to-day.
Mr.. John Rodeier, father of the well
known Rodeter Brotherc, is lying very low
ct his residence below town.
Some Of the sidewalks in the Fourth
ward are completely buried in the mud.
The bricks are no more 10 be seen.
The workmen at Rodefer Bros. refused
TO 90 to work this week on account Of the
new scale and rules and the works are
idle.
John Moran was struck in the face by
piece Of limestone by Harry Kahn, OF the
steel works, msshiDG his nose and spelling
his face considerably,
Mr.. Z B. bowie was resppointed sscre.
tsry Of the IL "a GlEEB and Manufacturing
Company, aud Thomas Shelly msneger,
al a meeting o! the Bard heid SAturday.
Mr.. KiDcsj, OF th9 Bsl!atre ws.ar
works, bougl. the OIL N'e7sl4ud / Pitts.
burgh round honsr, opi he sag. no is
going to START q MiitS YSilsoad Of his own.
samuel Mcdonald, OF tho B. & o. FREIGHT
platform, was driving COW Saturday
when the COW became unmansgeable and
reared up and fell on Sam, breaking his
arm.
William Wise, farmer who lives Just
west Of here, fell from hay NOW and
sustained serious ipjnrles. He 10 par.
TALLY paralyzsd. He lei! a distance Of
fifteen feet.
Mr.. ChRlmers Trimble, Of this county,
was offered position under the Sixth
Auditor at Washington, D. O., at $1,000
year, but on account Of affairs at home
could not leays now,
The Middle ierryboat was caught by
the haa"J running ice yesterday and drift.
ed aa far down as the steel workg before
she riHhted herself. There were several
passengers aboard ami one team.
Robert McMllllen and Seymour Dun.
lap he'd rough and tumble fight yester.
day. McMillen bit Dunlap'a oar almost
of, and then chewsd his fingers before
they were parted. McMillen was arrested.
Edward Moran, one OF the men at the
Bellaire window glass works, dropped
dead, supposed to be from heart disease.
He was OF supper and in apparently good
health. His friends took him to his home
yesterday in Syracuse, N. Y, where he
has a con and daughter living. His wife
Ia dead.
A late train on the Cleveland & Pitts
burRh railroad Saturday night was max
ing up the train ct Martins Ferry and
doing some switching, when the engineer,
thinking they were al ready, started and
ran over to Portland with Just two cars,
leaving the balance Of the train and the
conductor at Martins Ferry.
A number OF Republicans me. at City
Hall and formed temporary organization,
Fred Eberls was elected Chairman and N.
E. Pearson Secretary. A committee COM
posed Of the following gentlemen was SO.
lected to form permanent organisation:
First ward, Fred Bertschy; Second ward,
William O. Cochran; Third ward, Z. @.
Morris; Fourth ward, Frank Archer;
Fifth ward, William Reed. The next
meetiuHwill be on tho 18th.