The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-25
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts ofLocal News and Comment from
the GInss City,

All Sorts ofLoeal News and Comment from
the Glass City.
Miss Julia Gorby will be the yaledIetorian OF
the graduating class next month.
John Jennings, train dispatcher at Wellsvillc,
WIS down among friends yesterday.
Geneml Warner, OF Marietta, passed through
the city on his way TO Cleveland yesterday.
Appointment young school marin Will be mar.
rled 70 an enterprislng young business man soon.
Capt. Il. 7. Deyrics. Superintendent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, was here yesterday
on official business.
J. II. Connell, OF Tappan's gallery, made some
nice views Of private residences on North Guern.
sey street yesterday.
Bcnwood sent over large crowd to tho May
Festival last night Barnesvillc people also
turned Outwell 10 the festival.
N. NJ. Dawson and Miss Alice johnson, Of Cen
treyllle, were married by Rev. Mr.. HOey In the
ST. Nicholas parlors yesterday.
Gus Wright caught a runaway team belonging
TO John Preston yesterday. 1t was daring act
and saved Preston many dOllRrs.
The g. & =. boyslct car get nway from them
into the river yesterday and the box ilOated,
while the trucks went into the riyer.s
W. +. Beardsley, master mechanic Of the c. &
p, nllroad, passed through the city on hlswa to
So. Clalrsyille yesterday from Wellsville.
The ties and strlngers for the street railroad
here are all going 10 ruin, and the recent heavy
rams nave NAhutu tDe FuAube0 Gunki0efhOlys
Mall Agent swing of the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
bunh milrOad, brought his two boys down for
trip yesterday. They arc very spry little
! fellows.
Mr. Ross and his gang Of Ohio Valley railroad
men have been nj Martins Ferry, fixing switch
that they use there for loading cinder for the
road bed here.
Some Wheeling parties came down and packed
the furniture OF Col. d. Rankin preparatory to
his moving to Grand Island, Neb., on tho 18th
Of this month.
A. Rederer, baggage master here, got very Sc
we're fall on the cellar door ut the Windsor hotel
yesterday. II shook him up considerably, and
hurt him inwHrdly.
A young married man In the Flrst ward went
home drunk, broke dishes and everything In the
house. His wife packed what little che had left
and went TO her old home.
c. L. Gould, Of the o. V. Railroad, WINS here
yesterday paying his men. He has purchased
the CriSWell property In the Second ward and
uses Il for his office while here.
One man at the May Festival dropped in his
last dime on n chair 100 times, making SIS, and
then he did not get the chair. There was large
crowd at the Festival last night and lots OF fun
all around.
Two First ward boys, aged respectively eleven
and thirteen years, went ont TO Thomas Dun.
laps, Just west Of town, broke open n trunk and
stole 500 In gold. The case wifi likely 20 10 lie
grand Jury and the boys TO the Reform School.
Two young men In this county bought several
hundred ground hog pelts-got them cheap.
Inc county OticiAls were ut one time paying
twenty cents each for them. The boys were go j
Ing 70 make big speculation, and when they 1
DELIVERED thetn the money had run out for that |
purpose and the boys were jeff.