The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-18
BEIlLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City,

tnb hlhbh SAA4f
Walter Mansel burned his right hand yesIer
day pretty badly.
Some very large timber Is coming IN via the
b., T. 4 @, for Bridgeport parties
A little daughter OF Conductor Cas- Mckee
the doctor says, has the scarlet fever,
Il took few stitches TO sew up cut in James
Sanders head caused by base ball bat yesterday
The contract for building the new n, T.;
church was last night awarded to Dave Rice, Of
this city, nj his bid OF sl5,lO
The Southwestern Pipe Line Company have
received two cars OF pipe to begin laying Us soon
as possible between here and Glencoe,
Marshal Darby took u colOred man to 81. ClRlrS'
willie yesterday for tonTihhlngR revolver. He
was dhed $50 and given ten days In jail.
Will Was was In Wheeling Sunday Ut q SIS
ters for dinner, aud while gone some one took
his Prince Albert suit from his room III the White
House,
Miss Lucy Anderson, OF the SteuhenY!lle Sem
mary, left here yesterday for the wooster INT
YeRIty, where her brother Andrew graduates
this year,
Gov FOnker has appointed Col, @, l., Poor
man u member OF the Board Ol Managers Of the
intermediate PenitentIary vice William Mon
Afghan, resigned.
During the time OF the repairs OF the Pennsyl
| yauia railway WashOuts the pottery towns ship
ped most Of their ware via BellalTe and the Is
o, for eastern points.
William Parks will leave Thursday for New
York, and u week later he with friends vi u sal
iOTOld England, his native land. VIC. Dickens
his partner, Will accompany him as far Us New
York,
More charges are being preferred against Prof
Jones, and the graduates will go In u body To
night to the School BOARD, They say no refuse
to deliver their diplomas and they Will 30 RnG
| demand them,
| ~ . ,I,...,, - Ill, 49,. H.. Al,
| West to-day, They Will visit friends for while
but intend 10 stay In a location not known ~
yet, The Doctor has lived here many years ant
BellalTc loses good citizen,
The glaSswOrkers are making big preparations
Ms several hundred dollars have been subscribed
by the merchants and Others, aud the two hun
dFed visiting delegates viii 10 right royalty en-
teTtalned. The convention begins tho sixth o
next month.
Christian Ilauers tailor shop was robbed sun,
duy Of llhe had there His loss will reach slO
one suit that had been partly paid for ana sOnl
clothing left for repairs were taken. His friend
arc raising funds for him 10 resume business on
lie lost everything, even to theshears,
Train 70 on tho c. 4 7. railroad Saturday nigh
struck u man named Thompson near Empire
o., and badly cut and bruised his head, lie wa
evidently drunk, wilha companion who eSCapet
unhurt, AS two bottles, Que partly full aud IN
other empty. were found near them, The In
Iured man VIII get well,
The AreIGn arc making big preparations 10
the Fourth Of July, There will DO a grand stree
parade the route taking In most OF the city, Ant
after the procession races will take place by tn
different companies Good, competent Judge
have been selected and the day II the weather
good promises 10 be notable
One Of the Goode boys has been evRding tn
police fora day or two. Last evening his lathe
got him out Of their balllwICk by u very clGve
StratlgCnl. The boy hid In Il barrel and was y
hauled to the lenwOOd ferry, where he leape
out Just as the ferry left the shore. Before III
police caught on GOode was safe In West Vii
glnia.
Mr.. Thomas Wetherald, late manager OF th
nail works, died at his home here last nigh
alter tedious illness Of nailerS' consumption
He was wGll'knOwn to Rll the nail mGu Of thi
section, and always Justly stood high In TIL
community In all the relations Of life. He leave
a largo family, all grown up lie was n brOthG
Of a. l.. Wethemld, the well.kuOwn mauuia(
turCr, now Of MaSsIlon,