The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-29

BELIA1RE fIi,tEtS.
items From the busy Glass Clty-sRlcy
News Notes. a -lt INK

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Councilman George Kern has tho
grippe. 6 5l y,
A new arrival was welcomed at the
residence Of Edward Maasel yesterday.
Thirty.iour witnesses were before the
Grand Jury from here yesterday, and
more arc to 80.
George Donaldson, who was 80 badly
burned at the steel works not long ago,
Is able to get around. tENlN s ~
Window glass shipments continue
large, aud are being made in every dircc-
ton east, west, north and south.
Tho B. z. 4 @. r. Il. talk OF putting q
tean, and wagon ut this point for all
transfers TO be made to and from their
road. i.D., I'6.i} fS3i5, I'1
Mr.. Ephrian Rial who has had a two
weeks attack Of the grippe and a
sprained ankle, Is able to DO around
again. 7 ~ KY l#sF sir
The temperance meetings are reported
as not having Planned out very well
financially, the contributions not being
very heavy. 17%5 4
Report has it that the Etna Glass
Manufacturing Cempany's plant will be
sold soon and the business Of that con-
Germ wound up.
Mayor Anderson and DR.. Cook are
back again In the interests Of tho W. 4
1. Z K. K, and think they will secure
tho $4,000 this time.
NJ. J. Burton, farmer east Of Wheel.
ing who hns been visiting relatives here,
will move to Pittsburgh, Pa, having
sold his Ohio county farm. T
Two indianapolis men, Messrs. Rhodes
and Pendegrass, arc here in tho interests
OF street paving TO DO done out there,
and are visiting tho paved street cities
hereabouts. l175l 81
The necessary requisition papers arc
held here for George A. Cook, the man
who is the supposed robber OF Cohen 4
Co.'s store here last fall. He Is in jail
at Pittsburgh.
There Is no clue 10 tho owners OF the
padlocks found In the Fourth ward on
the river front. They are brand new
and were evidently stolen. There were
several dozen of them, along with lot
Of empty boxes. IA
A little Fourth ward boy was badly
burned on the head and ear by match
thrown by another boy across the room.
The match stuck and could not be brush.
ed oil for some time, or at least until it
had burned pretty badly.
Mr.. I. J. Li.ten has been circulating
a largely signed petition for his appoint.
ment as assistant census taker OF this,
the Seventh district. There being no
other applicant, Mr.. Litten will un.
doubleday assist Mr.. Wood in taking the
census for Beltaire and Pultney town.
ship. l9@ '
The National Cement Company, OF
Wampum, Pa, is experimenting with
the cement rock here and is going to
run the Ohio Valley Cement Works on
Pinch run. AS soon as the rock is thor.
oughly tested this will be another ad-
dition to Bellaire's manufactures, and
one that will employ great many men
in and around tie works. = "a
Mr.. J. ". kays, son.in.law Of Nathan
Rowles, who Inns been sick several
weeks with the grippe and complica-
ton Of diseases resulting thereirom, and
who has rallied several times for the
better, is now rapidly sinking, and yes
terday the doctor informed the faulty
that his time was very short. Mr.. john
Rowles has little daughter who is also
very bad and may not be long in follow
inp hnr rpe1a ~ u.