The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-07
BELLAIItE.

BELLAIRE
All Sorts of Local News aad Gossip from
the GInsS Clty.
GAINESVILLE officers took man and q
woman arrcsteda at Bridgeport Sunday
back to that town yesterday for bury
ing child alive. They buried it in q
slack pile Friday evening and were
seen by railroad labbrers, who reported
the matter, but they supposed tine child
was dead. Il was found latcr almost
dead, but was nursed back to life, and
the culprits are nowin custody. The
pair are OF the very lowest and densely
ignorant class, apparently. They look
and act like imbecileS and should not
be allowed to run at large.
John Neville, who gets drunk and
abuses his vito frequently, turned up
in the mayors court yesterday morning
for beating his wife, his son and his
motherin.law, but the charge was wife
beating. He had escaped punishment
80 often that the mayor made his SEN
tence this time cover all, by assessing
him 500 fine and costs and sending
him to the GAINESVILLE workhouse to
work 1t out He is worthless sort OF
chap and has family here.
Mack Bennett, the chap who came
here last week from Jacobsburg accom-
panied by Mary Belle Ramsey, with q
view to marriage, but was interrupted
by tho arrival Of tho girls mother in
time to take her home single, faced tho
charge Of kidnapping made by the
Observation-Disclosures at ia
cobsburg and was acquitted without
the Jury retiring. Tho girl was as
anxious or moro so than Bennett.
Mr.. S. o. Cummins and Mrs. James
+. Anderson, the Bellaire Worlds Fair
representatives, have received all the
necessary papers for persons desiring to
make exhibits and will furnish them on
application. Only few persons have
so far interested themselves in this
matter and these representatives would
beglad to hear from all who contem-
plate making exhibits.
Some OF the workmen who went to
Harvey, ILL.,, with the Bellaire Stamping
Company, but returned during the
food, are exhibiting pictures giving
views OF persons fishing from the porti-
co Of the Hotel Brainerd and showing
she whole town inundated. The water
has subsidized now, however.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey and Hon. Ross
]. Alexander will assist the Bettaire
committee in showing the various sites
in this vicinity to the insane asylum
commission tomorrow. The members
OF the commission will arrive here this
evening and leave tomorrow evening
for Steubenville.
The club is getting to be quite fad.
The latest one here is apedestriaa club,
and on Sunday last Ben Z. Tyler, Walter
Troll, William G. McClain, Harry 7.
Tyler, William Piper and William
Parks, members OF II, walked to st.
Clairsville and back.
Homo grown strawberries and cher
ries are abundant in this market now,
and they sell readily at better prices
than the berries shipped here. The
flavor is richer and they are more pal
atable, perhaps because they are
fresher.
The Democratic congressional COM
mittee Of this district has been called to
meet at the Globe hotel here on the
9th inst. 10 fix the time and place ior
their convention. It seems to be fixed
tina. tho convention will be held here.
Harry L. Cook, son OF DR.. John Cook,
Of Bridgeport, will wed Miss liberia
Blocher, OF Little Rock, Ark. Thursday
ut the homo OF the bride. They mot
last summer during visit OF the bride
to relatives in this county.
A fellow named Glass, who was very
drunk Saturday night and made an OK
hibition OF himself in public place,
was fined SO and given fifteen days in
jail. He was taken to st. Clairsvillc
yesterday.
Tho returns from Pultney township,
outside OF this city and Wost Wheeling,
show an increase over those OF last
last year OF SlT044. Robinson Work
man, jr., was the assessor this year.
The school board will meet Friday
evening and settle up with the teachers
for this term. oThis Is the last week OF
school. The new list OF teachers may
also be approved at that time.
Riyeryiew, that used to DO known as
the Cranglo bottom, is now quito n
town and q delightful place to live. Tho
lots are from one.half acre to two acres
and are all occupied.
George o. Robinson has bought the
coal underlying the Rankin farm, west
Of town. There are about 100 acres OF 1t.
Ex.ShcrifE Cochran went to Columbus
Yesterday, where he will remain as U.
s. grand juror all ot'this week.
Parks 4 Co. sold the Laville property,
on Hose Hill, to William S. Migieldi
for $50. - ~
A new safo Weighing $500 pounds
was placed in the postofiice yesterday.
DR.. G. L. Kurz and wife left yester-
day afternoon for Detroit "a
The city council will meet this even.
ing.
WAY OFF COLOR.
Tho huc Of health Who cnn mistake H. Tho