The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
BEIIIAIRE,
All Sorts of Local New. nnd Gossip from
the Ginss City.

BEIIIIAIltE. ~
All Sorts OF Local News nnd Gossip from
tho Glass City.
J. j. Jarrold, superintendent OF tho
Bellniro boiler and bridge works. has re.
ceived the appointment from tho treas
ury department rs superintendent OF
construction in tho light house service
and stationed ut the custom house in
Philadelphia at q nico salary. the mp.
poin tmcnt totake effect the first OF May.
Mr.. Jarrold will arrange matters to take
hold about the 18th.
1t is really stated as q fact that there
arc Il Tow ambitious young Republicans
in this county who don't want the ION.
gressional nomination TO como to this
county thisyear, lest it keep them out OF
the race too long. No such s~eltishness as
thiscan cut anyligure, however, and If the
impression becomes tixeds there never
will DO any opportunity for those it
may be fixed upon.
DR.. 6. S. Wellons, OF GAINESVILLE, was
here Yesterday attending tho meeting
OF the board OF pension examiners, OF
which he is 4 member. Tho doctor says
everything is for Colonel poorman for
Congress in that town, and that he will
get tho delegates there unless he is
nominated for secretary Of state. This
is cheering to tho colonel's supporters.
Jacob Rodofer, one OF the pioneers OF
the township, died yesterday in the
seventy.ninth year Of his age: He was
born q few miles east OF Wheeling and
when a boy camo to 1.-Two with his fathers
family IN the farm that then included
what is now tho Fourth ward OF this
city. His funeral will DO Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock. H!. ~
Two boys, Willie Shelter and Harry
Givens, were arrested yesterday for
breaking into the stamping factory here
and stealing q large lamp. There are
half a dozen boys in that ncighborhood
who have frequently been engaged in
similar business, and all are likely to
get into serious trouble. e,
A short time ago two married men
left Bellaire in ashanty boatand foatcd
down the river, accompanied by two
single women, ono OF whom has since
returned. The wives OF, the men have
made discoveries, and the men are still
floating down the Ohio looking for n
more congenial climate. 't "
Policeman Busch tried to arrest q
man in the parade yesterday in the be-
lief that he was an outsider, interfering
with the parade, but a few hundred
small boys guyed him out OF it till the
manager arrived and CALLED theIcoppcr
oil. 1t was part OF the show.
James c. TalIman has filed a brief in
the supreme court OF this state in the
case OF Thomas Morrison against the
Bellaire: nail works The case went
through all OF the lower courts, and is 4
suit for damages for injuries sustained.
The Powell-R odewig-AIauIc running
team has selected John Strobcl, Donald
Mcdonald, John Maule and Charles
Rodewig as delegates TO the Firemen's
Association meeting at New Philadel-
phia on the llth OF this month.
Yesterday was circus day in Bellairo
and as usual the streets were crowded
with people. Tho glass factories I'LL
shut down and country people by the
hundreds were in town. 1t was 4 good
day for business.
Gus Greenfield was one OF the dele
gates TO the state convention, but he
vas prevented from going at the last
moment and gavo his proxy to L. C.
Sedgwick. Of the Martins Ferry Times.
james Elton, who is one OF the trus-
tees Of the Burr's Mills camp ground,
was out Mt the grounds yesterday ar.
ranging to have the boarding house
enlarged and other improvements
made.
Robert c. Myer, editor OF the Herald,
is homo from Columbus, where he
helpedthe Democratic state committee
fix the time and place for their state
convention.
Messrs. w. G. Cochran and William
Manley will put a new wharf-boat in at
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh landing,
probably this week.
The public schools were dismissed ut
10 o'clock yesterday morning to.give all
the children m opportunity. TO sec the
circus parade.
Fred Hazel and mis- son, who went ia
Harvey to work in tho new factory OF
tho Stamping Company, are both back
home sick. : \,
Walla Campbell has been chosen rs.
sistant chief OF the fire department BY
the ~wardens, at the suggestion of Chief
Morgan.
The city council is after the G., L. 4
W. railroad for neglected street cross.
ings.
AFTER suffering horribly Tor years
from scrofula in its worstform, a young
son OF Mr.. R. l.. King, 70G Franklin
street, Richmond, Va. was. recently
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