The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02
BEnLAII.E.
AilsOrts of Local News and GOs,lp trom
the Glass CITY.


the Glass CltY.
A young man from Beallsville, named
Branuen and young lady from the
same place came 10 this city Tuesday ~
marry, but the mother Of the young
girlspoiled the arrangement by appear.
ing here before the ceremony was per
formed. She gave the daughter her
choice OF returning with her or being
arrested. She is but sixteen years Of
nge and returned with her mother, but
there will be Rmarria2e recorded before
many days, as Mrs. Ramsay has decided
to remove to Texas and the girl is de-
termined not to go. "
"star" Woodbridge is home from Red
Key, Ind, where he closed u deal for a
window glass factory. The buildings
are all up, having been built by COM
pany that failed before they got furn.
acc built. They could fail for less
money then than after building furn-
>ace. Mr.. Woodbridge represents COM
pany Of Bellaire people who have not
yet formally organized, but probably
will this week.
SIessrs. George W. Yost, James F.
Anderson, ], E. Blackburn, Joseph
Clements and Martin Cowsn, the CONF
mittee appointed to look after the proper
presentation OF this section to the COM
mission to locate the new asylum, met
yesterday, and made Messrs. Anderson
and Cowen subcommittee with full
power and authority to prepare papers
and obtain the necessary propositions:
fNl,a ,N,,sN no
to assist in the matter.
The superintendent and other officers
of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
were down early yesterday morning
viewing tho wreck at the crossing aud
taking notes as to where the blame
rests. 1t seems to have been distribu-
ted from the watch tower to both engi-
neers. That the men in charge OF the
engines were little headstrong looks
plain to an outsider.
The parents of the. young coal miner
at McMechen who Selopcd with the
sixteen-year-ol girl to Oakland, Nd,
where they were married, were not to
be outdoneby the parents of tho girl.
They, too, are angry over the match,
and think their boyaSmight have done
better, but the young tolka are happy
and enjoying life. M
The driving park presents theappear-
ance OF a lively city avenue in the ev.
enings now. The numerous horses and
carriages and buggios Of private indi-
viduals are all to be seen there.
John Davis is homo from Canton,
where he succeeded in adding about
$l5, 600 more OF street paving contracts
to those he recently obtained, making
about S75, 900 worth all told.
DR.. G. A. Keepers, one of the dele
gates to the national Republican con-
vention, from Monroe county, will 60 to
Columbus Friday and start from there
Saturday for Minneapolis.
About twenty Bellaire families have
begun to arrange their affairs for q sum-
mer on the camp grounds. Some will
90 to Moundsville, but more will go to
Burr's Mills.
The female base ball team will have
an immense crowd out on the commons
this afternoon. The young Globes,
with which team they play, can put'up
a stiff game.
Charles Wise has sold his interest in
the firm OF Ludwig & Wise here to his
partner, and will 60 into business at
Wheeling with one of the companies
there.
There is no doubt-of' well grounded
fears OF strike among the iron and
steel men in this valley. There is q
strong probability Of its being general.
James Linard was called to New Cum
berland,. w. Va, yesterday by a tele=
gram announcing that his sister, Mrs.
Charles L. Gampbsifi=was dying.
Mrs. E. B. Winans and her daughters,
Mrs. Alex. Wiley, and Mrs. W. q.
Downy, OF Washington, D. o., are the
guests Of Bellaire friends.
The high school commencement at 81,
Clairsyllie takes place.this evening and
a banquet will be given in their hall to-
morrow evening. ti
There is a movement on to close some
of the business houses at o'clock in
the evening during the summer months.
Messrs. Walter and Alex @. Darrah
and Marshall. Thompson, Of ST. Glars
Vile, were doing Bellaire yesterday. !,
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