The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-16
BRLLAIRE
All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
There is no intimation from any re-
liable source as TO the amount OF the
estate Of the late William 6. Barnard,
nor does any one know. The provisions
Of his will, as admitted to probate last
Saturday, are brief. The Second Pres
byterian church gets the two lots on
which the church buildingis now sit
lated, and Mira. w. s. Mccullough the
lot adjoining tho church property. All
tho remainder OF his real and personal
property is to be divided equally be-
tween his living brothers and sisters
and the heirs OF his dead brother, Mrs.
Conrad Feeley and Mrs. WIS. McCol.
Tough, the children Of the dead brother,
taking such shares as the living broth
ers and sisters take. The administrator,
Attorney James F. Anderson, will keep
the coal mines and brick works in OPP
Grafton, under an order Of the probate
court. He left NO stocks or monies OF
any considerable amount, and the value
OF the estate depends upon what the
real estate, coal mines aud brick works
here, and his coal works in Iowa will
bring. The 1NTELLIdREcERs estimate
some days ago was probably as near
correct as can be given.
Some Of the young folks onthe Burr's
mills camp ground sought to have fun
at the expense OF Presiding Elder j. II.
Mills the other day, and with kodak
at their command they caught him
sleeping. Then to catch him waking
in a fright they sent 0 small boy with a
paper bag blown until it was ready to
burst to explode it beneath the ham
mock that held the reverend form.
The boy did it, and that form looked
like q different one before day as 1t
rolled ont, but the kodak caught 1t. To
say that religious fervor had given
place to another kind for time would
be putting 1t mild, but threat to have
the grounds closed against oil persons
on pleasure bent, and to prosecute any
one who made'or exhibited q picture
OF the Presiding Elder as he rolled out
of the hammock had the effect OF pro-
ducing a, stiltness like unto that which
prevails at a Friends meeting for
time.
Harry Beall, who was arrested for
keeping q, gambling house, plead guilty
before. Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday, and
was fined $50 and costs. The man
Kelly who, lost his money there was
let 90, as be had no money to pay a fine.
The Lantern Globe works is fred up
and will be started in full next Monday
morning. The delay Of a week was
caused by material not arriving on
time. The bottle works will also re-
sumo as soon as the eight weeks Is up.
George W. Deyarmon got all of his
insurance settled on the building. and
stock burned on the morning OF the
Sth, and IL at work clearing away the
debris to put up anew brick building.
Mr.. R. O. Faris and wife and the
Misses Mile Schaeter, Gussie schick,
Alberta Hoffman and Margaret Boeshar
are home from o ten days trip to
Chautauqua and Niagara Falls.
Joseph Bates, John Taylor, 7. H.
johnson, James Defibaugh and others
of the Enterprise Window Glass Com
pany, came in yesterday to attend the
annual meeting here to-day. ,s5s
Layina Garrard, against whom several
people in the Fifth ward had q grndge.
will locate in Chicago, having sold of
all Of her effects here.
JohnA. osler, deputy county recorder,
fell aud broke his, arm last Saturday.
He had taken out an accident policy
shortly before.
L. G. Battelle, Of the United States
Glass company's Office at Pittsburgh,
and his family are visiting relatives
here.
Clint AIilligan, Of Muncie, Ind, with
his family, who have been visiting here,
will leave for their home this morning.
Mrs. ]. W. CARRIER, wife Of the cashier
of the B. & o. at this point, will 60 to
Nashville, Tenn, to visit relatives.