The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-30
BELLAIRE
Ahsorts OF Local Sows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

len h. Neal, or McNeal, is still in
Jail III default OF $500 bail. He was
givn a hearing before Squire Cooper
yesterday on the charges OF pointing q
loated gun at May Overbsugh and
shooting at William Overbauch with
intnt TO kill. He plead not guilty and
sait that he shot at q colored boy
named Charles Seavers, which doesn't
make his case bit better. The testi-
moiy showed Neal to: be bad charac-
terand was strong enough to send him
over the road. He Is o terror to the
neghborhood and puts in his idle time
tlpretensc OF fishing.
William Kirkbride secured the rail.
rod commiesionership, for which place
Colonel Poorman made application.
Mr.. kirkbride is q Toledo man and
whdever his qualifications may DO there
arc those who still think Colonel Poor
manIwas shut out by a slim pretext in
desiring practical railroad man. The
office was designed to protect the people
rs aglinst the railroad men.
John 7. Rodefcr and family left YES.
teriay for Elwood, Ind, where Mr..
Ro{efer has all his interests invested in
lanl brick works and window glass
woks. He was born and raised in this
township and reared family Of his
,owi in this city, 80 TINT it was not an
cas-; matter for him 10 change his loca-
tioa
The farmers who live beyond the end
OF the pultney township pike out Nc
Mdlons creek are getting up formid-
abb movement to build a pike from the
township limo to Glencoe under tho one.
mix law. Those who have no pixies
seem to think the pixies in this township
aren great improvement over mono at
all. ~ :,
Herman Foulke came homo from
Columbus Yesterday, where he has
been keeping books for WI. McClain,
viii is building q large stone building,
IN addition to the Ohio State Univers-
ity- Mr.. McClain secured another state
contract yesterday at Columbus.
The political situation in this city is
aneni2ma; but after all there is not
much fault to be found with this in
municipal affairs. However, the fact
remains that the ticket made by the
Republicans is, as q whole, superior TO
any OF tho others. ~.
VT. Lewis, tie Martins Ferry man
wlb was appointed to the uncxpired
tenn OF John Mcbride as state labor
commissioner, was this week appointed
TO The full term. The two cierkships
th;t are to como to this county will pro-
badly come now. ID,
The baking powder business is to DO
started hereby J. L. Blackburn and
others on large scale. The Belmont
glSss works site, or the old tobacco
warehouse, WILDE used and from $4,000
toSi0,000 capital employed.
A flag is now floating from the old
stock OF Rodeier Bros glass factory, in
disativo Of tho good feeling TINT pre-
walls hero over their determination to
put up a new works.
John a. Gallahor, Esq, has been up.
pdinted executor OF tho will OF John ii.
Mnsure, the young man vino died on
Gravel hill recently. The estate is said
tc be worth from $4,000 to. $4,000. $
Mr.. Charles Lancaster, the young Re.
publican candidatos for Council in the
Fourth ward, will be married on the fifth
o. next month to Miss Josie Grove, one
q the teachers in tho schools.
No tidings Of the Sutton girl who
drowned herself Saturday night have
hen received, and the river is SO high
70 search is being made.
4. c. Nicholson, the "parson" Of tho
diamond field, left last night to join tho
+. Louis club, with which he plays this
season.
Charles Rosser yesterday finished the
paving contract Of Dou2htery & Co. in
tho Fourth ward. )