The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-23
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

porter at the Globe hotel, is in jail,
charged with larceny, and he is guilty,
but the mayor not having final jurls-
diction, recognized him to court and he
langulsheth until court convenes in
October. Mr.. John D. Watt stood IN
the hallway and watched Murray go
through the pockets Of guest named
Michael Talney, q delegate tosthe coal
Minors convention at Bridgeport, re-
Gently. Robert G. Haase, the b. 4 o.
ticket agent, had a suit OF clothes stolen
from his room. Saturday night another
suit belonging to Will Hyatt was stolen
from the same room. They have sus.
pected Murray was the thief, but catch
him in the act they never did till Sum
day night. Then Mr.. Watt caught him,
but no clue to the missing clothes has
been found.
A number of the leading business
men here yesterday signed petition
to the commission to locate the new'in.
sane asylum to place the same at steu.
benyille. Since Bellaire was not in
clrded in the revised list of towns the
commissioners visited, people here
want to help their neiChbors, and are
willing to lend any influence they can
to that end. The location of the asylum
at Steubenville will do that town some
good perhaps, and it can do Bellaire no
harm, while this action on the part OF
Bellaire people will tend to cultivate
lust such feeling as should exist
throughout Eastern Ohio. The paper
was signed by all classes OF business
men here.
Rev. Mr.. Reamer, of North Carolina,
the Episcopalians of this city with rel
erence to taking charge OF the churches
here and at Martins Ferry. Without
sending any word he dropped into
town last week and went around to call
upon some OF the members, but every
one whose name he had was out OF
town that day, and he passed on
through the town, leaving his card, but
no word as to where, when or how they
might reach him again, and he has not
been heard Of since.
Thomas MCGEE has been keying his
PAGER, "0ld Dick" up for the race on
the Island next Saturday, and he will
enter him in some Of the county fair
races. Mr.. MCGEE is about 10 years OF
age and the PAGER is past the age when
tLey reckon horses by years, but they
move together like clockwork, and the
old man is never SO happy as when
"0ld Dick" is carrying him mile in
gao or better.
The lantern globe glass fastory is in
full operation and the bottle works IS
ready to resume next week. Rodeter
Bros. are delayed with their new fac.
tory and will not get started up when
they expected, but they will be able to
10 on in perhaps month. What will
be done in the window glass line, 1t
anything, has not yet been definitely
settled.
Quite lot OF miners from this sec.
tion are attending the conference OF
miners from this, the sixth district, at
Bridgeport. To-day the miners and
operators meet together to formulate
uniform rules to govern all mines. The
object is to do away with diacrimtna-
ton and prevent friction in the govern
ment OF the various mines.
The steel works is running with a
full complement OF workmen and the
blast furnace was blown In Sunday
night. That excellent plant is now all
in operation. except the nail factory,
and it has not been run for years to
amount to anything, About $4,000 Is
paid out every two weeks on what is
running at this plant.
Tom Cullen, who induced Manager
Byrne, OF the Brooklyn base ball club,
to sign Perk Kennedy, of this city, is at
Pittsburgh this week to witness the
progress OF his protege in the box He
seems to be prize pitcher
The Harvest home picnic at Stewards
grove near st. Clairsville, will attract
quite number of persons from here
on Thursday. It is sort Of county at-
fair and is always IN immense gather
ing.
A fair sized crowd OF young people
took the steamer Eliza II. yesterday
evening for Powhatan, where church
society was organized, the Bellaire
leaguers returning later in the night.
European visitors are beginning to
come home. John McGraw is already
here; Theobald Klee Is in the east on
his return trip, but John Parks and
wife are still on the other side.
Mr.. G. NJ. wyrick and sister, Miss
Ada, arc homo from theiI trip to Dem
YER and the other points Of the knights
Templar excursion.
Mr.. W. j. Morrison, OF the First Ma.
tional bank, is home from ten days
vacation at Chautauqua, Niagara Falls
and other points.
Peter Schramm, who had his back
hurt in a fall from pear tree, will re-
cover, but his back will never be what
1t has been.
DIR. Bates was called in consultation
again yesterday in the case OF Jesse K.
Purnell. There are at times symptoms
OF grave trouble in the case.
Thieves broke into John Addison's
shoe shop Saturday night and stole
about everything he had there.
Alex Somers has sold his saloon in
the schmulbach building TO Butler q
Leary, Of Franklin, Pa.
Messrs. Joseph Clements and Robert
Cochran left last night on the Baltimore
& Ohio for Kansas City.
Lew Stephens and family are home
from the Burr's Mills camp ground.
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