The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-12
BEbLAIRE
An Sorts of LocaI NowA and Gossip from
the CLAW Ctr.

the claw oitE.
The proposed new Stamping company
is now an assured fact. Over $780,
| is already subscribed and fully $4,000
more Is in sight A meeting will be
held in the directors rooms OF tho
Dollar bank next Monday for temporary
Organization, to decide upon the name
aud make formal application for the
charter for the new company: 1t was
originally intended to start with $50, 900
capital stock, but 1t will probably DO
commenced with 100000. There is a
much better feeling pervadtng the
business portion Of this community
now than for some years past with
reference to the future OF Bellaire, and
this new company Is made up OF home
capital.
Francis Donayin, one Of the three
brothers who beat and manned William
WigGeld in the Baltimore & ohtoyards
last week, came to town and gave him
self up yesterday, aud will be given q
hearing before Squire Cooper this
morning. Joseph and Thomas are still
missing, and criticism OF the officers for
not capturing them has been quite gen
eral. Marshal johnson says he knew
nothing about the row until the next
day, or he could have had all three Of
them. Unless the circumstances place
the blame upon Wig6eld himself, the
fact that he loses one eye makes tho
oflense punishable by term III the
penitcniary.
Ex-sheri1 o. E. Foulke spent Sunday
.,,ist. Fnn.... .tn,,1 t,,nnk ~ 81 fnairh.
vile, and while they were walking
about in the afternoon they discovered
a fellow stealing a sheep in broad day.
light. They captured him in posses
sion OF the sheep, but finally the owner
yielded to his pIeadings, and will not
prosecute him. They could hardly
believe their own eyes in the discovery.
Joseph G. Floyd and Miss Hattie Coen
were married by Rev. A. B. Williams
June 25, and Frank E. Dennis and Miss
Sarah VI. Grow were married by the
same minister July 3. Both announce
ments were held back because they
didn't want anybody to know it."
The Etna Manufacturing company
held Its annual meeting yesterday. 1t
Is quito q close corporation now, owned
by Capt. r. I. Devrids, William Sinran,
G. S. Jennings aud Owen Meehan.
The romans of William Stewart, the
boy killed with the ritchfork, were
taken to Powhatan yesterday for inter
ment That was his home until q few
months ago.
Mrs. Minnie Smith has brought suit
against John Maule for selling liquor to
her husband, Simpson Smith. The case
will be tried before Mayor MCGOWAN
this morning.
The wharfboat war is revived by a
suit for $lO0 damages brought by W. Q.
Cochran against the owner of the Phil
lips. 1t will be tried in Squire Mason's
court
Miss Bessie Hoge. Of the Deaconess's
Home, Cincinnati, is with relatives here
and will remain for time before leay-
ing as missionary to India,
Mrs. Rathburn and Chester Lewis
have returned from Atlantic City, &C
companied by Mrs Fred Myers and
child, OF Washington City.
Congressman Pearson has secured tho
passage OF bill in. the house granting
the uso Of muskets ut the soldiers re-
union at Caldwell.
Messrs. ]. W. May and R. L. Johnson,
Of the Baltimore & Ohio clerical force,
took their best girls to Pittsburgh Sun.
day.
The Bellaire nail works Is being
painted throughout by force OF men
under the management OF R. Q. Catch.
DIR. G. A. Keepers, chairman OF the
Republican committee of Monroe coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
William vancleve, of South Charles.
ton, o., has been elected superintendent
Of the GAINESVILLE schools,
The property OF John Defbaugh. in
the First ward, was bought by Mrs.
Mary seaton for $1,000.
The Sisters of Charity Of this city
have gone to their summer retreat at
Nazareth, Ky.
The Bellairc window glass works will
sell both the factories here at public
Miss Mary Gootzo is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Clyde Crimmel, ut OF! City,
Pa.
The City Council will hold the regular
monthly meeting this evening.