The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-17
BEIuAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.


All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
DR.. d. w. Boone, the local deputy
appointed by the State Board OF Health,
has been notified to hold himself in
readiness to inspect all trains from the
east before entering Ohio as soon as
the state board determines this neces-
sary. He has also arranged, should
occasion require it here, to have the
sisters OF charity nurse the patients.
All tho precautions that officials can
take seem to have been taken, but
much depends upon the action OF in.
dividuals. There arc few persons in
Bellaire who would rather have. the
cholera than be clean, judging from
what can be seen.
n. S. Hopkins, who took his string OF
horses to the Pennsboro, W. Va, fair,
to rope in the purses, struck some
other folks Just like him. Shafer, the
horse that paced on the Island last
week, was there and beat Joe Hooker
for first money in the pace, and the
trotters he met were too fleet for his
string. This was his first Waterloo,
however.
The Novelty Stamping Company had
to keep Waterman ut the old Belmont
Glassworks to save any OF the Lumber
from the old factory now being dis
mantled. People seemed to think the
boards and timber belonged to them.
and young army proceeded to carry
the piles away.
Bob Haase. the clever Baltimore &
Ohio ticket agent, was presented with Il
new leather belt Yesterday for taking
Bellaire's park out OF obscurity and
placing it on top OF Union Square in
New y ork, as noted in the ISTELLIGES-
GER yesterday.
William Thurber, of Iowa, an old
Bellaire man, is here, on his way to the
G. A. r. encampment. Most OF the
Bellaire delegation will leave this even
Ing for Washington via the Baltimore q
Ohio, but some Of theIn will not 20 till
tomorrow.
Frank Cooper, Of Colerain township,
who suffered q stroke OF paralysis last
spring, has so far recovered as to be able
to walk, and will recover entirely, so the
physicians at the Magnetic Springs
state.
Tho union Sabbath school picnic at
Ridgeway's grove to-day will be an i'm
mense affair il the weather is favorable.
Some OF the members Of nearly all the
schools here will 20.
There will be preaching at all the
churches here, except the Presbyterian,
tomorrow. Supplies will be sent from
the conference at SteubenVille tor the
NJ. L. churches.
The four-year.old daughter Of A. l..
Feeley fell from a porch to the pave
ment, distance OF sixteen feet, on her
head, and strange to relate was notseri-
ously hurt.
The board OF pension examiners will
not meet here next week because DIR.
G. S. Wellons will be in Washington
and DR.. ]. Park West in New York.
A finely bred mare OF Nels. Hopkins
and u Kentucky Bird colt died on Rode
fer's farm below town yesterday. The
colt was only few hours old.
Part of the pike to West Wheeling
will be stoned this fall, so the contrac.
tors say. II it isn't, it is certain part OF
that road will BIO impossible.
]. W, Howell, OF the First National
Bank, has been chosen president OF the
local board Of school examiners, and
Supt. B. I. Jones secretary.
Robert L. Lashley and wife, of Chi
cago, are visiting friends and relatives
here. Mrs. Lashley was formerly Miss
Jennie Piper, OF this city.
Dr. G. Y. W. Kerns, of Bantril, Ia,
will come here to take the practice OF
DR.. Q. L. Kurtz, when the latter moves
to Chicago
Matte Vincent, of Glencoe, fell down
flight OF stairs while visiting at Frank
lin, and broke one leg below tho knee.
Mr.. CORTLAND Rankin, OF Gas City,
Ind, is visiting his mother and sisters
here, and will remain for week.
John Davis has been at Canton this
week, looking after his paving contract
there.
Ono solitary plain drunk paid fine
lin the mayors court yesterday