The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
BEII.AIRE.
All Sorts OF Local Nows mil Gossip from
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BELLAlRE.
| All Sorts OF Local News mil Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Tho grading on tho Ohio Valley rail-
road Is now all completed 10 rowhatan
and tho gang will be paid of by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-
morrow. Tho ties and rails nre down
most OF tho distance, but several cul-
verts and bridges are yot to DO fixed up
before trains can DO run that iar down
the river. The iron for tho bridges are
on the ground, and tho culvcrts will all
DO in shape within month, with favor
able weather, 80 that train will likely
make occasional trips TO Powhatan this
spring.
Rev. Charles O'AIeara, tho rector OF
J the Episcopal church here and at Mar
tins Ferry, not only has 4 call to the
Washington, Pa, church, but there is
n strong probability that he will be &C.
lcctcd US assistant to Bishop Vincent.
In either case it seems certain that Rev.
MIR. O'Meara will leave tho churches in
this valley. He is IN able minister, and
the churches and communities will feel
his loss keenly.
Quito m elaborate programme has
boon arranged for the observance OF
Washington's birthday at Odd Fellows
hall this evening by three OF tho patri-
otto orders OF the city. 1t is as follows:
Music....."...."...... Selection
Jr. o. U. A. NJ Band.
Speech. Principles OF tho Orders
Col. G. j. Poorman.
Selection
Qunrtctto Club
ltecitation Dnn ParltonS Ride
Miss Flora J0ckley.
Mandolin Club.
speech. ............ .. Washington's Life
Rev. A. b. Williams.
olLslD6 cotton
Aliss Laura SGllnrs.
Ticket o. Leave
Miss Floru Phillips.
MUSIC
Mandolin Club.
speech".."............... Westinghouse Life
Rcv. I. W. Lane.
Quartette Club.
Rcciation"."."...:.."...:,.. The Drummer boy.
Bert Hopkins.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. band.
Home, Sweet Home.
An Investigation is now going on
concerning some interference Mt the
recent fire at Rodefer Bros. glass works.
1t seema that some chap constituted
himself an anarchist and stopped the
men from saving property from the
warehouse, going SO far US to knock
George Keyser scnscless and stop
others from rolling out barrels OF goods.
1t is singular the matter escaped alton
ton so long, but it seems to have been
known but was kept quiet in hope OF
securing the individual who caused
greater loss than would otherwise have
occurred.
The experiment of the Bellaire Win
dow Glass woaks in running one fur
mace with coal and the other with what
natural gas can be had, is quite interest
ing so far. The coal furnace runs the
steadiest, the gas FURNACE being Off near
ly half the timo, but nothing definite as
to cost can yet be told.
The fire ladies will give supper at
the Carter House, adjoining tho city
buildings, this evening. 1t is the ami
versary Of the organization of Liberty
Hose Company. and the Merchants
Running Team join in tho supper.
G. Rumbach has sold his saloon and
billiard room to Henry Grela and
Ellsworth Wclzer, who take charge to-
day. Mr.. Rumbach will travel for
Pittsburgh firm.
David B. Crafty and George Headlcy,
two Bcllnire men whowcn into tho
glass business ut Findlay during tho
boom period, have located at Pcndle-
ton, Ind, now.
Spangler Post, G. A. R., attended SER
vices at the First NJ. L. church yester-
day evening. Rev. T. W. Lane, the pas
tor, preached a very intereating SER
mon.
The people OF this township who
have to pay toll on the now pixies are
protesting. They think they have
enough to do in paying for their build
ing.
The High School will give an enter.
tainment ut the Elysian theatre next
week to raise funds to defray tho cx-
pcnscs i'll tho preparation, graduating,
etc.
There is no school to-day, both banks
are closed, and Washington's birthday
will DO generally observed, at least
part OF the day, in the city.
A party OF fifteen or more Bcllairc
people will take in tho excursion to
Pittsburgh to-day and remain up there
to see "Sinbad" tonight.
Judged J. 3. briggs spent Sunday with
7 4 I
his family at Woodslield, but will re-
turn to St. Gainesville this evening 10
open court tomorrow.
Col. David Rankin is again confined
to his home quito sick.
Tho steel works will run as usual to-
day.
IT HAVE used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years, and am satisfied l should
not be alive today ii it had not been
fol than nhnu 81, rod mo Of ll,rnrn.A;.