The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-30
BETIIhIIsE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip fro m
tho Glass City.


Tho annual meeting OF tho stockhold.
ers OF the Bellaire nail works will DO
held this afternoon. At this meeting
tho stockholders will express their do.
sires as to purchasing additional ma
chinery and utilizing the product OF
the steel works in some Of the various
forms steel is used. There is hardly a
doubt the proposition to refer this mat
ter TO the board OF directors will carry.
For long time there has been
talk OF an additional works, but
the directors hcsitated about
going ahead Of their own motion
for varions reasons, among which was
the fact that many OF the stockholders
made n great deal OF fuss over their
building tho steel plant. These grumb-
lcrs see tho error OF their way now and
will no doubt leave matters in the COM
potent hands that have guided the dcs-
tiny OF these works so far. Though it is
not definitely decided just what addi-
tional works will be put up it is certain
that whatever kind 1t may be will give
employment to from 200 to 800 add-
tional men and this means great deal
for Bellairejust at this time.
There was 4 very pleasant meeting OF
the Chautauqua Circle last night, and
quite number OF visitors were present
and enjoyed the discussion OF the fol-
lowing programmes:
American llistOry-From the beginning of
Linc0ln's Administration 10 the Hattie OF Mis-.
s!onary Ridge and lookout Mountain. ..........
,ric Scc;" c,,.; /; Howell
statcs........... Mrs. II. S. McGrcsor
Paper-ls the Presence OF the Negro Race IN The
United States Source OF Danger In Any Sense?
ric s;"., =; H.; ionkin.
Changes Religious Tests, Education, Titles,
The Circuit, The Power OF Custonl..............
- ............MiS ISIS Mazy McGrcgor
Table Tnlk-Arc DctNtors and All OF Their Glass
Doomed in Acknowledgements and Fonseca
Reading Story of Science" .....................
.....-.... ........... .......Mrs \. u. Williams
Debatc-liavc the Compromises Oh the Slavery
Question Been II Benefit to the People OF the
United statcs....... Hrs. ID. Colbert
......"lsush G. Faris
There is such a lively contest for mar
shall in this city that as high as four
sets OF delegates will be run in some oil
the wards. None Of the four candidates
conccdc any ono single ward. Tho
candidates are Henry Bahra, Policemen
Mcdonald and Strobcl, and ex-police-
man James Johnston.
Ex-statc senator, II. ]. Cleveland,
who is well and favorably known in
this city and county has secured an ap-
pointmcnt from the Worlds Fair COM
mission. Ho will be placed in the me-
chanical department OF tho exposition,
The place is worth about $500 per
year.
There have been five revivals in pro-
gress in this city all OF this week, and
splendid meetings are reported from
all OF them. At least three, perhaps all,
will be continued next week. j
Miss Harris, sister OF Mrs. Charles R.
Gastling, who has been visiting here ior
about year, will return to England
next week on account Of the illness OF
her mother. =E
Robert Fulton. B. & Q. agent and
postmaster at Whitney, just west OF
town, will resign to accept place in
the pension Office at Columbus.
Fred O'Meara, son OF Roy. Charles
O'AIeara, rector OF 4 the Episcopal
church, LETT for his home in Chicago
yesterday.
Johnny Muth, who left on the tow
boat Tom Dodsworth. Tuesday, is home
again-too much work on a towboat.
Tax paying time is over for this win
ter and the books werc finally returned
to the county treasurer yesterday.
Tho undcrtakcrs are about tho only
people here not complaining about dull
business.
Henry Maggie has resigned his place
as B. & 0. policeman, to take effect
Monday.
Captain Thomas Garrett is able to
walk about his room with u little assist
ancc.
Andrew schick, OF North Baltimore
and Fostoriai is in the city.
TIL, JS,n nro Mad i,nr