The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-21
REIHAIRE.
Newsy Notes ana f,r,OnaI'-J. A. Tall
mans Death.

Newsy Notes ana r,r,Onal'-J. A. Tai
mons DEATH.
There was pleasant gathering OF the
friends OF Rev. I. W. Lane at the tirsI
NJ. Il. chuEch last night. He has beer
pastor OF that church for four years and
during his time the new ediiice was
built and the church has prospered IN
every way. Tie late East Ohio confer,
ence stationed him at GAINESVILLE, anG
the meeting last night was a farewell
reception, a comming.ing of happy say
ings and sincere regrets in such pro
portions as TO make 1t alike pleasant
Tor tho departing pastor and those
warmly attached to him. Rev. S. ..
Collier. Of the South Bellaire church,
was returned to this city, and Gravel
hill was added to his charge.
Harry Smith is the name OF the sup
posed crazy man in tho lookup and the
poor fellow is suffering "the torments
Of the damned" the effects OF pro-
tracted spree. He is a bartender from
Cambridge, and when he was locked up
he did not have the woe.be.gone OK
preston OF exhaustion that comes from
drink and was regarded as an escared
lunatic. He hasn't eaten anything Tor
four days and is now under the care OF
physician and is in rather serious
condition.
Rev. A. B. Williams and others OF the
Disciples church who attended the an
nual meeting of the Sixteenth district
at Stafford, in Monroe county, returned
home yesterday. The district embraces
Belmont, Monroe, Noble and Guernsey
counties, and was attended by repre-.
sentative men oil that church IRON
other parts OF the state. The conyen-
ton closed Monday night.
John A. TaIlman, whose accidental
death ut GAINESVILLE was noted yester-
day, was shot through the head, yet the
gun was found near his dead BODY
leahing against the fence. while great
lot Of melons that had been gathered
by Mr.. TaIIman evidently were lying all
around where he lay.
The Jurors have been drawn for the
next term OF common pleas court IN
this county. Robert Z. Neal, William
NJ. Faris and John 0'Connor are the
grand Jurors from Bellaire, while DAME!
Weyrick, ST., Elijah Criswell, Fred
Rodewig and James Dunfee are the
petit jurors drawn from this city.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander, q highly
respected and aged maiden lady died
at the residence OF John W. Netf, west
OF town, Monday night. She was well
known throughout this county and q
member OF one of the Oldest and best
known families in the county.
James +. Anderson, the administrator
OF the estate OF the late VIM. =. Bar
nard was engaged all day yesterday in
disposing of the personal property. An
old bureau and sideboard OF antique
design brought perhaps the best prices
of the day.
Rev. T. II. Armstrong, who at one
time was stationed here and afterwards
made a tour OF Europe with his vile,
but who is now stationed at gainesville,
o., was here yesterday, on his way to
Armstrong's Mills to visit his people.
The foot race tomorrow between
officer Strobel and Martin Manion will
take place between 2 and 8 o'clock p.
M, If the balance OF the money goes up
today, and it probably will
Dump Sherman, who once held forth
here but who is now running saloon
in Monroe county, went to WoodsheId
Yesterday to interview the court for q
fracture OF the law.
Berry & Davis were the lowest con
tractors for the brick paving at Dayton,
but after the bids had been received for
several kinds Of paving they concluded
to use asphalt.
II the cholera never comes to Bellaire
it has served a good purpose. The town
was never in anything like as good
sanitary condition as it is at present.
Harry Alexander, well-known young
newspaper man. whose home is in this
county, is now doing newspaper work IN
Chicago.
Bailey Tyler, OF Montana, who spent
week with his brothers here, left yes
terday for Virginia to visit his parents
Tho W. G. T. U. meets in the Christ
ian church this afternoon.