The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
BELbAIIsE
.rsort. of Locnl Now" and Gos''p from
""' the Glass City.

Thnn the nfeS Went uuG W WV w..
dow class houses here Thursday
WHIT WIN, they went out for good, so far as
h h crescent companies are concerned.
n tnv Xii wind up its business entirely
U aJ sell tho plant, while some Of It's
an anbcrs have already negotiated Tor
tI Noes in the gas folds OF Indiana. The
P ,GCr will simply quit business, anu
o'mu' nj its members will make window
s .,ans elsewhere. But when the summer
SS"cation is over Rodeter Bros. new iac.
, .Irs viii DO ready and another new
sstamping works will in all propaointy
=" under way. Either one OF these, Will
a W n" to more to the city than both
" .Eo window houses. hence there is no
a%V DER spreading tho town, In
taot Bellaire people feel that prospects
' nro brighter now than for five or SIX
years past. A.,
and highly respected farmer living near
%,ark, in Monroe county, committed
suicide BY hanging himself in his barn
sThnrsday at noon. He had been at
work during the forenoon, and going to
tSn house shortly before noon, he went
~ luz ,he harm to feed his horses. After
's,;,inr some time for his return to
Inner his wife went out to sec what
~as keeping him, and was Mortified ut
seeing the body hanging to the end OF 3
halter. With wonderful presence o.
mind she cut him down at once, out "
M ,,'I TOO late; life was extinct. No
coMse is known. He had mover shown
$50" sign Of such Il disposition, but had not
S S very we'll all spring. He lett q
vile and several small children.
The state chemist, after IN analysis OF
samples Of Ohio river water sent from
various points along the river with q
ycw Of showing that the water at this
mint was unfit for use, reported that
ihc water at Bellaire was quite US pure
os that at any oil the points above here
where samples were sent from. This
wos n disappointment to the state
hoard Of health, as it held to q theory
that Wheeling polluted tho river to
s"cb m extent that tho water here was
unfit for use.
Fred c. UpdegrafE, the son of cx-
Congressman Jonathan T. UpdegraH,
who represented this district in Con.
cress until his death, and who created
,hc nortfolio in tho cabinet now held by
Secretary Rusk, is developing into quite
a literary character. lie has well
written article in the Cadiz Republican
on Napoleon and Grant" in which he
gives the American general decidedly
tho best OF 1t.
Tho lecture course committee has con-
tracted through the Slayton bureau for
the following attractions for the ensu-
inc season: The Marc Musical compa-
nv, the Shumann's Quartette company,
the Swedish Quartette company, Hon.
K, G. Horr, OF Michigan, ]. Il. Adams,
Of Philadelphia, and George Vending,
OF Washington, D. Q.
Ellsworth ]. Lewis. tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad engineer, who goes
TO China under an engagement with the
Westinghouse Air Brake company, to
Americanize the operation OF railroads
there, will leave on Monday next for his
new field. Ho will spend Sunday with
Bellairc friends and leave here Monday
morning.
The First ward fire company Is tenn
perance company and for more than
wear has prohibited the use or presence
OF iutoxicants in the hose house. The
bows find that the rule is good one:
They have less jarring than before, and
this evening a church festival will be
held in the rooms,
Rev. ]. G. Carver, OF West Liberty,
". Va, and family are the guests OF
the family OF Rev. L. W. Barr, and Rev.
Mr. Carver will assist in the commun-
ion sevices at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, formerly training
teacher in the schools here, but now oc-
cupying position at Milville, Pa, came
in yesterday and is the guest OF Mrs.
Sanders, on North Belmont street.
Mr. John D. Baker and family came
in yesterday from Findlay, and will
spend the summer vacation hero. Mr..
Baker and his brother Grant own
window house in Findlay.
There was row near yogel's saloon
early yesterday morning between col:
UEGu man uHu WOnuu ONet pAtCAoA VI
beer. The man was fined g and costs
and the woman let go.
o.. Mason closed his deal with ]. Q.
Hogc yesterday for the three-year-old
brown Wilkes stallion, and will have
him handled at Meadville, Pa, this sea-
son, for speed.
Shank Thornberry has been buying
wool in the southern part OF this county
and in Monroe for two weeks and has
bOughtquite a lot Of it ATS and 20 cents.
Miss Mamie, tho cstimablo daughter
OF Mayor MCGOWAN, will leave this
morning for visit with friends at
Sultsburgh, Pa.
Chief George E. Morgan, Of the fire
department, is enforcing the laws
against dangerous chimneys and hues,
and he is right.
Lewis Stevens and family went to tho
Bnrr's Mills camp grounds last evening.
MOUNDsVILLE