The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-31
BELLAIItE,
All Sorts OF Local Sewa ana Go,,ip from
tho Giass Ctr.

BELhAlltE.
All Sorts OF Local Scwa nna ooI,ip from
tho 0iass CITY.
Decoration Day vas very generally OBJ.
served here. AL Of the glass factories,
steel works and other industries were
closed down; there was no school, and
the strcots presented tho appearance OF
n general holiday. Spanglcr Post, G. a.
H., tho Woman'a Relief Corps, and q
largo number OF children wero In limo
and marched to tho cemetery with
martial music, while hundreds Of others
visited the silent city, taking the near
way. At tho cemetery q brloi address
was made by Commander A. HAAS, and
"Covcr tholn over with beautiful flow
ers" was sing with great effect by tho
choir. Chaplain 7. McClelland offered
prayer and tho formal decoration OF
graves WIS sonc through with, followed
BY tho salute from the gun squad.
america" was sung with enthusiasm
by the choir md all present, and after
tic bencdic,ion mcmbers OF tho post
and corps decorated all the graves OF
soldiers in all OF the cemeteries In tho
vicinity. Interesting services were held
in tho First N. L. church last night, mt
which there was splendid music, and
Hon. @. l.. Weems and Rev. I. ". Iano
both delivered observation-disclosures. Tho
church was vol filled.
Colonel G. +. Poorman left Yesterday
evening for Columbus and will spend
this week at his Office, but on Saturday
he will 70 with Governor Mckinley
and others 10 Minneapolis to attend
tho national convention. There is I'M
mistakably m effort on the part OF n
fow persons to disrupt the Ohio dclcga-
ton. and the colonel Is urged to 60 be-
cause OF his thorough knowledge Of the
feelings OF the Republicans OF this Sec
ton. There Is no denying that thero is
great admiration for James & Blaine
among the Republicans OF this district,
but they have too much respect for
him to believe that he is a double
dealer. hence respect his letter and ac-
ccpt it as final and arc in favor OF con-
tinuing the present administration.
There is nc doubt about this being the
situation among the thoughtful Repub-
licans Of this district. J
The meeting ut City hall tonight to
make arrangements for tho entertain
ment OF the commission to locate the
proposed Eastern Ohio insane asylum
will be n good one, no doubt. Since Bel
laire people have come to. understand
that it means the early expenditure OF
S250.900 to $4,000 0 hero, besides an an
nual expenditure Of $4,000 or SIS, 1000,
they are getting in earnest, and will
see to it that the advantages OF this Sec
tion are properly presented for consid-
Grafton.
The Christian church here found
themsclvcs in debt S75 only when they
footed UP Inc expenses OF the conven-
ton held here last week and had bills
for everything they hnd incurred in
preparing for il and the entertainment
OF tho 500 delegates Rev. A. B. Viii
liams, pastor OF the church and chair
man OF the committee, mentioned this
fact TO the congregation on Sunday and
in five minutes they provided moro
than enough money tocover everything.
Three plain DRINKS were disposed OF
by tho mayor yesterday. Officer Nc
Donald run in n paiGter named Brokaw
yesterday afternoon for quarrcling with
his vile on tho street. They got into
such q squabble that che struck him
with her parasol and for a time it
created n good dea! OF excitement
The chairman OF the Democratic
Congressional Committee says their
convention will not be held till August.
1t will only be 4 form then. but the
Democrats assert they will make things
interesting. Burnt powder, however,
Is harmless.
Misses Emma Dlon and Rachael Davis
and Mossrs. Daniel Kurtz and George
Mcclellan are tho delegates from tho
Second Presbyterian church TO the
Christian EnGcnvor Society meetings Mt
Toronto and Akron the coming month.
The members OF tho Bcllnire Gun
Club put in all OF yesterday afternoon
shooting 100 shots each. They began
at | o'clock and continued till dark, but
tho surest thing any OF them got was
sore shoulders. ~.
Samuel Henry, IN old Bellaire boy,
who used 10 run on the river division,
Dut IOE years HIS DeeIl vi tlc ilHiH, ltlc
OH the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road, is
again n conductor on the river division.
The members OF the Chautauquu
Circle enjoyed Yesterday in Il delightful
way at tho Wheeling Park. They all
wont out in an express wagon, real
picnic style.
Miss l.ottie Stein captured tho gold
watch at the American Mechanics ics-
tiyal. having collected $50 %, while Miss
Amelia Althotl had but Sl3 %.
James I. Brown, a graduate OF tho
I;cllairo High School, graduated with
high honors from the Cincinnati Law
School last week.
l.. S. Woodbridge loft yesterday even
ing for Indiana, where he will probably
engage in the window glass business.
Henry Meek, a well known young
man on Gravel hill, died Sunday OF con.
sumption and was buried yesterday.
Waro. Mountain High
Or somewhat lcss-,hrcatcn. during n storm, to