The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-24
BEL1AIRE.
Allsorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

the Glass City,
The elegant home OF Mr.. John L,
schilling, on Gravel hill, was the scene
OF quiet but pretty wedding party
yesterday at noon, the occasion being
the marriage OF Miss Nellie Battelle, a
sister OF Mrs, Schllling, to Mr.. j. P.
Clark, OF Charleston, ". Va. Only a
few Of the intimate friends OF the couple
were present, and Rev. b. W, Chandler,
pastor OF the First NJ. i. church, otii-
clated. A sumptuous wedding dinner
was served, and couple OF very pleas
ant hours spent in the usual social way
for such occasions. The bride has been
one OF the teachers in the Bellaire
schools for years and is an estimable
lady, while the groom is an intelligent
polished gentleman OF the southern
school, who is conducting a successful
business at Charleston. They loft for
their future home in the afternoon,
Among the guests present was DR.. John
Daily, prominent and wealthy mer-
chant OF Piedmont, w. Va, who Is the
father'in-law OF the groom by a former
marriage.
This city was unable to enter into a
contract for tho street paving contem-
plated at the last meeting OF tho coun.
Gil because there is not funds enough
on hands for the work, but the council
provided for letting next month in
the belief that arrangements can be
made in the meantime for sufficient
money TO prosecute the work, and II no
unforseen thing occurs the work will 20
on next month.
John Seals. n member OF Colonel Nc
Cooks regiment during the late war.
claimed to have lost his pocketbook and
$50 while on his way from GAINESVILLE
here Gu route to the reunion at Toronto,
He had enough left to procure ticket
to Toronto aud at the reunion they
made up purse OF S2S for him.
The Kelly bomestead is being fitted
Mason Is putting in an air blast heat.
ing furnace and teachers will be pro-
vided for four rooms there. This will
relieve the overcrowded condition OF
the Central school building.
The many friends of Thomas Wilson
here read OF his death yesterday with
sincere sorrow. They will always re.
member him as genial, rm.hearted,
companionable man and comrade.
Martin Maloney, son Of Thomas
Maloney, died here Tuesday night OF
spinal meningitis. He lost his health
in Tennessee, where he worked for
some years in rolling mill.
John Crafty, who has been attending
college at Delaware, went to tho Worlds
Fair during tho vacation, but is now
visiting his aunts, the Misses Crafty,
here.
Tho Democratic county committee
heeced the candidates for campaign ex-
penses yesterday. The county board Of
elections win organize tomorrow.
Mr.. Calvin A. Keyser and Miss sedia
@. Shonhauls were married at the
BRIDES homo Tuesday evening, Rev. S.
@. Collier officiating.
Mayor MCGOWAN turned in only $40 ~
by his report for the last month, so that
financial strlngency seems 10 prevail
in police circles.
Gideon p. Macklin, the Prohibition
candidate for governor, will open the
campaign here at city hall this evening,
Capt. b. 7. Jones came up yesterday
to attend tho Clark-Battelle wedding,
but left in the evening for Shreve, o.
The hose company in the Fourth
ward will occupy tho new hose house
tho last Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, A. Ward and daugh-