The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-09
BELLAIRE.
ALsorts of LnOal Nswa aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City,
The Bellaire blast furnace is to be
banked next week. II has been kept
steadily In operation ever since the
steel works shut down, and as a conse.
Quence an immense stock OF material
IL piled up. 1t 10 not surprising that 1t
Is TO be banked at all, but is really en-
couraging to learn it Is not to BIO shut
down. The management evidently has
confidence in the future and will be
ready to resume IN very short notice
by keeping the furnace always hot. At
any ratio they have stock enough to run
tho steel works for q month or more.
The old BellaIre Street Railway Com
pany, OF this city, has called a meeting
OF the stockholders TO DO held at the
Globe hotel, to consider the proprlety
Of leasing or selling the property and
franchises to, or consolidating with the
Bellaire, Bridgeport 4 Martins Ferry
Street Gar Company, and for the con-
sideration OF such other business as may
come before it. Since j. X. Jolly owns
about thres-iourths Of this company's
stock himself this is only a legal for.
mality that must be gone through with.
The coal miners hereabouta have
agreed to take paper for half their pay
for mining coal II the operators will
keep the mines running steadily. This
ia q friendly and kindly move on the
part OF the miners, but tho law OF this
state, made so a tow years ago by pres.
sure from the miners, makes II an
otfense to pay miners in anything other
than cash.
Ernest Beutfeld, Frank Arnold, Mrs.
Darby 0'Toole, Thomas 0'Malley, Miss
Mary LyDskey and sister, Miss ella,
Michael 0'Malley, wife and son, s. w.
Lockwood, William Parks and wife, and
others left on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road yesterday afternoon for the Worlds
Fair.
The trouble between ON Ger William
Busch and Councilman Lowe collap sed
YESTERDAY. The councilman demanded
u Jury trial and the officer then offered
q compromise by withdrawing the
charges and the councilman goes free
with the humiliation Of arrest
Tho Bellaire stove foundry started in
full operation yesterday morning after
several weeks idleness. The stock has
been greatly depleted and q full quota
Of moldera are at work, with good
prospects OF steady employment
A man on the Burr'a Mills camp
ground forgot 1t was Sunday and was
busy mailing UP new shelves and
brackets in his cottage while services
were being held in an adjoining one,
until his attention. was called TO the dis
turbance.
Murray Brothers have Just been
awarded tho contract for the brick and
stone work for o new court house in
Maryland at $45, 800. They are finish
ing a court house at Beverly, W. Va,
now.
George Pryor and Jack Baugh, OF this
city, have been notified Of their ap.
pointment as motorman aud conductor,
respectively, on the new electric line.
II. W. Burrows has tho contract to
put in two elegant now store room fronts
Tor Mrs. Hess, opposite the postofice.
The Bellaire Window Glass Company
organized with John Dubois president
and L. S. Woodbridge secretary.
John Flood and his mother left yes.
terday for Middleport, o., where they
will make their future home.
Fred Rodewig, ST., the superintendent
of the old horse car line here, Is laid up
with erysipelas.
City Solicitor Woodbridge loft last
night for the west to rest represent aud
recuperate.
Louis Cohen aud wife left yesterday
for a visit with old friends at Stauuton.
Virginia.
John A. Gallaher, esq, was at Pitts.
burgh yesterday on legal business.
Tho city council met last night, but
transacted only routine business.
SIMMONS Liver Regulator never fails
to relieve the worst attacks Of indiges.