The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-15
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glnss City.

All Sorts OF Local Nsws n Gossip from
the GLASS City.
Hon, r. p. Yoho, oil Monroe county,
who wants 10 be consul general TO Mel
bourne, was in the city yesterday. Heis
u member OF the Ohio legislature. The
candidates for place nre becoming NUM-
erousinthis section. IN addition to those
OF this county heretofore noted W. II.
Boden, oil Cambridge, wants to be state
auditor, and Dan McConville an assis-
tant secretary in ono OF the depart-
ments. John Mcbride, OF Canton, de-
sirestO DO labor commissioner j. A. Nor
ton, ofTilin, minister TO Honolulu; j. L.
Salmon, Cambridge, postoitlce lnspect-
or; Milton Turner, Of the same place,
state pension agent, Mr., Turner Is the
candidate for Congress who was defeated
in the Cambridge district last fall and
will probably have to content himself
now in dispensing federal patronage in
his district just us though he was the
congressman.
The Belmont County Me dical Society
met in the parlors OF the Globe hotel
here yesterday. There were about
twenty physicians present. Dr.. A. IL.
Hewetson, OF St. C~lairsville, the retir-
ing president, delivered quite an inter.
esting address, but DR., j, j, McClelland
assumed the duties OF the chair without
an address. DIR. w, o, Huston read q
paper on ulcers, and DR., A. j, Hobson,
OF Flushing, followed with another, al
ter which DR.. d. W. Long read a paper
on cholera, giving the instructions OF
the state board OF health, etc, The sos.
sion covered the entire afternoon and
was concluded by appointing the Bel
laire physicians q committee to draft
resolutions on the death OF DR., John
Cooke, OF bridgeport,
William Graves, an officer Of the i.
60, put himself on the outside OF too
much liquor on Monday and when he
boarded a train in tho night for the east
he imagined he owned the whole outfit
and made so much fuss about it that
officers here were telegraphed for.
When the train arrived they took
charge OF Graves and locked him up,
He plead guilty to being drunk, but
Just as the mayor was about to dispose
OF him u telegram came from Officer
Rankin, OF the b. 20, at Newark, to
hold him and he was remanded to jail.
The Republicans have made a very
fair city ticket and have u right to ex-
pect that it will be literally supported.
In the township there is some dissatis-
faction because Mr.. A. A. Wise was not
given a second term nomination, but
the blame for that lies more with Mr..
Wise and his friends than any one else.
He was not even at the convention, nor
were his friends, so that they were at II
loss to know Just whether q renomina-
ton was expected or not.
The Democratic township convention
met here yesterday afternoon and nom
mated the following ticket: Trustee,
Theodore Netf; treasurer, George
Myers; assessor, D. I. McCloy.
Mrs. ]. X. Hartshorn and Miss
Florence Workman are homo from
Washington City, where they spent ten
days with relatives and friends.
Gen. A. j. Warner, OF Marietta, was
in the city yesterday. This general Is
looking after railroad matters that will
eventually reach Bellairo.
Mr.. W. O. Bergundthul ia home from
Akron, where he was settling up some
matters in connection with the detunct
Lantern Globe Works.
The Uniform Rank Knightso Of Pythias
met at Central block last night. Tho
boys are reviving interest in the Uni
form Rank.
Mr.. Geo. W. Yost, of the Bellairo
Bottle Co., was at Pittsburgh yesterday
attending a meeting Of manufacturers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccoy will en-
terrain u company OF friends at their
home tomorrow evening.
Ex-Marshal D. Q. Shepherd is going
into business by opening u store on
Thirty-second street.
The Every Other Week Club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. D. W. Cooper to-
morrow evening.
The sporting hose team Is beginning
to show life again. 1t will be reorgan-
lied this spring.