The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-09
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
The school entertainment in the
Elysiap theatre this evening will Ill
that large rink, about oil OF the reserved
seats being sold now, Following il thu
programme:
FIRST PART.
Au''''"""''ifi%Sc;IivS Twelve Miss TF;ciiiiccoStGs.n Of GIRL
Recitation ,.''","r".:'.r Uuclc Neuh peIeuht
Gull Myers,
Pinatore Song"''"'"' ',"''- '''''''b BOYS ana Gifl
SOLO "''''.,.,.,,,,',,, .,'',.'Y.,:; '''.''''r'''''''Io Lee
Joe Schilling.
Delsafte Exercises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Twelve Olrlt
Pantomine"Wait Until To,morrow".,,, 49,,
Dlsc0rd In the Family The Prudent Wife
Tomorrow,
Recitation ,...:.,..,,..:. Squeeze IN the Dark
Maggie McGregor.
Lola and Leila Metz.
Sun Flower SOM, ,., ,...F Fourteen Boys and Girl'
OECnesIrt
SECOND PART.
Tableau ,,.,. .... .o.,.,. ,.,, Marriage OF PocahontQ'
Uh0rns '"'Isi",';; ','":J'S;f:'Gd irts
Club Swinging .."o.,,.,.,.s Six Boys aud SIX Girl'
Anna Venison.
The Song OF the Regiment".."r''" sixteen eoyi
Lucy Fish.
Three Little Maids From School.
Solo. ,.,,...,, Daddy Wooldn't Buy Nc a Bow Wow
The Flower Girl You Dirty boy; Columbus
The Practical JOkei The Puritan Maiden;
Nluslc'r," """n"''''' ".'''' '"''pIcnestt
j.. B. Smith, who was assaulted by
Hun. Campbell Saturday night, was
able to BIO at his Office yesterday, and he
filed u complaint before Mayor Nc.
Gowan against his assailant and n war
rant was issued; but Campbell is now
recuperating in Benwood, Itdeveloped
yesterday that Campbell had called on
the mayor Saturday to find out how
much It would cost him ito do a man
up" The mayor told him that kind OF
thing could not be judged in advance,
and endeavored to find out who he
wanted "dono up" but Campbell was
reticont on that point.
Hon, Ross ]. Alexander was in the
city yesterday and was being congratu-
lated by numerous friends, though he
has not yet been appointed to office.
On Saturday Hon. A. W.. Machew, Of
Toledo, was appointed assistant super
intendent Of the free delivery system by
Mr.. Bissell and this leaves the way clear
for Mr.. Alexander for the third assistant
postmaster generalship.
Squire D. w. Cooper yesterday heard
the case Of Edward Brooks against the
Bellaire Nail Works Company for $50,
Brooks claiming that u $50 bill no re-
colvcd in his pay some time ago was
counterfeit, and had been returned to
him. The squire decided in Brooks
favor.
There are a number OF oil men cavort-
ing around this section now and they
have leased most OF tho land from this
city to Glencoe, going south and west
and taxing in farms in Mead, Richland
and Smith townships. Three test wells
arctic DO put down at once.
There is o strong call from different
parts OF the county to have tho Repub-
lican county convention called before
/ the state convention, so that tho Repub.
licans OF the county may have Il voice
in the selection OF delegates to the state
convention.
There was an interesting temperance
meeting at tho South Bellaire NJ. L.
church last night at which Messrs.
Bates and Giffen discussed the signs OF
the times. The discussion varied the
usual monotony OF such meetings.
All of the Knights Templar OF this
city will attend the ascension day scr.
vices at ST. Clairsville Thursday, pro,
vidod a train on the G. L. & W. can be
secured to return homo that night.
W. NJ. Drugan leaves to-day to attend
the great council OF the Ohio and Ken
lucky Red mon as the representative OF
Rcd Cloud tribe, Of this city.
Howard Runyon, who has been away
from Bellairo for twelve years, is here
now and will move with his mother to
Wheellng Island tomorrow.
John L. Davis Is president, Thomas
Mason secretary, and D. Mcdonald ser.
geant-at.arms Of tho Mechanics hose
company's literary society.
Bellaire Lodge No. 9G7, +. & A. NJ,
worked the masters degree last night
and thero were q number OF visitors
down from Bridgeport.
The charges to dcpose r. &. Gaughey
from tho bar as an attorney will be
heard in tho court OF ommon pleas to-
morrow.
Marshal johnson ran in a couple OF
drunk chaps yesterday and tbOy were
disposed OF with tho usual 81 and costs.
Robert PfatFenbach left yesterday fol
Columbus to attond q meeting Of the
American Mechanics OF tho state.
Thomas Alton. a grandchild Of Mrs.
George SqQiggins, on Gravel hill, il
dangerously Ill.
Tho city council will moot this cvon.
ing.