The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-15
BELLAIRE.



All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
The circuit court reversed the judG-
ment Of the common pleas court, which
held that tho property OF Charlotte La
Roche was good for tho judgment OBJ
tanned by Mrs. Platoff Brewer against
August Kraft, who kept a saloon in the
Lakoche property, The saloonist had
sold beer to Platoff Brewer, and his
name was upon the list OF those to
whom such sale was forbidden, but
Mira Brewer had told Kraft that he
could sell Brewer beer when he was not
on q "tear." The court held that this
was a waiver OF her rights underthelaw.
0ne-half Of the men employed in the
freight department OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad here will be transferred
10 Benwood this morning, The rest
will remain in this city and the freight
and Office departments will run along as
usual. The change only tNkes such
mon as handled and rebiled through
freight. This will be- done from Ben
wood now
Charlie Finn, q coal miner at Frank
lin, eloped with Miss Ella Cline, a
daughter OF Isaiah Cline, OF that place,
Tuesday night, and the father OF the
girl was here yesterday in search OF his
daughter, but could find no clue to the
runaways, 1t probably too late now to
prevent match.
Tho Bellaire nail works is widening
the tracks to its coal mines, and will
hereafter uso engines in hauling the
coal instead OF mules. They are making
other improvements about the works in
the way OF handling the raw material
and product conveniently.
President Reitz, of the city council,
only announced the standing commit
tees officially last Tuesday night, the
delay in acquiesCing in the result OF the
tic vote for councilman in tho Fourth
ward occasioning delay in making the
standing committees.
Mr.. John Dubois and wife arc attend
ing the commencement OF Muskingum
college, where Earl Dubois is ono of the
graduates, and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Roemer
are attending the Marietta college com.
mencement, where their son, Frank j.,
graduates.
Frank Ellslicker, the coal miner, hit
by train near st. Clairsville junction,
died yesterday afternoon. His parents
live at Bridgeport, but he had been
working at Trolls mines.
Mayor MCGOWAN turned in 1913 90 to
the city for the last fiscal month, the
best report he has had for year, He
had been taxing some OF the saloon men
for Sunday business.
The family OF Thomas Boyce went to
the Burr's Mills camp ground yesterday
to remain during the summer. They
have an artificial lake on the grounds
now.
The city board OF education may
meet this evening to elect teachers for
the ensuing year, though the president,
Mr.. George ". Yost, will not be able to
attend.
Mrs. Lea r. Watson, OF Fairmont, W.
Va, and Miss Dora Lowe, Of Ashtabula,
O., are guests of Mrs. Gibson, this city,
The farmers in the southern part OF
this county have organized to prevent
hunting on their lands.
A banjo, mandolin and guitar enter
tainment will be given at the First NJ.
L. church this evening.
w. NJ. Drugan, the sanitary police
man, was summoned to *. Clairsvllle
yesterday as juror.
Judge Robert NJ. Eaton, of Atchison,
Kansas, is visiting relatives in this
county.
Mrs. Jacob Heatherington, who has
been dangerously i'll, was better yester-
| day.