The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-30
BELLAIRE.
All Snrts Of Local News ana Gossip from
the Glass city.


the Glass City.
To-day will be very generally OBJ
served rs n holiday In this city. The
postotlico and banks will be closed;
there will DO no school and business
will be generally suspended-in fact
business is quite generally suspended
every day; but to-day attention will be
given TO tho observance Of memorial
services In honor OF tho valiant dead
who served their country well, and uu-
der the auspices OF the remaining mem
bers Of tho Grand Army flowers will be
etrewn upon the graves OF tho soldier
dead. In the evening appropriate ser.
vices will be held In the First ". Z
church. when Major Petty, who shared
In the privations Of war, will deliver an
appropriate address.
The report in the RcJitsr that there
would be trouble in tho mines OF the
BeIlairc nail works was founded on flc-
tIon. The men ut work there are only
making mprovementsin the entry and
about the mine, so that n greater out
put can be moro conveniently handled
when tho mine goes to work. There is
nothing In this to cause trouble and
there has been no threat OF any.
There is as much loC-rolling and bnt-
torholing going on hero now in tho
Judicial contcs: as in the congressional
contest. Men from Cambridge and
other parts OF tie district opposed 10
Judge Campbell are nj work, ard he
has euisaries in his intere4; also at
work. while the Deputy Food Com
missioner, J. F. knonH, is Logging for
Judge frazier.
The young married man who has been
locked up Tor ten days for being caught
in q bawdy house, wa allowed to 90
yesterday by the mayor. He protested
repentance and does not var another
wh!tl OF that kind.
James Butler was recognized to court
by Mayor Dubois in the SUN OF 5000,
tor tlourlshing q revolver in 4 menacing
manner, bat he was released upon Civ
ing his note, properly secured, for thai
amount
John J. Hamilton, the well known
Cleveland l. Pittsburgh mail agent, has
secured a leave OF absence for thirty
days, provided he secures q civil service
man to take his place for that time.
An order for 10000 tons OF steel had
to be rejected by the Bellaire nail works
because OF the coal and coke strike, and
it Is understood it was placed with the
Benwood steel works.
The Republicans Of tho Fifth ward
have finally decided upon ". J. Kirk.
patrick and Q. E. Foulkc as tho congress
slonal delegates from that ward.
Tue city council last night awarded
the contract for building q small sewer
Oh Twenty-.hird street. The whole cos.
will not be owe $1,000.
Mayor Dubois, President Clements
and Councilman Wimmes yesterday
bought O new set Of chairs Tor the coun-
Gil chamber.
The new jury commission has been in
session at ST. Clairsville for two days,
selecting jurors for the county Tor the
ensuing year.
Hon. J. c. Hoinlein was In town yes.
terday. He has about recovered from
the numps and is attending 10 business
again.
Harry E. Alexander, the immigrant
Inspector, With headquarters at Cincin-
natl, was in town yesterday on his way
east.
Mrs. Kate Riley, OF St. Paul, Mimi,
arrived yesterday. on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Bippers
Mr.. Charles Bcazle and vito, OF New.
castle, Pa, are visiting relatives In this
city.
George H. Grafton. Of the Marietta
Chair Company, was III town yesterday.