The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-29
BELLAIRE.
Allsorts OF Locut News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

Allsorts OF Locnt News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The Belmont County Medical Society,
at its meeting here Tuesday, elected the
following ofticers: President, DR.. J. S.
Boone, OF Powhatan; vice president DR..
J. :. Ely, OF Barnesville; secretary, DR..
W. y. Huston, of Bellaire; treasurer,
Dr.. 6. II. Colvillc. DR.. G. II. West
was appointed member Of the state
society on legislation. It was also de-
cided to have the annual banquet on
February % at st. Clairsville. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
take charge OF same: Drs. Hewetson.
Hobson, /. G. Cope, Mcclellan aud
Williams.
The city council the other night
adopted the recommendation OF the
committee on lights and made con-
tract for five years at SS5 each for arc
lights with the electric light company.
With only sixty:four arc lights in use
and these burning all night, this ia re-
garded 40 an excellent contract for the
city. The commercial arc lights and
incandescent lights are governed by
about the average prices in towns larger
than this one.
James Anderson, formerly miner in
the Null mine. in this city, but who lett
here at the beginningof the coal miners
strike. was cut all to pieces by being
run over by train near Athens, O. His
remains had TO be gathered up in a
sack, two trains having passed over
him. He was member Of Bellaire
lodge OF Odd Fellows, and was a young
man, perhaps twenty-five years OF age.
His parents live IN West Virginia.
The funeral Of James Tallman, the
old gentleman who was run down by a
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling train,
will take place from the home OF his
son, James G. Tallman. this morning at
o'clock. Services will be held at the
house. Intermeat at Burr's Mills.
The brick work on the new blast
furnace here is about completed and as
soon as the machinery and all placed it
will be ready for operation. 1t is not
probable 1t will be lighted until the new
year, but the indications are favorable
for a start about that time.
Misses Marie Clements, Flora Heath.
eringtou, May Middleton and Ida
Heatherington went down to Sisters.
vile yesterday evening to attend So
ciety dance in that town.
The wheat in this county is In excel
lent condition. It is covering the
ground, has a bright, healthy green
color, and goes into the winter in fret
class shape.
Six Jurors from this township re-
NAMED on the petit jury in the COM
mon pleas court during the entire term
OF court that ended yesterday.
The frat NJ. E. church congregation
here voted last night on the question Of
allowing women to be sent as delegates
to the conference meetings.
Samuel +. Dean, ex-deputy internal
revenue collector, left yesterday on a
trip for Rumbach q WINNER, whole
sale liquor dealers.
Ed, Rodewig entertained the Turner
society at their hall tho other night,
the treat being due on account Of his
recent marriage.
Harry L. Alexander, immigrant in
spector, was here yesterday, but lott in
the evening for Chicago on official BUSH
neas.
Ed Moore, OF this city, has leased tho
Martins Ferry opera house and Will
run the shows in that town this winter.
Misses Carrie Wassman aud Myrtle
Clements went to Barnesville yestcr.
day evening to spend Thanksgiving.
City Solicitor Ii. $. Armstrong went
to WoodsfeId yesterday to spend few
days with his parents.
Duane Cowen went to st. Clairsyille
yesterday to participate in a live bird
shoot up there.
Miss Gail McKeevcr, OF GAINESVILLE,
was the guest oil Mrs. Miller Booth yes
terday.
Ex.Sheria 0. L. Foulke is in town at
ranging to move to Greenfield. 0.