The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-01
BELLaIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
The Democrats in the towns OF Barnes
vile, st. Clairsville and Bridgeport are
fully aware that all was not lost in tho
recent Waterloo. The postoffices in
those towns are still presided over by
the efficient Republicans appointed by
President Harrison, but their terms OK
pire early in February, and those Dem.
oerats who are expecting the plnms TO
fall into their laps are alert. At Bridge
port it seems to be understood that
George G. Mckee can have the Office il
he will take it, while at 81. Olairsville
1t ia understood Mr.. Miliigan or his
partner in the Gazette is thought kindly
Of by Judge Pearson for the place, bat
the paper has taken such stand against
Senator Brice that this may be regarded
as "party peridy" that cannot be toler-
ated at this time, while James B. Ryan,
deputy auditor, is considered as d man
satisfactory to both Pearaon and Brlce.
At Barnesyille there are several appli-
cants for the place, but ex.County
Treasurer Ham. Eaton, who cham.
pioned the cause OF Brice in the last
county convention, and was one OF the
men who saved him from denuuciatlon
BY that convention, is thought to be the
favored one. All OF these would be
exceptionally good appointments for
Democrats to make.
John Winzenreid wrestled with John
Barleycorn all day Thanksgiving and
by evening was considerably the worse
off for the contest, but he went home
and tackled his wife and discolored her
ewes and bruised her body as q sort OF
revenge for his own folly In the earlier
part OF the day. The vile in turn ap.
pealed to the mayor and Winzenreid
was locked up, but has not yet received
aentence for the cruel beating he gave
his "better half"
Two hotel porters were taken before
the mayor on charge OF annoying q
traveller who dropped into town, and
after an examination the mayor taxed
one OF Thorn 81 60 and dismissed the
other. The new ordinance was scarcely
in effect, but charges OF being disorderly
were made.
Superintendent Jones, Misses Martha
Kirkpatrick, Ada Wyrick and Rose
Phillips, OF the city schools; Supt. h ".
Merrick and Miss Maude Potts, OF the
Cadiz schools, and Miss Fletcher, Of the
Martins Ferry schools, lett here yester.
day for Marietta to attend the teachers
institute.
John T. Troll, the we'll known mer-
chant at 81. Ctairsvifte, has had several
conferences lately with capitalists inter-
ested in the building OF railroad from
Sandusky, via Wooster, New Pkiladel-
phia, Dennison, Cadiz and st. Glars :
Vile, to Wheeling.
John Rock has not been sentenced by
the Judge at Cambridge because he is
being held as a witness in the case
against young Mcaliller, who ia to be
tried on the 10th.
Mr.. Frank Gable and Miss Renie Nof,
daughter OF Mr.. Christian Nell, were
married Wednesday at the residence of
the brides father, near Crescent station.
Ellie Seeley is laid up at his home
with injuries received at the Bellairo
steel works, which are serious, but not
dangerous.
There was reunion OF the Dorsey
family at Powhntan on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. W. q. Bergundthal and family wore
present.
The petit jury was dismissed by the
common pleas court yesterday, and that
court will adjourn the present term to-
day.
The Bellaire Gas and Electric Com.
pany has accepted new terms and con-
ditions for lighting the city.
Ex.SheriG o. L. FouIke and wife will
leave the first OF tho week for their new
home at Greenfield, o.
S. @. Hamilton is home from fair
trip for the Chelsea China Go.
Miss Fay Hubbard, Of GAINESVILLE. ia
the guest OF Bellairo friends.
Mrs. h. @. Meyer Is visiting relatives
at ST. Clairsville.