The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09
BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local NoWt hud tosAtP tEoW
tho Glass City.
Tho Democratic congressional com.
mittoe 10 TO be called together next
week 10 fix tho time and place for them
10 name some victim. Tho sentiment
among Democrats as TO fusion with the
Populists docs not amount to one In ten.
90 that there will DO another three'cor'
nered contest Ia this district The
Democrats may be third in the race,
but they arc going to have their own
candidate. One Democratic editor says
that TO fuse with the Populists would
glve Captain Danford from 5000 to 900
alono In this county. Lest no might
lose standing In his party he didnt soy
what no thought tho captain would
hayo With two other tickets In tho field,
but while his figures look large they
arc not too largo.
Tho tank furnace Of tho Pultney
Glass Company Is now completed aud
tho fro may be started this week TO dry
1t out Tho company expects to DO
making glass by tho first OF September,
aud the people intruated in the success
Of tho enterprise look confidently TO-
ward tho future.
John A. Ney, the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh ticket agent, left yesterday Tor a
trip To Denver and San Francisco.
Frank Maxwell, tho Western Union
operator, will have charge Of the ticket
oiIlco, and J. s Keane, Of Steubenvitic,
will occupy temporary place In the
telegraph office.
Judge sibley, Of Marietta, will hold
the next torn OF common pleas court at
WoodsGcld, It 10 announced. Il Is not
known whether Judge briggs Will con-
tost his right or acquiesce in tho law
passed last winter cutting Monroe coun'
" out OF this subdivision.
The Ere department was called out
Tuesday night by an alarm OF fire from
Watkins saloon, caused by lamp OK
plosion, but it did no material damage
and was put out by the inmates.
John Maulo withdrew bis plea Of not
guilty OF the charge oil having his place
open for business last Sunday. to save
costs, and was assessed $50 and costs.
William G. McCIaiu, secretary Of the
Buckeye Savings and Loan company, Is
at Akron attending o meeting OF tho
state league Of such organizations.
Mayor Dubois was out at his farm on
tho National pike, west Of Bridgeport,
yesterday, this years grain crop having
Just been threshed.
John w.Terrill, postmaster at Mar
tins Ferry, was in town yesterday in
conference with prominent Democrats.
Row. William Petegoy and wife went
out to Epworth park yesterday TO remain
until tho close Of the meeting there.
Several Of the bottle blowers loft for
tho seashore yesterday, tho factory
having closed down for thirty days.
Mrs. James F. Anderson and hcr sis.
tor, Miss Julia Birdsong. arc spending
ten days at Epworth park.
Misses Mimic overton and Rosa Nc
Brier, OF Freedom, Pa, arc viaiting Mrs.
NJ, r, Kerr, OF this city.
Alex Dubois, the lumber dealer, is
homo from trip through tho interior
OF this state.
Isaac Fitch had foot badly mashed
by having 1t run over by thsoshtns
machine.
Mrs. Stewart, Of Toronto, Is tho Guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. u. A. Ward.
Mrs. E. s. Armstrong, Of Fostoria, was
in the city yesterday.
August Bahra returned yesterday
from Now Castle, Pa.