The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
BELLhIRE.
All Sorts of Local News nnd Gossip from
die Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News nnd Gossip from
The Glass City.
1t Is probable the Republican psina.
ries will be called in this county for
next month. With go many candidates
talked abou. and only one. Col q. L
Poormaa, actively in the field, the PEG.
pie want the matter settled aoon, and
the primaries are likely t be held some
time in May. 1t is probable, too, that
Bellaire will get the congressional con.
~vention.
Frank Dade, colored, who broke into
Thomas CulIen's saloon and stole SIS 20
and Two boxes OF cigars, was bound oyer
TO court By Mayor Dubois in a bond OF
500. Falling 10 give this he was taken
to jail at ST. Clairsyillc, where court will
convene neg. week. Dads has q reason
ably sure thing for a term in the pee.
He acknowledges his guilt.
Hon. ". \. Cleveland, n OF Monroe
county's candidates for Congress, has
been c~ircling around the river front for
several DAYS. He Is a very clever sort
OF 4 gentleman, and wants to take care
OF tho weak places in any OF the coun-
ties in the district where the home
candida,esthiuk they may have trouble.
Tine twenty-Gi.h anniversary OF Red
Cloud Tribe. ]. 0. z NJ, was celebrated
here by asumptuous supper in the hall
OF the Red Men, at which s%eyeuty.fye
persons participated. Mrs. Wilkinson
and Mrs. Clark had charge OF the tables
and were assisted BY the committee of
Red Men.
AIesars. George E Morgan, C. E.
Rodewig, J. W. Wilkinson, J. j..
Maule, George II. Muth, John S. Ehler
and a. J. holt arc the committeee to
look after entertaining the Eastern
Ohio Firemen's Association here on the
9th OF next month.
About twenty knights Templar went
to ST. Clairsville yesterday evening and
witnessed the comforting OF the orders
on County Treasurer Archer and Court
stenograpIIer Bumgarner. They re-
turned to the city about midnight.
There are l72 cases on the common
pleas court docket Tor tho term tina. be.
gins next Tuegday. Thi. is not much
over half the number OF cases usually
on the docket Ut the opening OF the
term.
Thomas Donahue is the name Of an
unfortunate who vas found asleep on a
board pile here and locked up. He said
be was tired FROM long walks in search
OF work, and he was let go.
Most OF the coal miners are enthu.
siastic over the big strike 10 begin to.
morrow, but there arc u number OF
them who would be better pleased il
tho strike day never came.
Col. L. W. Balm will complete the lee.
ture course here III the First Presbyie.
rian church tomorrow evening with n
talk on prose Ballads of Memory, or
Life'a lessons"
Henry Moore and Mics Nora Dolan
wcro married at the brides home. on
Gravel hill. by Rev D. W. Chandler
yesterday afternoon.
Cowen & Co. Yesterday paid $1,000 to
tho c~xecutrix OF Walter Troll, insur-
anca tho deceased carried with tina.
agency.
The Board OF Health ne. at the
mayors Office yesterday afternoon and
organized 70. the spring campaign.
Il. E. Alexander, the immigrant in.
spec,or located at Cincinnati, was In
town yesterday for a short time.
William Findlay has the contract for
the foundation and stone work for the
new bottle factory.
Miss Helen Mcdonald left yesterday
for = visit with Pittsburgh friends.
Ross Borhnm and Scot. Lavillc have
gone to Chicago to hunt work.
The Rosewood club will dance in
Eberle's hall this evening.
George W. Poorman is able to BIO out
again.