The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-26
BELLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local New, and Gossip from
Llln GIaAa City.

tIS Glass City,
Mr.. ]. W. Oberman and Miss Edyth
Thompson stole q march on their
friends Christmas eve by calling upon
Rev o. W. Holmes With license to
marry. The service was performed
and the couple repaired 10 their own
rooms at the home OF the BRIDES pa
rents. Mr.. Obermuu Ia one OF the cler-
teal force In the Cleveland q Pitts
burgh office, an excellent young man.
while the bride Is a splendid young
lady, daughter OF w. II, Thompson,
formerly OF Wheeling, ON the same
evening and at the home Of the brides
mother, Mr. Elmer u, Hnl!ett and Miss
Ella May westluke were married ny
Row o. W, Holmea, only tho Immediate
friends Of the couple being present
Christmas night Ut the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Clements, Mr.. Alvin kirkpatrick and
Miss Anna Clements were married
Only the members Of the family and
few close friends wero present. Rev.
John Cochran, OF Wellsburg, q friend
OF the family, assisted by Rev. II. b.
Boyd, pastor OF the u, r. church here,
performed the service, and the compn-
ny enjoyed an elegant wedding lunch
provided for the occasion, MT, and
Mrs. Kirkpatrick begin their welded
life under most favorable auspices,
John Brady, an engineer on the Bal
timOre a. Ohio, was assaulted early on
Christmas morning by three unknown
persons, beaten inAensible and robbed
OF his pay, which he had received only
the day before. He has q serious cut
across the face and his head was bruis-
ed all over, In what Ia known as
Irish alley" serious row occurred
also and q young man named Felky
was badly beaten by another party
whose name is withheld by the police
Patrick Joyce, Pelky's father'in-inw'
came 10 the rescue and only I'VE belllg-
erent individuals bounced upon him
and pounded him Numerically War
rants are out for the arrest OK these
parties and there will be lots OF busi-
ness in the mayors court to-day
Christmas was quietly observed In
this city, church treats and weddings
being the principal attractions. The
manufactures were closed down. stores
were shut up and the streets were filled
with people all day. There were many
evidences OF Fourth of July celehra-
tion apparent in the shooting or crack
ers, the promenadlng and the-lonhng
on corners, TO say nothing OF the MAR
ity produced by the egg nog and spe.
cInl attractions in this line that had
been provided. Many were the unwary
who indulged too freely, and long be-
fore daylight in the morning there were
several rows reported.
The glassworkerS who have been shut
out OF town for two weeks, but VINO
were admitted here In time TO spend
Christmas with their families appTe,
cintedthe good fortune that attended
their Efforts and II made merrler
Christmas for all OF them. Some OF
tho guards had more diiheulty yceter-
day In keeping out intruders from Tue
infected districts than they ever had'
and several were turned back. Little
trouble occurs except whom the one who
wants TO come In Is under the influence
OF drink and IL determined, he THINKS
TO get within the lines.
The case OF Fred banner, OF Wheel
ing, against John BorriB, and that OF
Martin SperTy against C. G, Cochran,
have been continued In the Belmont
county common pleas court.
w, G. Bergundthnl and family spent
Christmas Mt Powhatar. Quite o num-
Der OF families spent Christmas with
Wheeling friends.
AS GNTlbuulbH bht Wv Wv. - -
tins Ferry is well satisfied. The town
has electric lights for the first time IN
three years.
Mrs. Charles Fltzjaw was last night
arrested by Oiiioer Fritz Och for dis
turbance OF the pence on Carlisle street
a number OF the private bowling
team put in yesterday afternoon bowl
ing ut Mr.. Cummins' alley
John NJ. Beckett came In from Column
bus and spent Christmas at St clairs-
vine.
Mayor Dubois presented each OF the
police officers with n Christmas tur-
key.
Ice cream soda as q Christmas at
,roctton md niiiip n Rale Yesterday,