The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-18
RELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass city.

All bofts OF Local news anu GOSSIP NrOW
the Glass city.
The action taken by Wheeling yester-
day against visitors from Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry vas universally
commended In this city and is all that
prevented quarantine being extended
here. The citizens here have taken
such great interest In the matter that
they are lending every assistance pos
slble to enforce the rigid rules adopted.
Two arrests have been made and the
parties held until the authorities were
satisfied they had not been In the at-
tiicted towns for the past ton days. The
township trustees yesterday took &C.
ton in response to u petition. The po-
lice force as well as the quarantine OIL
GERS is exercising vigilance. Hundreds
OF people have remained away from
Wheeling lest they would come In con-
tact with some one from the two towns,
and they constantly feared That some
OF these would find their way down
that side OF the river and into town.
Bold burglars attempted to make n
raid here Monday night and early yes
terday morning. Shortly after mid!
night the front door OF the Windsor sa-
loon was prled open. but when the bur-
glar peered In through the glass OF the
inner doors he saw Chart" Madden
walk from behind the counter and he
succeeded in making his escape without
detection. Later this one or others Wis
tied the Office OF the Novelty Stamping
COMPANY, and entered through n side
window. The safe was left unlocked
and q simple twist Of the wrist would
have opened Il, but the thief had locked
II in his endeayors to work the COM
bination. and nothing In the safe was
disturbed. The Bellaire foundry was
also entered. but the burglars were not
paid for their trouble at any OF the
places.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet FRI
day night ut the home o; Miss Martha
kirkpatrick. The circle has just FIN
ished the reading OF Hamlet. and At the
next meeting will have the FIRST lesson
In Hylor's A~uthropology, together with
Il half hours reading OF Evangellne.
There will also be II paper on Long
fellow. and one Of his poems Will be
read.
Rebecca J.. Rodefer has filed n suit
for $4,000 damages under the Adnlr law
against John G. Kline. n saloon keeper,
for the sale Of liqpor to her husband.
The suit has attracted n great deal OF
utLenLlOn utChuHt VI NAN hlANNAAN NAehtL
ed. Hon. G. l.. Wecms and ID, Dnnford,
esq, are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
Charles L. Roedcr died at the home of
his father, A. Roeder, esq, yesterday
morning and will be buried tomorrow
afternoon. The Masons and knights
of Pythins will turn out at the funeral,
as he WINS n member OF both frnterni-
ties.
Theodore Thomas, yard master on the
Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling railroad
here and at Bridgeport. has been at his
home here for the past ten days OF
duty.
Mr.. George W. Yost. OF the BellaIro
Bottle Company, went to Pittsburgh
Inst night 10 be present ut a meeting
OF the manufacturers there to-day.
A dozen or moro BcllAirc people will
20 10 GAINESVILLE this morning as wit
nesses In the case Of the state against
John Taliett, on trial there to-day.
The Uniformed Rank OF Knights OF
PythInS have announced q ball to dedl-
cate their new hall In Central block on
Christmas night.
The Benwood ferry Is now making
trips rs usual, having cut q way
through the Ice.