The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
BELLAtRE.
All Sort. OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho GLASS CITY.

NHu tAtNs
The numerous friends OF Miss Kate
Davis were surprised to learn oil her
quiet marriage In the parlor OF tho
Windsor hotel to Mr.. d. NJ. Wallace, an
oil operator, and senior member OF the
firm OF Wallace 4 Patton, who have
large interests at Sistersville aud in the
Mcdonald field. The marriage occurred
Wednesday afternoon, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. DR.. Mcclure.
The bride was n graduate OF the high
school here, an estlinable lady, who had
lived with her brother, Mr.. John Davis.
at the Hotel Newell, in Sistersvile, for
some time past. The couple lett for the
east shortly after their marriage. and
will visi. his home, at Rochester, y. y,
before returning.
The o. U. A. ". will have an inter-
esting time at their Centennial
celebration here next tuesday, and
have arranged good programme, with
addresses on the .. U. A. NJ, It's
principles and objects; second, its
relation TO aud influence on society;
third, its relation aud influence on poll
tics; fourth. its influence on home, and
lastly. its influence on the members.
There will also be some music and recl-
ta,ions during the evening. Several
short talks will be made By some OF the
officers OF this society.
Col. S. L. Mooney, president Of the
Bellaire. Xanesyi!ie & Cincinnati rail-
road, was in the city yesterday. 1t
seems tnat the accounts Of the agent OF
this road at Woodsield were recently
found short but that large part OF the
money was made up in very short
time-about the same time the Adams
Express Company went short. Devel-
opmenrs in this line may come later.
The salaries paid to the postmasters
In this and towns OF this vicinity are a'
follows: Bellaire, S2,lO0; Bridgeport,
Sl.70O; Martins Ferry, s., 600; St Glars.
vile, 1890; GAINESVILLE, 81 100. The
GAINESVILLE, Bridgeport. and st. Glars
vile Offices arc still held by Republic
cans, but changes will be made about
the first OF next month. There arc sew.
eral applicants for each of the places.
Some OF the dispatches sent out from
here about the food making people
camp on the hills where they suffered
from hunger and cold raised the ire Of
many OF the people here, and the fake
correspondents were roasted severely
by many Of the best people here.
Walter Cowen is in tho city for day
or two and is meeting with much en-
enlargement in the sale Of Colonel
Thompson's Personal Recolec,ions Of
Sixteen Presidents. The book and the
canvasser are both worthy.
A number OF those formerly con-
nec:ed with the Chautauqua society or
Sanized reading circle at the home OF
Miss Anna Faris the other evening. and
will meet nj each others homes at fixed
times.
The Adams express agency at Woods
field has been transferred from .. 4.
Heck, u brother OF John Heck, jr.. who
was recently robbed, to Fred Buckle at
that place, but no arrests have yet been
made.
There is good deal OF comment hero
over tho arrest OF Henry Floto, the cigar
maker. who took crea. interest in the
marriage OF his niece to Ray Young, re-
Gently, the couple being very young.
Quite lot of witnesses wen, before
the grand jury from here YESTERDAY and
it is understood recent case OF alleged
robbery and other violations OF tho law
are being Investigated.
Henry p. Rodewig, an onterprlsing
young business man here. has pur-
chased tho furniture store oil Hoffman
& Company. and will take charge about
tho lst OF February.
the banquet and ball given ut tho
Turner hall last night by tho 'Cotlcc
Circle" was we'll attended aud all had n
good time.
The Ladies' Aid Society is arranging
for an apron fair.
The bottle works resumed operations
yesterday.
Tho water works aro again running all
right.