The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10
BELLaIRE.
Allsorts ofLocni News aud Gossip About
the Glass City.


Tho report that the Dellairc steel
company has given notice that Il will
act independent OF tho steel pool, was
hailed with delight by most Bcllalge
people because they seem to think
that means stcadlcr operation OF the
plant here and anything that means
more work and bigger pay rolls Is
hailed with pleasure IN this region.
How much truth there Is In the pub
lshed reports will probably develop ut
the meeting to-day In Pittsburgh.
Seymour Dunlap and George Kline
were nipped by officer James s. John
ston, as they got out OF n Baltimore &
Ohio al on which they had broken the
seal and also broken Into boxes In tho
car. The stuff they found was not what
they were looking for and they LETT
withou: taking any OF the tInware.
The officer had been watching them
all evening. They are now IN jail and
Will be given u hearing before the
mayor.
]. L. Winters, n grocer here, closed
his store Tuesday night and did not
open to the public yesterday. lie did
not make an assignment. but he divid-
ed his goods with his creditors and
said he could satisfy all and he was
going to quit, as there was no money
In the business.
The motion for q new trial in the
case against James Manley, Frank
B%ridgemnn and William Hyett was
heard BY Judge briggs on Tuesday
evening. but he reserved his decision
until! Saturday. The boys were 'coHyicl-
ed OF robbery.
William II. Myers, Il well known'aud
respected co!orcd citizen OF the Fifth
ward. died Tuesday night at his home.
He was II victim Of that dread disease
consumption, with which he las been
confined to his bed for some time past
W. S. Sewhall. engineer OF maInte-
nance OF way. and G. P. SweelcF. 4
ter mechanic. OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, with h~eadquar-
tc"s In WellsvIllc. were In the city
yesterday, on business.
Edward Luke and Miss Minnie Free
ley. both well known young people, OF
this city. were quietly married Tues
day evening by Rev. II. S. Boyd. at his
home. They will SO to housekeeping
Immediately.
The health authorities are otter the
plumbers who DO imperfect work In
dwelling houses. and they have the
power 10 make rigid regulations.
Mayor Williams reported only st3 40
FOR the pas: month as the city's re-
ceIpts from his office. Hard times have
struck the police business here.
Charles Over who has been working
at MuEclc. Ind. for spine time past,
Is the guest OF his parents In the Filth
ward.
William D~raunllch. cigar dealer, OF
thn r~hI-l ,r-.l L. zr-NII1r ,Vn IA.
arrival OF n new daughter at his home.
Miss Flora Bickel left yesterday Tor
Alliance. where she will spend the hoi-
days with friends and relatives.
J.. ". McGraw passed through town
yesterday on his way home 60 Beaver
Falls. Pa. from Warnock.
Il IS reported that the new enamel
Ing works In the First ward, will start
the first Of the year.
Miss Mamie Shannon. OF St. Glars
willie, Is the guest OF friends and rela-
tives in this city.
James McGraw returned last even
ing from New Castle. Pa. where he
was OH business.
Charles Kcyser has returned 10
WOodsticld, inter spending Il few days
in the city.
The Recherche Club will give a Sc
lect hop Christmas night In Armory
hall.
DR.. Mccullough Is confined 10 his
home in the Fifth ward. with sickness.
The Jolly Six Club" will give n
dance In Schmulbach's hall.
The Choral Society met Tuesday
night.
The steel works will start this morn
Ing.