The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
BELLAIRE.
Al Sorts Of I.orai News and Gossip About
the Glass CITY,

the Glass city.
The supreme court OF the United States
has declared valid tho law introduced and
passed by the late Senator SicllOls, Of thls
county. taxing telegraph, telephone ANA
cypress companies to Il greater extent
than they have heretofore been taxed IN
Ohio, and tho attorney general Of tho state
VIII order suits In each county TO recover
from them, Tho law WAS fought at every
step OF Tia enforcement. IL was Originally
drawn by Thomas MCnOugal, Of Cincl'-
natl, hut was EkillIully handled by Semi
tor Nichols and finally pissed against
great odds. The state VIII receive about
i.lU,tO additional revenue under ltH prO-
Visions annually, and the decision lust
handed down means that railroads, street
railways and other like corporations Will
eventually he brought under II.
Mrs, Alice e. Whitaker. OF MCConnclls.
vile, Ntate Inspector u tho Wuinau'H Re
llrt Corps, left yesterday after inspecting
Spnrrlur Corps In this city. MrH Whltn'
lsrr SAYS the corps hero IN quito up to tho
standard In the state, and has been doing
most excellent work.
Mr. James II. %llttun. Of this city, and
MIsH Ina Edgar. Of BurneavIllc, we're nuIr-
rlcd nt the home OF the brides parents
Wednesday evening and viii go To house
! kccplnE here at once. They hnyu n COM
fOrtnble home In the Fourth ward.
The Cosmoramn Mt tho EIysian theatre
this evening Will M doubt have Il lUrg"
| NNlAA'INNs III INV illll llAtlN hl' NAltlNrA
one hundred young ladies', representing
tho different merchants and the banks OF
the city.
Tho employees of the steel works will rc-
cnlvC their pay tomorrow and u number
OF tho men will receive the largest pay
they have had for some time.
The employees OF the Cleveland. Lnrnln
& Wheeling railroad at this point were
paid Wednesday FOR November, the pay
day having been changed.
Tho hook and lndder company made
quite n sum out OF the presentation Of
The Runaway Cir" At the Elyslan the
htrc last night.
Holiday buyers were out I'm force yes.
tcrday n the probabilities nrc that all
the days from now until Christmas Will
be pusy ones.
Miss frankie Ward will be homo to-mor-
row from Delaware. where She has been
attending college the past term.
Mrs. j.. J. Klein. OF KClly's Island. will
be here shortly to spend the holidays with
her mother. Mrs. Il. Hoccidlcr.
Miss Lucy Anderson will No home Sat
urdRy from Washington. Pa. where she
Is n teacher In the seminary.
Mrs. p. FOrnn returned yesterday to her
home In GAINESVILLE after n pleasant visit
with relatives In the city.
\ number OF the officials OF tho Dnlti-
more & Ohio railroad were in tho city
| !tSltflhy.
There will he nm entertainment given In
the Second Presbyterian church Christ
mas night.
4. Luch's has n fine representation OF
falllrE snow and Santa Claus In his show
window.
Mrs. Jacob RInkcr. Of this city. Is tho
guest Of friends m relatives in Bridge
port.
Charles Day came home Yesterday from
the Ohio State University At Columbus.
Rodcfer Bros. glass factory will start
Monday after Il two weeks shut down.
George wcsilake has returned from a
visit with relatives In West Virginia
Joseph Thornhcrry and wife have gone
" Bca!isville to spend the holidays.
The Jolly Six club ave u dance in
SChmulhach's hall last evening.
Miss Bessie Mlrsh has gono TO Indiana
to visit friends and relatives.
John Roscoe. o! Harvey. Ill. Is the guest
| OF relatives In the city.
William harlow has gone to Jeanette.
Pa, to work.
James Keys has accepted a position with
| Blum Bros.
The barnard brick works Is not running
these days.
The steamer Hudson passed yesterday
morning.