The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip hbou
the IslntS city,

Speaker David l.. Sleeper. Of tho Ohio
house. has appointed Hon. J.. Il, Black
burn, Of thlG city, chairman OF the house
committee for the legislative reunion 10
be held In Columbus next month. The
other members are Hon. c. II. Bo5lCr, "
MONTGOMERY; Hon. Levi. c. GoOdalH, Of
Hamilton: Hon. George Harcr. of Ham.
ilton. and Hon. Curtis l.. Mcbride, 0t
ltlChland, \ meeting Will be held at tho
state house on Friday noon. December
is, TO arrnnEe with the senate committee
for the reunion, etc. Speaker Sleeper
Will be Mr.. Blirkburn's chief counsel in
the food commissioners department.
aud his other appointments will be an
nounccd In q day or two.
Now the people who thought the one
tNlnE needed 10 start the mill vas Ia
bust the trust" an. fearful that the
price OF steel billcts Will so so low that
everybody will wait for the lowest fig
TIRE and leave no trade 10 work on for q
time. The better plan Is to await dcvel-
opmentS. There IL no such thing rs Ak
ing up a good trade: IL comes naturally
or not At all. 1t Is difficult to even
guard against the worst conditions.
Isaac Grow IA a big. 2O5-pound man.
but he wns locked up Saturday for being
d~lsordcrly. and he astonlHhcd the officers
by crawling out OF the Lookup through y
hole that would scarcely let a 1jO- pound
man out. He had dug the hole himself
through the wall under n window, but
was captured again ana Is stIll in dur
ance vile.
Mrs. George Moscl died ut the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. c. 4. Hallett, Sat-
urday night. Deceased had been con-
fined TO her bed for soma time past with
4 Cu.ccr OF the spine. The remains We're
token 10 SteubenvhIe yesterday, where
the funeral Will take place to-day from
The home OF her son.
Charles Murray died NJ his home on
Rose HIN saturday night. He has been
III FOR some time past. Deceased was 50
Yeas OF age md a well known rcsiacn;
OF in!s city. The funeral will take place
this morning =; . O'Clock from the st.
Johns church. 1ntcrment at the Cath
ole cemetery.
As Il Of the signs OF returning pros
prrlty the Independent is issuing a sew
cn-SJlumn daily to Accommodate the
f. merchants and It's readers during this
holiday season.
Several from this city will so out 10
Barncsvllle Tomorrow 10 attend the
wedding OF Miss Ina Edgar. OF that city,
and Nj. James Elton. Of this city.
Mrs. Z. f. Cock2yne returned yeste--
day morning to her home in TiNln after
spending Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Br0cEman.
Louis Croft. who had his knee cap
fractured some time ego while attempts
ing IN board I moving train. Is able TO
be about.
Ross Weeks. Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
arrived here yesterday. called by the
sudden death OF his father. W. W.
Weeks.
Benedicton Father O'Neil. of New.
York City, will deliver n lecture In the
new Catholic church next Sunday even
Ing.
The funeral Of Wiley Weeks will take
place this morning from his late resi-
d"nce. Interment at Llawood cemetery.
John Jones has returned home from 4
hunting trip u the Bclla!rc. Zanes-
vile x Cincinnati railroad.
School let out at recess yesterday az
tcrno0n to allow the teachers to attend
teachers meeting.
Miss Anna Gibson, Of Barnesv!lle. has
~ 'N'AtN "ANNA Gl'GAAh4Hb u lew
days in this city.
The Knights OF Pythias are sending
out invitations FOR their dance on New.
Years night.
Mrs. II. y. L!chtcnbcrcGr. who has
been quite III for s7Inc time. is somewhat
improved.
Mrs Thomas Powers has returned
home from n visit with friends ut Nc
Mcchen.
Harry Carpenter, or MOundsv!Ile. wa3
In the city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Kate Ncy mas returned home
from 4 visit with friends IN B1nwood.
Mrs. D. W. Boone returned yesterday
from a visit with friends In Powhatan.
The Choral Society meets this evening
in the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. James Madden. Of Central ave-
nie. Is seriously Ill at her home.
Mrs, Jennie L0ckabauEh, OF Canton. Is
the guest OF friends IL IT," city.
Misses Mary Davis and Ida Bloom are