The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-19
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
IhS GIass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
IhS Glass CITY.
Rev. Harry j. White, Of Columbus. and
II. Camp, OF Pittsburgh, were In this city
last Sunday under the auspices Of the
Anti-SalOon League and made addresses
in four Of the churches here Mr.. White
Informs US that the league has arranged
10 put temperance speakers In the held all
over the state from now until tha cleo
tlon with the hope OF bringing public SEN
tinient 10 such point as 70 make the
work OF the league easy. He does not
believe much In accomplished by the spas
modic movemntS that bring about reforms
for . day only, TO relapse into . worse
condition than before they we're conn
menced. and HAys the movement N OHIO
will be continued upon entlrediy different
lines, He has no doubt Of the complexion
Of the next legislature upon this issue.
But that II two years hance.
The Democratic county committee has
called convention to meet at st. ClRirs-
Vile on June 3 to select delegates 70 the
Etute convention, primaries TO be held on
the 9Th, and resolution was adopted
that In each township where the .VoteTS
fail to hold = primary the central ceTl-
mitteeman shall be deemed the delegate.
The committee Is feminist" the fires coin.
age Of silver. and Il II expected they Will
vention. Belmont and Monroe counties
will support Judge 4. ]. Pearson, q sound
money Democrat, for national delegate,
while Jefferson, Carroll and Harrison
county Democrats will support 4. o.
Barnes, q rabld FREQ silver man. They
have q beautiful night on hands.
Mayor Williams does not mInce matters
when women Of loose reputation ara
brought before him. Yesterday morning
Mode" HAStIngB and Viola Jump pleaded
guilty to o charge made by the marshal
and the mayor lined the former SO and
costs and sentenced her to ninety days
In jail, and he fined the girl 80 and costs
and gave her sixty days IN jail. Both
will be taken TO jan at 81. ciRiTSville; The
man caught IN the house pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge against him, and he
Will Be given = hearing later.
The Standard Boiler and Bridge Com
pany. which last week declared 10 per
cent cash dividend, at the stOckhOlderB'
meeting on Saturday elected an entirely
new board Of directors, as follow:
Charles RoSser. Samuel Slmmong g; R
LazuFe, 0OorgB Simmons and John Nc
Donald. St 10 Understood that ]. B. Barn.
hill will have charge Of the works,
The nsWa OF the death. probabl suicide.
OF Howard W. Dickinson, as given In the
lntOlligencer yesterday. was sad reading
for those who had met him at the time
Of his marriage and during his sad expert
ence shortly afterwards. General express
sIonl Of sorrow and pity were to be heard
on all sides.
Inc BWell ht1AlT Oh tue beeAOu VIII uG
the moonlight excursion to be given BY
the BelIAirO Athletic Club and Heather
lnEtnn's famous brass band and orchestra
70 BteubOnville and return on tho steamer
Liberty wednesday evening. May % Boat
will leave Martins Ferry at Sab p. m.
The glass workers union, headed by
HeatherinEten's brass band, turned out
in large numbers yesterday at the funeral
OF q deceased member. Charles Richard
son. whose death was noted yesterday
morning.
Mr.. X. c. Meyer, Miss Julia Faupel and
Airs, Robert LichtenbsFEcr read interest.
ing papers upon the seventh anniversary
OF the Epworth League OF the First n. E.
church Sunday evening.
The school board viii meet this evening
and may settle upon who the new super
intendent OF schools Will be- President
Kelly. OF the bOHrd, u In the country, and
will not be present.
So many people were out Of town last
Sunday that the saloons Were not caused
to violate the law, and not one answered
TO tho roll call in the mayors court yes
terday.
Joseph w. Merritt and Miss Carrie Dun
lap were married at the home Of the
brides parents, in the Fourth ward, Sun
day night by Rev H. 8. Boyd.
Tho oratoricaI contest between mem.
berB Of the Bellaire and Martins Ferry
schools will take place at the latter town
next Friday evening.
Tho Athletic Club and HeAtherington's
brass band viii give an excursion to Steu-
benVille tomorrow evening.
Sheriff Darby was in the city yesterday