The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-24
BELLAIRE


tito ElntS CITY.
4 committee from all tho Sunday
schools In the city met last week and
decided 10 have n union Sunday school
picnic to be held next Thursday, at
Kcyser'A Orchard. about a mile and Il
duurtcr below town. A special ratio
has been secured from the electric line.
They Will also have II programme to be
rendered during the afternoon.
Philip Bradley. one OF the Oldest res
dents OF this city, who was born In
France In 1890, but who had lived here
almost halt, century. died last satur-
day and VIII be buried this morning
from the Catholic church. Ito was an
honest and industrious citizen and u d.
rector In the buckeye Savings nnd
Loan Company.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, who recent
~ rellnpulshcd n good fat job under
President Cleveland. but who failed TO
become first assistant postmaster gem
Crni. and Colonel poOrman talking
from the same stand for Organism
noH. Is n sight pleasing TO Republicans.
but Il makes Democrats hing their
heads.
There was some excitement yesterday
over the report that n married lady
Iluh tNNNl Nil't klhlllS VI Ilbt DlllIlC
with suicidal Intent, but the latter part
OF the report was not definitely found
ed. and the lady was brought around
NIL right. She vas suffering and sought
relief.
The remains of Harry Scott. who
was killed In Il wreck near Chllllcothc,
were brought to the city Saturday and
the funeral took place yesterday after
noon from the home OF his parents In
the Fourth ward.
The Masonic lodges here have con-
Bummnted an arrangement by which
they VIII occupy the same hall here
after, each having had their own hall
heretofore.
The Belmont county teachers instl-
tute meets this week NJ Epworth park
and all the teachers OF this city will
attend the four days session.
william j. Carson. the Republican
committeeman OF the Fifth ward spent
last week In the country and reports
the silver craze dying out.
Marshal Bahra. wife and daughter
are ut Niagara Falls on IA brief pleas
IRE Jaunt. The police are taking turn
about filling his place.
Miss Mary Sanders has gone to
GAINESVILLE to take lessons In sowing be-
fore she takes her position In the ALLIE
gheny schools.
The colored campmcetinS held at
keyscr's orchard yesterday, drew n
large crowd OF cOlored people from this
city.
J.. D. Hart came down from Wilkins
burg. Pa. yesterday, to see his family,
which Is visiting here.
Miss Sadie Crawford. OF the Third
ward, left yesterday for u visit with
friends In Pittsburgh.
John Cooper has returned home from
Wellsville, where he has been working
for the past month.
Frank Archer was UP from Sisters
Vile yesterday, spending the day with
his family.
Miss Edna and Anna Harris. OF Cam
bridge. are the guests OF friends In the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. Fred. Ebcrle and daughter, HI
da. are home from a visit with relatives
In Indiana.
Miss Mary Marson has returned from
n visit with friends and relatives at
Marietta.
The family OF Samuel Crow is home
from Bethesda. where they spent the
summer
Mrs. James Emery. OF the Fifth ward,
Is visiting friends in MoundsvIlle.
There was a game OF base ball on the
commons yesterday afternoon.
John Cook, OF Bridgeport. Pa, is the
guest OF friends In the city.
The Progress Club Intend giving a
dance In the e future.
The public schools will open two
weeks from to-day. ;
4 portion OF the new steel works is
under roof already.
a circus VIII exhibit here next Fri
day.