The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip Abou
the Glass City.

tho Glass City.
The people Of this city eagerly read
every line they can find about the
steel pool. The impression prevails
that because OF It's existence the Bel.
lnire plant has not been operated as
much ms II would have been. They
forget oil about the extensive repairs
made during the past season md The
fact that the plant did not run a great
deal has given color 10 the silliest re-
ports concerning the pool. The an
nouncemen: thnt tho Bcllulrc company
would act Independently Is pronounced
a good thing by about n~inety-nlnc out
OF every one hundred persons. they
think Il means more work n no
further thought "a siyen the matter.
The result OF the meeting IA demon
stratcd BIZ the acts OF the future. VIII
be watched 70: with keen interest, for
most ,houghtful persons believe this
will be the most reliable Information
they VIII get concerning the matter.
Some OF the Bellalre oil spectators
were fortunate In getting IN on O
share OF territory In the coveted Ben
wood field Just before the boom came.
Their land Is now at n premium. but a
Jew VIZ IlblGS AWAY
plexl0n OF things.
The Gravel HIN literary and social
club met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. NJ. GllelAnd last night. and his
evening the Chautauqua Circle meets
A, the home OF Mrs. Martha Rankin.
There was but ono case registered at
the mayors court yesterday-a plain
drunk, without money and no work,
and being 4 stranger no was let go.
Seymour Dunlap and George Kline
now languIsh In the county jail In de-
fault OF $500 bail each for breaking into
a Baltimore 6 Ohio car.
Charles and Albert Lancaster have
opened q grocery store In the Fourth
ward. In ]. NJ. Boyd & Company's old
stand.
William Schindcnwolt has returned
home from h hunting trip u the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road.
Mrs, Charles %SaltsGuver, OF Seneca
Vile. Is the guest OF the family OF j.
L. Glldcn IN the Fourth ward.
Mrs. James Turnbull has returned
home from q visit with friends and
relatives In KenslnSton, Pa
Tho Coffee Circle" were entertain
ed las, evening at the home of Editor
Bcnte in the Third ward.
Richard Kane viii leave this morn
ing for Barnesvillc, where he will work
In the glass house.
Harry Hayes has returned homo
from Chicago. where he has been for
some time past.
Mrs. Linard Heathcrington is In
GAINESVILLE. called there by the Illness
OF her mother.
Mrs. Alex Oglc has gone to zancs-
willie, called there by the serious Illness
OF II relative.
The steel, works resumed yesterday
morning and tho plate mill will go on
this morning.
Miss Jennie Pierce has left for Bal
tImOrc, where she Will visit friends and
relatives.
Miss Mary Groves, Of Pittsburgh. IS
The guest of friends md relatives in
this city.
C, C. Kelly, OF Armstrong; Mills,
was in the city yesterday. calling on
friends.
Literary exercises Will be held ut
the Second NJ. Z. church this evening.
August Baker has gone to Kensing-
ton. Pa, to work In the glass factory.
Marshal Bnhra. who has bcnh laid up
for several days, wns out yesterday.
Harry Dunnaway has uone to Indl-
ana, where he will work this winter.
Tho Jolly Six Club" gave n dance
In Schmulbnch'a Hall last evening.
Joseph Frnlingcr has left for Dun
kirk, Ind. to work this winter.
Simon TObIn IL confined to his home
IN the Fourth ward. quite III.
Earl Simpson, OF Glencoe. Is visiting
relatives In the city.
David Okcy. OF Cambridge. was In
tho city yesterday.
Harry Holr han gone TO J~cqnnettc,
Pa, to work. s.