The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-12
BEIIA1RE
All sorts Of Local News and Go''IP About
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local NeNVu ana comp AOOa
the Glass City.
The steel works so on full this morn
ing and the plate mill tomorrow morn
ing, so that the disappointment over the
taking down OF the notices on Saturday
only lasted one day. The Bellaire stove
foundry will resume tomorrow morn n,
ing and the Rodefer glass factory wiz
start next Monday. This VIII put OIL
the industries here in active operation
A new enamellng plant at the old Enter
prise window glass works VIII also be
started within a week, making the thlFu
Industry Of this kind in this city.
The pupils attending the public
schools received their records yesterday,
which shows their standing Tor the past
two months. II has been the custom TO
have The school year divided into three
terms and give the reports out every
three months, but recently II has been
adopted 10 give the reports out every
two months instead OF three.
The cases brought by the men whose
wages were attached IN the hands OF the
wheeling Natural Gas Company We're
dismissed by the mayor yesterday, Pc
cause there was no prosecution. owing
10 a flaw IN the attachments the men
got their money and there was no neces-
sity for suits 10 recover.
The school library Is open to the pub
lie to-day for the first time In years IN
fact It had almost been forgotten there
was such a thing until the committee
now In charge revived interest by plac-
ing new books In 1t.
Misses Inez Blackburn and Lulu Nell
SON, two graduates of the public school,
will leave the last OF the month for
Bethany, w. Va, where they Will ut
tend college.
Miss Ora Blon. a popular young school
teacher, teaching on Gravel Hill, VIII
leave this week for Youngstown, to &c
cept a position in the public schools in
that city.
Jesse Howell and Miss Blance Curns
were married on Saturday evening by
rev II. s. Boyd. at the residence OF the
brides father. Charles Curns.
Harry Hcrzberg, who recently pur-
chased the home OF George w. Degar-
mon. on Noble street, moved his family
into It yesterday.
Miss Vida DunninR, OF Brilliant. has
returned to her home. after n pleasant
vlslt with friends and relatives In the
city.
Henry Lydecker. sexton at Rose Hin
cemetery, buried 1876 persons there last
year, 1856 in 1895, and only 100 in 1893.
Rev. Lnngford. pastor OF the Second
NJ ~ church, began series OF revival
meeting last evening at his church.
j. NJ. Boyd returned to Pittsburgh yes
terday morning. after spending a day
with his family In the city.
Mrs. G. L. Coplln has been called 10
New Philadelphia on account of the Sc
rious Illness or a relative.
James II. Fitton and wife nre home
from a few days visit with friends and
relatives In GAINESVILLE.
The city board OF education and the
city council VIII each hold regular ses-
HiOns this evening.
Mrs. J. W. CARRIER Is able TO RIt MP.
after boing coniiencd 10 her bed for
some weeks past.
Mrs NJ. Gordon who has been quito
III for some time past, r. greatly I'M
proved
Everett Godfrey has returned from n
visit with his parents at Mingo juno
ton,
New Ties are being placed on the Bal
tlmore & Ohio bridge spanning the river,
Deputy sheriff Foreman, of ST. Glars.
VILE. was In the city yesterday.
A. Klotz has returned from an east
orn trip, buying sprlng goods.
The Choral Society holds It's regular
weekly meeting this evening.
j. j. Mccormick went to Cleveland
yesterday ON business trip.
Howard Heatherngton Is confined TO
his home quite III.
James Tollen has new arrival at HIS
homc-lt's son.
Dr. custor, OF wellsvlllc, was In the
city yesterday
Mrs, J, n Francis Is confined to her
home quite III.