The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15
cHEws lie Papers are fuII length.
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip From
the GlRAS City.

All SOrtS Of Local News aud Gossip FROM
the GiaAa City.
Edward Stewart, the blind musician
OF this city Travelled with Stoves "uh-
Gle Toms Cabin" company FOR Il num-
Der Of gears. and finally the company
left him In New York, He found his
way home. Saturday, when this com
pany showed in Wheeling. Mr.. Stewart
went over and got out an attachment
against them for twenty-tOur dollars
which Steward claimed the company
owed him In back salary. After some
arguing the managers OF the company
paid him the full amount.
John J. Shuttlcworth an old Bel
lalre boy who now lives at Terra HAuic:
Ind. IL in the city settling up some Dusl
connected with his fAther-in-'a%s eSt1!s
He Il president Of the Travelling Men $
Protective Association OF Indiana and
travels for store house.
The School Board cautioned the music
teacher and one other teacher that
,Iscord over the music lessons did
no, tend toward The good OF
tho schools and would not be
tolerated, They wanted the teachers
to be gOnd.
The W. r. c. are making great pre-
variations Tor their fair and festival,
which will be given in the Turner hall
the wccl: beginning April sixth. hnc
he'd room st will he given free 90 the
couple getting married at this fair and
festival.
The Rrencn OF this city have donated
ciuht dollars towards erecting monu-
mcnt TO tho memory Of the dcab tiremcn
in 81, Joseph, Mich. who were killed
while Intending fire. This being a
volunteer department same as in this
city.
Word has been received form Joseph
NlnsclI. who went.tO BOT Springs, Ark.
some time ago for the benefit OF ms
rheumatism or Saturday stating that
he was improving.
MCNIahon's Creek has been backed
up over the common for. moro than
month, and Il viii be some time before
boys will be able to play ball here.
The Co(Ip,, Circle composed OF num-
her OF ladies of this city Will celebrate
It's fourth anniversary next Thursday
night in Turner Hall
The Good Samaritan Club" will give
select hop on the evening OF the
twenty third OF this month In Odd Eel
lows Hail.
Mrs. Melville Richards, OF Bethesda,
has returned home after spending a few
days with friends and relatives In this
city
Mrs. Mord Nelson, Of the Fourth
ward has been spending few days
with her daughter at Bethany, W. va.
WIN. Price and family, Of Powhatan
are staying In this city since tho 2. ..
Y. &C. railroad has been closnd.
Mrs. Bentc wife OF editor Bente, Of
the belmont Banner. has gone to Phila-
dclphia TO visit her relatives.
Mrs. W. +. Way accompanied her
husband to Plttsburg Saturday and
spent yesterday with him.
Miss TnHe Vineaon has returned TO
Pittsburg after visiting her parents In
this city for few days,
Mrs. c. II. Strobcl has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. LOUIS
B0cshag at Sistcrsvillc.
Rev. Ferdinand Davis, Of ChieaEo.
preached at the Second Presbyterian
church yesterday.
Rodefcr Bros glass factory will re-
sumo to-day. giving employment to a
lumber OF men.
The electric cars had signs on them
Yesterday Stating how far they run Tor
the first time.
EaCer Howell and vile, Of YouuGs-
town are the guests OF relatives In the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodbridge Is confn.
cd to her home on Belmont street with
sickness.
Mrs. James Fitton who as been quite
III for some time past is improving
slowly,
Miss Flossic Ault. Of St ClairsNille
junction, is the guest OF friends In this
city
Mrs. Jacob Rcitz will leave to-day for
Marietta to visit friends and relatives
Mrs. II. johnson returned Saturday
from visit with reltives In Pittsburg'
John McHenry returned to his home
at Warnock Saturday
D. A. Carroll. OF St CiairsvIllc, spent
yesterday in this city.
The steel works and plate mill Will