The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25
BEILA1RE
All sorr Of Local Nswu anh Gossip From
the Glaze Guy.

BELLAIRE
All sorii OF Local NsWI aud Gossip From
tho 0issS Guy.
Tho spacious home OF a. o, Mcllot
WINS tho scene Of quiet but pretty we'd
ding yesterday at noon. when his only
daughter. Miss s. Allie Mellot, was mar
rled TO Mr.. A. r. Smnllcy, OF Brookville'
Ind. Rev. o. w. Holmes. pastor Of the
First NJ. i. church, oiilcinted, ana only
tho families were present After par.
taking OF an elegant dinner Mr.. ana
Mrs. Smnllcy took the 9 o'clock train Tor
their home at BroOkville. Tho bride ~
an accomplished lady Of rare good taste.
modest and womanly In nll her acts,and
consistent worker IN the church and
It's nu1iliarica. Tho groom Ia an insur-
nnco man OF high standing, and he II to
be heartily congratulated In securing 10
cBtlmOble n lady for his wife. The best
wishes OF host OF friends follow them
TO their new home.
James, Williams the man who killed
Wash Rlnkes, near ST. ClRlTBvllle last
fall, and who was tried by n jury In
the Inst term OF common pleas court
OF murder in the second degree, sem
fenced to the penitentiary and incarcer-
hted there to pay tho penalty, was
brought back yesterday and was in
BellRire in the morning In charge OF
Deputy Sheriff Foreman and Guard
Goethe. The circuit court last week
reversed the lower court and granted
him q new trial. The reversal was for
error on three points: Error as to the
admission OF the hnbitunl criminal
charge In the indictment, as to the Sc
lection OF one Juror. and In the ndmls-
sion Of part OF the evidence.
Belaire's celebration OF the Fourth
will be held on Monday, and will be on
an elaborate scale. The entire day Will
be devoted To the parades, the ball
games, the bicycle races, the fremen's
races and other amusementB. over
$500 has been raised TO defray the ex-
pense, and two brass bands will fur
nlsh the music. The Catholics have
arranged for picnic at Belmont Park,
out OF town and they will have quite a
crowd. but the home celebration VIII
be very elaborate.
The man Henderson, who has been
locked up here since Saturday for hav-
Ing worthless drafts caBhed, Is spend
Ing his first time IN Jail. His father
will be here from MARIETTA Sunday. He
Is sorcly grleved ut his sons downfall,
but as the total amount Is not over $50
the matter may be adjusted and the
Maynard man released.
The new steamer Queen City passed
down yesterday and landed at the
wharf in this olty for ton minutes, dur
Ing which time large crowd from here
went aboard. The steamer Charon
made q good deal OF noise. As usual, q
number OF kodak fiends were on hand
with their kodaks.
Mr.. Thomas Stcrret, n bottle blower
at the Valley glass works, south OF
town, and Miss Jennie b. Miller, Were
married by Rev. W. Peregoy at the
South Bellaire 81. i. parsonage
Wednesday evening.
Oliver II. Henson and Miss Martha
T. Jones. to whom license was granted
in Wheeling, were married at the home
OF II, +. Tweedy, in this city, Wednes-
day evening. by Rev. II. s. Boyd, OF the
U. p. church.
This county alone will receive In the
neighborhood Of a thousand dollars
from the express companies under the
Nichols law. and the tax on telegraph.
telephones and street railways is yet
in dispute.
The directors Of the BeilAire Bridge
and Boiler company met Wednesday
evening and elected Charles Rnsser
president and John Mcdonald secre-
tary and treasurer.
The lawn fetc given by the working
society OF the Second Presbyterian
church was well attended last evening.
Il was held on the lawn OF James +.
Anderson.
y,,,., ,,-,,, attendance nj the
ball game on the Commons yesterday
afternoon. between teams representing
Union and Belmont streets.
Mrs. Louis Batelle and two children
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
seIlar5 IN the Third ward. Mrs. Ba-
telle resides at Grafton, Pa.
w. c. Stewart and wife, Mrs. Vir-
giula Campbell and Miss Anna Blaney
left on the Queen City at noon yester'
day for Marietta.
Marshal Bahra is In Pittsburg, called
there by the death OF his brother-in-
law, and officer Lynskey Is acting In
his place.
VIII Nicholson has returned home to
Chicago after spending n few days
with friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Grace Burke, OF sandusky o.,
Is the guest of friends and relatives in
the Fourth ward.
Miss Anne Virginia CuIberson will
give n recital this evening at the Chris
tlan church.
Florence ocNell,of the Pittsburg Dis
patch, was in the city yesterday on
business.
The private bowling clubs here have
given up the sport until cooler weather
comes.
Miss Alice Jones, OF Cleveland, IS Wis
ting friends and relatives in teh Third
ward.
The Fourth Of July celebration COM
mittee will meet this evening In the city
hall.
Ross Colts has gone TO Augusta, Ca
where he has secured a position.
]. W. May Is all smiles. It's a fine
boy, the first born.
BENwo0D.