The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-18
RELLAIRE.
AlIsorts OfLOcnl News aud GOISiP AbOut
the GlnEs City.

| BELLAlkE
All Sorts OF Local NeTs aud GoHSip AbOut
the Glass City.
There was a fire In the roof of John
| Curran's residence on the east SIDE
OF the park yesterday afternoon ana
| the alarm was given and the fire de-
| partment responded The fire had
caught In the wood work OF a centre
piece in the roof and spread beneath
| the slate until It made quite threat
| ening appearance There had been nc
| fire in the house for two weeks, as the
folks have been staying with Mrs. Cur
rams mother: Il is thought sparks from
an adjoining building started 1t. The
chemicals applied by the department
soon put 1t out, but some water was
thrown and did damage to the interior
of the house. All is covered by insur-
ance.
The Novelty Stamping Company last
week gave the glad hand to the stock
holders IN the form of a per cent cash
dividend This Is the first return 70
| those who furnished the cash for that
institution to start with and 1t came al
a very good time for them. But the es.
Enlistment has been greatly enlarged
and improved.
|
| Hon. j. l.. Blackburn, chairman of the
Legislative banquet committee that he
| will be on hands upon the END and
cordially thanks him for the honor Of
| the invitation. He didn't mention his
senatorial boom, but 1t was prominent
between the lines.
The steel works will resume opera
tIon this week and the Bellaire stove
| foundry goes on thi morning. RodefeI
Brothers glass factory will not start
to-day, as expected. but all of the 9TH
er Industrial establishments here viii
be in full operation this week.
Among those already announced fol
| the county treasurershlp TO succeed
| Howard Kirk, are W. Lancaster. Of
this city, James McGregor, OF Mead
| township. and John d. Hayes, OF tbs
treasurer's office. They are all good
men.
william Shelly, the Oldest son oi
Thomas Il. Shelly, manager Of the Cry
stal glass works, will go south prob.
ably this week. to recuperate. Owen
Meehan, the well known coal man, vii
also go about the last of the month.
r. w. Archer will return the tax
books to ST. Clairsville to-day, but they
! win not come back for perhaps q
week or ten days, 10 allow tardy ones
| to get in. The delinquent tax sale to-
morrow is a big one.
The mayor, marshal and number
OF witnesses from this city will go tC
st. Clalrsville this morning TO appear
before the grand jury. About all OF
the felony cases to be inquired into arc
from this city.
The funeral OF Samuel Springer took
| place yesterday from his late home. II
was under the auspices OF the Bottle
member. Hacketts band furnished the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry HerzberG gave
a reception last evening at their home
In the Fourth ward, In honor OF Nc
Wolfe and daughter, Miss Nettle' o;
Cincinnati, Mrs. HerZberg's father and
sister.
John SchiclS and wife Will be home
| to-day or tomorrow, from Raleigh, N
c.. where they have been for the pasl
week. They were called there to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Schick's brother.
There will be a select dance in Ar.
mory hall Tomorrow evening, given by
n number OF young gentlemen OF the
city. Music win be furnished BY Anton
LaRoche.
Moses Edgar and wife returned yes
terday morning to their home In Bar
nesvIlle, after pleasant visit with
their daughter, Mrs James Elton
There will be an entertainment given
BY the First Presbyterian church at
the Elyslnn theatre on the evenings OF
January % and 20.
Misses Rose and Anna Addison will
/ 10 40 hnn1n
w. Va, after a pleasant visit with the
family of s. Well.
Charles Heinbrod. OF Clacington,was
In the CITY Saturday on his way home
from Smlthfeld, w. Va, where he
works.
Mrs. Thomas Powers returned home
saturday from Beaver Falls, Pa, where
she spent few days with relatives.
Councilman NJ. T. carnes has been
| sorcly afflicted with q succession OF
boiIs on his neck for week past.
Miss Nellie Curran, OF the Second
ward is the guest OF friends ana rela-
tlves in Moundsville.
"stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" will
appear at the Elyslan theatre Thurs
day evening.
Literary exercises viii be given In
the high schOol room next hIluuy III
tcrnoon.
New Weighing scales are being placed
In tho new plate mill at the steel
works.
MISS L. Roscoe. of ST. clairsvine.
spent yesterday with relatives In the
city.
]. r. Rowler and son spent yesterday
the guest Of relatives In Monroe coun-
".
Mrs. wister Co.'S Is able 10 be out,
after an Illness OF several months.
s. NJ Fletcher, Of Sc, Clnirsville, spent
yesterday with friends in the city.
Mrs. William Westgnte, OF Cleveland,
Is the guest OF friends IN the city.
You Can he Well
when your blood Is pure. rich and
mUUl WHrH1..