The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-14
BELLAIRE
All sorts OrLOsaI NsWa and Gossip Fro IN
the Glass GUY,

Mrs. Jennie Leavltt and daughter
came down from Martins Ferry yester-
day and canvassed this city for aid for
the Baptist church Of that town, Az
noon they rested In the city paTlAand At
that time they had 81 IS in a pockel-
book. They had gone about a square
from the park when they started out
when they missed the pocket book and
they hurrls:s back TO where they had
been sitting, hut could find no trace OF
the missing hook and money. Two boys
occupied the seat they had occupied,
and the same two boys had been seat
ed not far from the ladies while they
were In the park. Mrs, LeaVltt Quizzeu
them, but they had no money, so they
said, and she said she would be tully
satisfied II they would allow her 70
search them, but this they refused TO
do, and the lady reported the loss to the
mayor and police.
W. II. Wallace, the Hammondsville,
o., postmaster, who claimed to be the
Oldest In continuous strvice In the UNI
ted States, and who died at the age OF
eighty-six years, last Saturday, was the
grandfather OF Mrs. John c. McCor-
mack, OF this city. Mr.. Mccormack Is
the we'll known travelling freight agent
OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railway
Company, with headquarters here.
Mr.. George W. Yost, secretary OF the
Bellaire Bottle Company, returned from
New York last week and the factory
put larger force to work yesterday to
mi the orders. All OF the industries In
this city are now at work. except the
steel works and they viii start up next
Monday. As II Is they have large force
at work.
Harry Miner, the newspaper cores
pondent, who dropped dead on the
street In Columbus, Saturday evening
was a versatile writer, well known TO
many eastern Ohio people, His kindly
disposition and fund OF rich humor
made him O favorite with all who knew
him.
Mrs. John It. Lane. wife OF Captain
John T. Lane, the well-known travel
Ing passenger agent OF the Baltimore q
Ohio Railway Company, was operated
upon at the North Wheeling hospital,
for cancer few days ago, and Is get
ting along nicely.
John w. Vogel's Darkest America"
Company will open the season at the
Elysian theatre tomorrow evening and
no doubt a full house will be attract
ed as the same company played to a
crowded house here last season.
There was rehearsal last evening, of
the Scottish Reformation at the Chris
tian church. The entertainment will
be given at the Elysian theatre next
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Miss Lottie Kelly left yesterday even
Ing to attend q seminary not far from
Baltimore, and Miss Eva Lichtenber-
ger will leave to-day to take course in
music at Delaware, Ohio.
Fred Paul, OF this city who has been
working on Wheeling Island, for some
time past, will leave this week for Ma
rietta, where he has accepted n posi-
ton.
The miners In the local banks here all
went to work yesterday, as the lnJunc-
tlon against going to work for ten days
only applied to railroad and river
mines.
Revs. o. W. Holmes and William Per-
egoy, the Methodist ministers here, will
leave to-day for Coshocton to attend
the East Ohio Conference there.
Mr.. Matthew Beazle leaves to-day for
Muskegon, Mich, where he will spend a
couple Of weeks with old friends for
merly OF Martins Ferry.
The first rehearsal OF the Scottish
Reformation" to be presented here next
Monday evening. was had at the Chris
tan church, last night.
Mrs. Andrew Kern and son, Herbert
have returned home from Indiana
where they have been visiting relatives
for month past.
Miss Maude Clark, of Ironton, who
has been visiting relatives here for sew
eral days past, will leave Thursday,
for her home
Several OF the peddlIng banks in this
city will resume operation this morning
A few miners went to work yesterday.
William Kern will leave tomorrow
for Washington, Pa, where he will
enter Washington & Jefferson College.
The Young Peoples Society OF the U.
p. church will give n concert and lawn
fete this evening, In the church yard.
Mrs Harry Thompson and son. of the
Fourth ward, have gone TO GAINESVILLE,
to spend a few days with relatives.
George Burden left yesterday for
Pittsburgh, Pa, to spend a few days
with friends in the Smoky City.
Mrs T. p. Thomas and family have
returned home from a pleasant visit
with relatives at Rochester, Pa,
Miss Inez Blackburn will leave this
week for Bethany, w. Va, where she
will attend college.
Jesse Blppus and John Fleming have
returned home. from hunting trip out
near GAINESVILLE.
Edward Stephens, OF wilkesbarre, Pa,
is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fifth ward,
The board OF education and the city
council both meet this evening in reg
ular session,
Mrs X. II. Fifteen win leave Thursday
for lrunton, Ohio, where she will visit
her parents.