The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local New. aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

All Sorts ofLocal News ana Gossip From
the Glass city.
Charles Glatzer, steel worker here,
who owns little place In the country
south OF town. where his family lives,
is the father OF triplets, born Monday
night, the mother and children all doing
well. He had n family OF six children,
and this addition makes quite a large
Increase. Only once before In the last
quarter OF century has such n thing
happened in this section-that was
when the Kettlewell trlplets were born
about eight years ago.
Last year the silverltes here charged
all the Ills of mankind to the gold stan
dard. Now that the Ills are disappear
ing and prosperity Is dawning with
such force that they must recognize the
improvement that comes with restored
confidence and good crops, they say
Providence did It. But they didn't
blame Providence last fall.
C. C. Marsh and Marion Seals, Bel
laire boys who held one-elghth Interest
each in an Elk Fork oil lease near Sis
tersville, are in on the latest well in
down there, and the well shows up 70
barrels an hour. Looks as II the boys
might be well fixed yet II that well
holds out.
A lot OF women got into quarrels the
past three or four days md four were
fined by the mayor, but even that did
not end II. Yesterday they swore out
peace warrants against one another and
the whole posse are likely to be put I'M
der bond to keep the peace,
Rev, w. p. Walden and wife have left
for Kentug ky. where they Will make
their home. They have been residents
Of this city only about six months and
have been In III health since their arri'
val here.
The amount Of coal being hauled by
tho baltimore & Ohio westward is aboui
200 cars per day, as learned from relia'
bic authority. They take II rsh'
through to the lakes.
w, G. Carroll. the grocer, has gone e
Mt. Clemens, Mich. for his health. he
has been in poor health for some time
past and goes to that resort to recu'
J peratc.
Thomas Tomlinson, travelling sales
man for the Bellaire Bottle Company
is home from an extended trip IN the IN
terests OF that concern.
Granville Mccain has accepted thS
posltIon as newsbOy on the cleveland q
pittsburgh line between this city aho
Pittsburgh
Albert Aplin returned home yester'
dnv morning from Canal Dover, where
hc has been spending two weeks VIII
his sister.
Clarence Mercer returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been spend
ing a week with his brother Fred
Mrs. Ben Brown has returned to hel
home in Bcallsville after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Dr. d. w Boone.
Mrs Scott holland and son, OF Steu'
bcnyllle, we're In the city yesterday OF
their way home from GAINESVILLE.
u. ID. workman has moved his fam
uy TO this city from Bald Knob. H'
viii reside on Guernsey street
Tho A. NJ. u. church camp meeting
will be held at Bethel, beginning th'
first Sunday in August
Misses Amelia stegcr and Minnie
Hamilton spent yesterday with friend!
In MoundByille.
Miss Almcda Smith has left for os
good, Ind, to visit relatives for few
| weeks,
Miss Lucy Gregory, OF Moundsvllle, y
amending n few days with friends In TIM
city.
Miss Jessie Dunaway ls confined Il
her home In the nth ward, quite ILL.,
william Young left yesterday for BE
,hcadn TO remain for a few days
Cook Danford is spending few day
win relatives at Grab Apple