The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-25
BELLAIRE
All sorts OF Local News aud GoiiiP From
The Clan city.

the GiaIs City.
Little Is heard OF differences al the
Beiiuire steel works now. About all OF
the men who have applied for work,
have been given places or assured they
would get one as soon as there is room,
The strike has not been officially de-
clared of, but most OF the men who
quit work have applied for ~relnstate-
ment and others are doing so every
DAY and things are slowly resuming an
ordinary state again. The works will
run better with the old men az work
again because their experience better
fits them and some OF the new ma
chlnery needed has arrived and will be
placed at once. all OF which will faclli-
tate matters In the new mill.
James Kinney, OF this city, and L, G.
Haiiock, OF Wheeling, have been
awarded the contract to build a water
works at Lebanon, Pa, but they have
had a warm fight among the local au>
thorities, and the contract will not 60
Into effect until the mRndamus pro-
ceedings instituted by the water board
are heard, which viii be early next
month. The price 10 be paid the local
people is about s25,0Oo,
The Union Thanksgiving services IN
this city will be held in the First Pres.
byterian church, this morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. II. s. Boyd, OF the U. p.
church. viii preach the sermon and the
other ministers will assist Ia the ser
vices. while all the congregations will
unite In this feature OF Thanksgiving.
The day will be generally observed as a
holiday, and many viii 60 TO Wheeling
10 see the football game, while others
will spend the day visiting and In other
ways usual upon holidays.
Louis y. White. the fellsW who was
locked up here because OF his tempo.
rary Authorization, was turned out yes
terday IN charge OF his nephew. His
home seems to be at Newark. He had
been working at the mill for q week,
and It was there ne tried to throw
himself into the fy-wheei PIT. The fei-
low left with 81 or so in his clothes. but
will have to find . new Job, as he
frightened all OF the mill folks by his
actions.
The people on Nineteenth street are
very anxious 10 have II paved, but I'M
der recent decisions OF the courts. \
complication not heretofore apparent,
arises upon that street, aud strange as
Il may appear. o%ne-iourth OF the prop
erty to be paved pGys as much for the
Improvement as the other three-fourths
The contract for the Crescent street
sewer was awarded TO II. 7 DAY. at
!3b25 20. This Is about the estimate OF
the engineer and thus the contract was
impressed with the idea Of collision,
and the close figures OF all the BIDS, on
~ two IN fact, seemed 10 impress them
more.
Literary exercises were held In the
hlrh school yesterday. A me
programme. consls;lna OF reclthdona,
essays and vocal and instrumental NH
eic, was rendered A number OF visitors
were present a. the exercises
John Cook. who has been working at
B~ridEeyills. Pa, for rome months came
home Yesterday 10 spend . few daya
with friends. lie will 20 10 St Claire
| willie Tomorrow TO epend a Few days
with relatives,
Miss 1noz blackburn who has been
attending college al Bethany W. Va,
came home yesterday. 10 spend Thanks
giving with her parents IN the Fifth
ward
Mis-, News Kildow, Of Bethesda, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
an T'afiman avenue. for the past few
Fdhps. returned TO her home yesterday
The Rocks Players Company played
"oia Glory" last evening 10 a fair alEed
house and rave a hne show This com.
pany should draw larger houses.
Andrew Ernest will move his family
"a CLEVELAND the hrst ~ next week,
whore ne IA working
Mia Allie Glass, OF narnssyllle, IL the
guest Of friends and relatives In the
I Fourth ward.
Miss Minnie barber, " Martins Fer.
~. IL spending n few days with friends
M this city
Yesterday was pay day on the Cicve.
lard, Iomln 4 wheeling railroad Al
| this point
Mas Theresa 1-ntE tsn yesterday Tor
L~loydsyille, 10 spend A few days with
/ relatives.
Mss. pArbatA Ia Rochs haa gone 10
| PITTSBURGH 10 visit relatives