The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip Frum
the Glass city.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip Frem
the Glass city.
The county Christian Endeavor con-
vention which met here last week, con-
cluded its work Saturday at noon and
decided to hold the next convention at
GAINESVILLE. All OF the sessions were
well attended and the reports from the
various societies were not made until
toward the close, These showed thirty
societies In the county, about twenty
five OF these We're represented In the
! convention; sixteen OF these reported a
total membership of six hundred and
fifty active, one hundred and ten as
sociate and thirty-flve honorary mem-
bers. If all societies had reported the
list would have probably reached 1900.
The following reported over fifty active
members: Christian church. BeiIalre,
ffty-one; Martins Ferry, seventy-hVe;
Pleasant Grove, ffty-seVen; ST. Glars
Vile, sixty-slx; Concord. fifty-one, Four
Bellaire churches reported as follows:
Christian, fifty-one active, two assocl-
ate, eight honorary; Second Presbyter-
ian, thlrty-iive active, thirteen assocl-
ate; First Presbyterian, thlrty-one;
Episcopal, eighteen The treasurer's re-
port showed $3l q on hand, expenses of
convention, SIS 25; balance In treasury,
SIG o.. The following officers We're then
elected tust prior to adjournment:
Presldent-Grant Z. Pike, Barnesvllle.
Vice presIdent-Dr. .. W. Long, Bel
laire.
Secretary-R. !. Hopkins, Beilaire.
Treasurer-R. f. McClung, Martins
Ferry
Lookout Commttee--W. L. Buckley,
j. p. Hail. Lille Dean, Mary Crabapple
and NJ. C. stonebreNker.
The Republicans of Belmont county
are not sleeping, II they are not yet
sounding the loud timbrel Hon. c. ].
Howard and Il. d. Armstrong, the can
didates for representative are out ev-
cry day and they find in all parts OF the
county the very best Of feeling prevail
ing and no desire for change OF any
kind to interfere with the present trend
OF affairs. w. c. Bergundthal, the
candidate for treasurer, has been
through portion OF the southern part
of the county. while the committeeman
In all precincts are getting into shape,
and the most cheering reports come In.
It fs an easy guess that this county will
elect the entire ticket this fall by n
good sound majority.
Andrew Carson, one OF the supply
crane boys at the steel works, met with
serious accident Saturday, evening, In
endeayorlng TO pull down a burning
rope he came In contact with live wire
which burned his face and shocked him
so that he fell 10 the ground, fracturing
his right knee-cap 50 that he will prob
ably be crippled for life. Carson Is
very active young man and In taking
the chances he did manifested an In
terest I'm the affairs of the mill that was
commendable His worst Injury Is that
to his knee and he will be laid up for
some time. He Is brother OF Coun-
Gilman w. j. Carson and of Robert Car
son, both OF whom work In the mill.
Morris V. Miller, the well known
Cleveland & Pittsburgh engineer, whose
mind has become impaired with long
Illness. win be taken away to-day for
treatment. His Authorization IS that
people have turned against him, but un-
III very recently he has brooded over
this In quiet way. Latterly some man
tfestations make Il desirable that he
should have the care that experience In
such cases can give and this has been
decided upon. MIR. Miller has wife
and family OF grown girls, and they
have the sympathy OF large circle of
friends In the afIllction that has come to
The husband and father. He was an cX-
cellent man.popular everywhere he was
known.
The Democrats here who handled the
petition to get the cOlored mans ticket
on the blanket ballot, are chuckling In
their sleeves over the fact that Il Is to
be printed The law contemplntes that
only those dcsfring'to vote ticket shall
petition for II to be placed upon che bal
lot. but Ia this case nlnety-nlnc out OF
every one hundred on the petition new
or intended 10 vote the ticket and make
no prctense OF having such intention.
Wolbort md Russells comedy COM
pnny arrived IN the city yesterday, from
Cambridge, and are quartcred at the
Globe Hotel They play - Soldiers
Sweetheart" tonight at the Elyslan
theatre,
DR.. w. r. Rowles. n brother Of DR. T,
II. Rowles Of this city. died nj hts home
In Columbus, yesterday morning. The
brother from this city was tn attend
ance during the latter part OF his ILL
ness.
II. g, Dcnnlaon, OF CoBhocton, Ohio,
is WORKING at the Baltimore & Ohio tel
cgraph Office In tho place OF w. j. Nor
gun. who 10 of on vacation for q few
weeks,
Another Rciiffa Industry ~ about 10
enlarge by building nm entire new plant,
the particulars Of which may be given
ont this week.
MisR EHa Clemens hon returned homo
from rltmhurrh. whore Rho Hpcnt
weoA with hcr sister Mrs Alvin Kirk
patrick
Misses Edna ana lIalllc Al1ro1gc. ot
81 Clnlrsyllloiru the NicStR OF the fam.
Wy Of James G. Tullmln In the Fourth
ward
Miss l1lorn Blatol, N the FifIh ward
has returned homo from u pleasant visit
with relatives IN Pittsburgh
Mrs. William Price, NJ Powhntnn, rs
the guest OF friends ana relatives In The
Fourth wiPd
lanes llnrdmun ot Sh1rpBburr, pa,
" the guest of friends aud relatives IN
this city
There woH zane " bnll on the com.
mons vuatorlny afternoon.
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"UuRpuCK MOOD uIrrERa On.
iircit cured me Of q teffttir hfcakiHg
out nh over my body n isU wonderful
medicine" MISS 1ulu lllbudgr, BOX gi