The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

All Sort. Of Local NsWS and Gossip Brom
the Glass city.


All sOTts OF Local NsIEs and Gossip From
the Glass city.
The new Bellaire stove foundry. with
nearly double It's former capacity. has
a full force now OF work and viii ship
about 1900 stoves within the next three
weeks. Notwithstanding the new addl-
ton this mandatory Is still cramped
for room and all through the warehouse
are false floors to enable them to prop
erly care for the output. The nickellng
department Is kept busy and several
patterns they make IRE finely mounted.
The Indications are that this company
10 having It's busiest season, but the
conservative secretary, Mr.. 3. II. Rider,
was not giving out information as to
the business they are doing. The Inn
proVements and busy scenes about the
place are evidence sufficient.
Quite a number from this city spent
yesterday at Epworth Park, It being
G. A. r. day, and the last day Of the
assembly. This has not been very
successful year from a financial stand
point, but the park management will
not lose any money. The teachers in
stitute meets there the first Of next
week
Mayor Freeze reports $1260S as the
city's share Of the receipts Of his ONCE
the past month. The water works had
s., 1858 receipts and $l,159.7I expepdi-
lures. The city council let a contract
to repair and lay new sidewalk pave
ments as may be ordered, to Darby
o'Toole.
The Uniform Rank OF the Knights OF
st. John have made arrangements to
give a picnic at Summit Park, on the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati rail-
road, about FIVE miles south Of this
city. They win hold 1t on September 5.
The force OF men at work at the Pitts
burgh coal works, south Of town, have
that place almost ready for operation
and It begins to look as though they
would mine coal there on a larger scale
than ever before.
T. C. Nicholson, the base ball player,
left yesterday to join the Newark, n.
j., team. He hesitates to quit the dla-
mond. and after negotiations with this
club started out to see how he would
stand It.
Mr.. A. P. Tallman, cashier OF the
First National bank. who, with his
wife, has been enjoying vacation In
the mountains and on the lakes, Is
again at his desk In the bank.
Stewart Wilson, an old Bellaire boy
who has been away many years, re-
turned yesterday and went out to Ep-
worth Park to visit near relatives.
James Johnson. who has been work.
ms In Chillicothe, Is here to spend
week with his parents in the First
ward.
e. B. Kennedy has been laid up sew
eral days on account OF an alleged
fright from big black dog.
Miss Maude JAMESON, Of Washing
ton, Pa, is the guest Of friends and rel
atlves In the Fourth ward.
Miss Peal Chambers will be home to-
morrow from very pleasant visit with
relatives at Hago, o.
Miss Alice Severity, Of Gallipolls, "a
the guest Of friends and relatives in
the Third ward.
Miss Daisy Haney has returned home
from Newark, where she spent a month
with friends.
Mrs. Charles Long, OF the Second
ward, is visiting relatives at Marietta.
Miss Margaret Bonnysteele Is spend
ing a week with friends at Bethesda.
Mary Banig bought the Jacob Rider
property In the Fifth ward for $1,000.
f. ]. A. Drennen, OF Martins Ferry,
was in Bellaire yesterday.