The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-13
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The ing srnislngs at the Bellalre steel
works Saturday evening, when two
monster flags were unfurlcd, ono over
the steel plant proper. tho other over the
plate mill, attracted great throng OF
tho enthusiastIc and patriotic. employees
OF that mammoth Institution. Heather
ington's brass band furnished tho mt
sic, RcVa. II. s. Coffey and John T. Fos-
ter made short addresses, md oil tho
steam whistles and lusty voices In that
nelghborhood did duty In making the
welkin ring The flags linfurled are the
largest In this part OF the Ohio valley.
Gourley Hoff, OF Stockton. NO.. who
has been IN this section for n week or
more viii DO married hero on Wcdnes-
day OF this week to Miss Maggie Bla-
mey. the excellent daughter OF Mr., John
Blamcy. Tho wedding will take place
at the BRIDES home. After the marriage
the young folks will return to Stockton,
Mo-, whore they will make their, home.
John Burns, a well-known steel work
er, died ut his home In the Fourth ward
Saturday night after long illness. De-
ceased has been III with consumption
for several years past, Tho funeral will
take. place this morning from the st.
John's church at I, o'clock. Intcrment
in the Catholic cemetery. Z
Clarence Cochran. u son OF OK. Probate
Judge Thomas Cochran, who worked In
the Bellaire mill for a time. died at his
homo In st. Clalrsyllle on Saturday OF
quick consumption. He was twenty
three years Of age.
Hon. G. L. Weems will mike q patri-
otlc address at the Laughlin mill at
Martins Ferry, next Saturday. and no
man In this section can excel him In
that line. "a
! The Capteen centennial celebration
next Saturday promises to attract, n
large crowd OF the old timers OF this
county. A number from this city will
attend. ri ,5f,it1'P
Fl. T. Day, the contractor, VIII leave
tomorrow for Morgantown, w. Va,
whtre he will look otter some contracts
that will be given out this weel, at that
place. s
Or. H. C. Kemplc. James L. Lancaster
and others leave this morning for Mt.
Vernon to attend the encampment OF
the e.. A. r. Tomorrow and Wednesday.
aBarnesville council fixed the tax levy
for next year ut eight mills, one mill
lower than last year, but still one mill
higher than that Of this city.
n. A. Castoe. OF the Standard Bridge
and Boiler works, returned home yester-
day from business trip to Pittsburgh
and vicinity. AZ
Mrs. Julius WE'LL and baby will arrive
this week from New York, where she
has been spending several weeks with
relatives. as "a z
Mayor Freeze Is talking about taking
vacation and has indicated Judge ].
w. Morrcll as q substitute during his
absence. -.l
Squire Morrell bound Aug. West and
wife over to court in bond Of $500 on a
charge OF keeping a disorderly house.
Miss Minnie Garrett has returned to
her home in Cleveland after visiting
Miss Bessie briggs, in the Fifth ward.
W. Z. Danford, the school teacher,
has gone to his home In Noble county,
wher he will spend the summer. I
Miss Jennie Glasney, OF New Mata-
moras, Is visiting friends and relatives
In the Fourth ward
Miss Ada PARKS left Saturday for TIT
FIN, where she will visit friends for sew
cral weeks.