The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-16
BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst In the Metropolis
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a drunken Bridgeport Individual got
gay enough with some Bellaire boys nj
the public square yesterday afternoon
10 pull a revolver on them, and he laad.
ed in the lookup. The young folks had
nothing TO do with the drunken man.
but he imagined they we're laughing
at him and this caused the trouble
Marshal Johnston saw his movements
and took him to the city building to cool
on.
The stock dividend made bV the Now
city Stamping company last week was
on the strength OF the improvements
and additions made to that plant since
It's organization. They have not only
enlarged the works, but added machIn-
cry TO almost double the capacity Of the
plant when II was first started. II IL
one OF the steadleSt running plants IN
Bellaire, but this seems to be true OF
all the enamt!ing plants.
a colored man driving horse at
tachcd 10 buggy tried TO pass In front
OF an approaching electric car at the
corner Of Belmont and Thfrty-third
streets yesterday afternoon. with the
result that the buggy was badly broken.
The horse and occupants Of the buggy
escaped injury.
Captain Danford. who returned to
Washington Friday morninS, Is forbid
den to leave his room by the attending
physician. One lung Is considerably az
fected. but his daughter, Miss Carrie.
trained nurse. Is constantly with her
father.
The banquet to ex-Sherlff Darby and
exTreasurer Kirk WIFI he held at the
Clarendon hotel in St. Clairsville on
Thursday evening. Both are clever cit
liens and were capable officers, and de-
serve commentator from their friends.
The funeral OF James Norris will take
place this afternoon from his late home
In the Fifth ward. The C. \. r. will
have charge of the funeral. lnterment
in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Elmer Booth. Of MouEdsvllle. wh5 was
recently discharged from Company ",
First West Virginia infantry. spent yes
terday with his uncle, Miller Bcoth, In
this city
General D. A. Hollingsworth, of Cadiz.
was In Washington City Friday and
Saturday on legal business, and Incl
dentally looked after other matters.
Miss Alice Jones has resigned her
position with Grow &, McGraw. Miss
Cora Johnson Is clerkInS for them.
The. Misses Workman returned home
yesterday from n months visit with rel
atives in Kansas City, Mo.
The remains of John Strickiin we're
taken 10 Cameron, W. Va, yesterday.
where they were buried.
Mig Nftppia II,n,I1tno ar
vile, Is the guest OF the Misses Steger
in the Second wars.
Miss Nettie Williamson. OF Cambridge,
is spending Il few days with relatives
IN the Fourth ward.
Alex, the young son of James +. Du
Bots. Is seriously III ut his home In the
First ward.
The heavy wind Saturday morning
blew down the bill board opposite the
Dollar bank.
Miss Maude Malone, OF Sistersviile. Is
the guest OF friends and relatives in the
Fift!i ward.
: Miss Bessie Williams, OF St. Glars
vile, is the guest Of friends In the Fifth
ward.
Frank Duga, OF Gainesville, was call
Ing on friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Myers, OF Wheeling island,
spent yesterday with friends here.
Miles T. Carnes Is again confined 10
his home with the rheumatism.
Scion Fletcher, of St. ClairsvIlle, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Il. J. Steger Is confined to his home
with an attack OF the grip.
Thomas Lavelle is confined to his
home with the grip.
Martin Cowen is confined to his home
with the grip.