The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-13
BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters or1nterest in tho Metropolis
ofRrl,nont County

Matters ofInterest in tho AAetFopo''s
ofBcl,nont County
The First ward will have a new two
story brick hose house council h M. ~,
dsc,ded Ia make such an improvement
80 as 10 nut nm end to the almost con-
a,ant call for repairs and changes 10
INC rattle trap places used as nose
houses. And the ordinance proVluins
far n new city building has been pass
I'd All that remains now Is the vote
an the proposition, and that Will De IA
ken in November.
John Thurn was selected as the rep.
resentatIve OF Ohio Valley Councll 1t
the state council OF Ohio Of the Jr. "
y. A. NJ, which meets in Columbus IA
september. Harry onver was CHOSEN
alternate.
Mira. George w. Keepers and son
George. OF Duluth, MIMI, are guests OF
her mother-in.law, Mrs, Sinclair, IN
this CITY. This Is the family OF DE-
Keepers, the Indian agent located AZ
Duluth.
A number Of Baltimore & Ohio oni-
cials were In the city yesterday, view,
Inc The site of the old round house, and
the comomons adjoining. The OBJECT
is not yet announced.
There is q loud call now for more
Hight In the city park by those VINO
live in the Vicinity. The charges
against the lovers OF the darkness aFe
numerous and ugly.
The police are hereafter to get a
new uniform and q ten days vacation
each year. This the committee recon-
mended instead Of giving them an IN
crease of salary.
The Buckeye Fishing Club to the
number OF about fifteen fioated down
the Ohio yesterday afternoon. and
will tie up near New Martinsvllle'
DIR. d. W. Boone, health officer
will be at the city hall tomorrow AZ
ternoon to vaccinate those who are
10 have free vaccination.
A merry-go-round has taken quar-
tiers near the Belmont street creek
bridge, and is attracting quite crowd
each evening.
Richard Gllkeson, Of Fairmont' w.
Va, has returned to his home AFTER
spending few days with friends IN
this city.
r.. w. Archer is selected as the mem
Der OF the iron moulders' committee IN
the flint glass workers national con-
ventIon.
Mrs. w. A. schramm and daughter
have gone to Marietta, where they VIII
spend two weeks with relatives.
Miss Rose Tabor. of the First ward,
will leave to-day for Pittsburgh TO
spend two weeks with relatives.
Miss Mabel Lichtenberger will be
home tomorrow from months visit
with relatives at New Lisbon.
The old ferry boat, Lizzie Berger, has
been sold by the Benwood Ferry Com
pany to Pittsburgh parties.
Mrs. Harry McGregor returned to
Bethesda yesterday morning, after
spending n few days here.
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church will hold lawn fete this eve
ming on the church lawn.
The steam yachts that run in the Bel
lnire trade during the street car strike
have quit the business.
Mrs. John Davis and family are the
guests OF friends and relatives in SIS
tersville and sardis.
Miss Emily Stevens, of Carrollton,
Ohio, Is spending a week with relatives
In the Fourth ward.
s. G. Crow, who has been reported
married two or three times denies that
he is married at all.
George stroebel and Abe stahl went
to Allegheny yesterday to attend the
Elks street fair.
o. B. Pearcc, the First ward drug
gIsn is the proud father Of a new boy
at his home.
w. C. warnock, trustee OF Charles
Ludwig, bankrupt, will sell the real es-
tate to-day.
John Burns is putting up a frame
dwelling house on his lot in the Sec
ond ward.
Mrs. Charles Everly, OF Hartford,
W. Va, is the guest Of friends on Rose
Hill.
There is now talk of organizing a
brewery In this city.
The town clock has ceased to run.