The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-13
Muiuni Savings 1auk.
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the MctropoIi.
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"A"ssNAo VI we NlSlEtUOlIS
| OF Bcln ont County
Rudolph Miller. the Darlington man,
who snapped his bulldog revolver In the
face of officer Bahra, and who was ba d.
ly beaten by the officer and taken to the
lookup. was taken to his home at Ciar-
ington yesterday by a brother. The
fellow is terror when drunk and In his
i experience here, though his head and
, face are in bad shape. he Is fortunate
his gun failed him. or he would have
killed the officer, as he had the gun
, right against his head. In the sculie
that followed he got decidedly the worst
of 1t. but the opinion prevails that he
only got what he deserved, as 1t Is no
fault Of his he did not lay the officer
low. 0
The water works force was at work
a good portion Of Sunday night by rca-
son OF the main leading to the reservoir
breaking in two different places. This
Is twenty-inch main and the principal
supply and Thlrty-seventh street was
fairly flooded for time. but the prompt
efforts Of the water department soon
had 1t repaired. s.--..-,r w.
The Standard Boiler and Bridge Com
pany Is now crowded with work and
has lately added several new contracts
which promise to keep the works busy
until the early fall. They began yes
! terday on the work for the Benwood
water plant.
The Big Four oil we'll west of town
struck an ugly snas when they lowered
the nltroglycerlnc Saturday to shoot It.
For some unaccountnble reason the
stuff failed to explode and the we'll was
not shot, while expectations OF the re-
suit ran high.
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cunningham, formerly OF this city. and
! i niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Cooper.
Will be married at Toledo next week.
the parties being Miss Daisy Cunning
ham and Mr.. Lysle Hubbard.
James LETTERS and Miss LuclI1 Glass
were married yesterday evening by Rev.
Father Wehre. OF st. Johns Catholic
church.
The city board OF school examiners
will meet at the Central school building
tomorrow morning for the examination
of teachers for the home schools and
other applicants.
Col. S. L. Mooney went east yesterday
evening and expects to close contracts
for large blocks of coal land in the
southern part Of this county and In ad-
tofrtng counties.
About 400 from this city went to Steu-
benvilie Sunday afternoon on the c. &
p. excursion to the laying of the corner
stone OF the new Catholic church In
Stcubenvlle
Mr.. w. c. Stewart. IT.. and family.
VIII occupy the Wchterald residence on
Gravel hill. Mrs. Stewart returned YES
terday from q visit with Pittsburgh
friends.
Robert Brown. the cxpressman, wilt
join the Joseph Clements party In the
trip to Ireland this summer. Both are
sons OF the Emerald Isle.
X. W. Archer has the local tax books
now open for the receipt of taxes on the
June collection at Heatheringlon &
Ardee's store.
X. S. Boyer. the latest West Point
cadet from this section. Is home for
summer vacation.
There VII! be a strawberry lawn fete
on the church grounds in the Fifth ward
this evening.
air. and Mrs Bon c. Tyler are home
from pleasant Wits in Virginia.
Inc city council Will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening. ..