The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-25
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS. !
Of Interest in the Metropolis
ofBclmont County G

Deputy United States Marshal Harness
has been In this section for several days.
speak-easies at Tcmperancevilic, In the
interior of the county. But the particu-
lar one. he was looking for at this time
was George ". Stephens. and he landed
brought him to this city yesterday morn
Ing. In the afternoon he took him to
Stcubenvfie for 4 hearing before United
States Commissioner r. G. Richards. Ste
phcns made no defense or excuse to the
officer. but seemed to think he ought not
to be singled ont. and the other fellows
In the same business let 60
The news about the Bellalre and Ben
wood project. printed In the 1ntgiigencer
yesterday. was surprise TO most Bellaire
folks, us only n few seemed to have
known OF the move for property. Attor-
ney D. W. Cooper took most OF the OPP
lions for the company. and 1t Is more
generally believed now that the bridge
Will be built than ever before.
Several Bellaire bottle-blowers have re-
signed their places here to so to Pcnnsyl.
vania. to work In factory there. Henry
Kunkle, the president OF tho Belmont
Trades Assembly. has given the company
notice that he win quit the business entire
~ ut the close OF this fire. Mr.. Kunkle
will move to Pittsburgh.
There is some speculation as to the
standing Of the Belmont county delegation
to the Republican state convention, but
the tclcErams sent out that It is n solid
DouSherty delegation were not warranted.
The delegation wears no collar. and will
vote as It deems best for the party and the
county.
City Solicitor Hunter S. Armstrong will
20 10 Columbus to-day to appear in the
supreme court IN behalf OF the city IN the
case against the Baltimore &: Ohio Rail-
improvements In the way OF sewers. street
paving. etc The city has won In all OF
the other courts.
Dr. D. W. Boone, the city health officer
Is after those who have neglected to clean
TIP their premises. The doctor, by the
way. shipped another thoroughbred bird
TO Bedford. Mass. yesterday upon receipt
OF his fancy price.
The Eiks and HcatfIerington's band net
ted sl3j 81 from their fair last week. Tho
sa5 was donated to the lady assistants for
an entertainment OF their own and for
themselves. while the Elks and the band
took $3.50 each.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. ". a. Luke. In the
Fourth ward, and viii be buried this
morning. the funeral going out on the B..
z. &: c. train to Beallsvi!lc.
The city council Will nee. in regular
Session this evening, and Will open the bids
for q thousand feet OF fire hose some Of
the representatives OF factories are on the
ground now. -f
The marriage Of Mr.. Scion Fletcher. OF
st. Cla!rsville. and Miss Sarah McClarln
will occur next Saturday at the brides
home. just this side OF Bridgeport.
The Gosr,e,i Ark people, who have been
moored NJ the mouth OF Mahon's creek all
winter, held religious services at the cor
ner OF the park Sunday evening.
The Junior American Mechanics held
quite an interesting meeting last night,
as id also Bellaire Lodge, f. & A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorehead. OF PhiJadcl-
nhia, nre guests Of Mrs. Hannah Smith. in
this city. .rss