The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-21
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in tho Metropolis
OF Belmont County.

ofBeimont County.
Ora Ogle. the seven-year.old daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzpat-
rick, died suddenly yesterday morning.
The child had left school the afternoon
before. complaining OF headache, but
nothing serious was thought Of this,
and only homo remedies were applied.
Through the night she moaned, and In
the morning she was still complaining.
Shortly after her father came home
from work. she began to sink so ran
idly that the mother went for Dr.,
Boone, but before he arrived the child
was dead. 1t was either heart fail
ure' or the bursting Of blood vessel
IN the head. She was a bright, active
child, and the sudden death was a
shock to the near relatives.
! The Republican county committee
/ Will meet at st. Clairsville Tomorrow,
| and will select the delegates to the
state convention. and call the county
convention. unless n majority Of the
delegates should conclude to call the
county convention In time to name the
delegates. There il no feeling In the
county other than for Judge Nash and
H. NJ. Dougherty SO far Us Is apparent,
| for governor.
Tomorrow Is payday for the en-
| ployes Of the steel works. The Baltl-
more & Ohio pay-car Is also due here
Tomorrow morning, and will probably
be benefited more than usual on ac-
count OF the street car controversy.
James Ramsey. Of Jacobsburg, and
| Miss Ruperta Piper, Of Demos. came to
| this city Wednesday to be married, and
although the minister they. called on
was absent another was sent for and
the legal connubial knot was tied.
The County Teachers Institute this
summer will be held Mt Bethesda, from
August q to rs. inclusive. The in
| structors are: S. c.. Schumacher F. r,
| Dyer. Margaret McCloskey and Loretta
McGranahan.
Samuel Hamilton. Il well known steel
| worker, was married at Wilkesbarre,
Pa. last night. to Miss Allie Hamilton.
He will return with his bride to this
city. where they will make their future
| home.
| Miss May Parks and Nllss Eliza La
zure have issued invitations. and will
entertain their lady friends at the
Parks residence, on North Belmont
| street, Saturday afternoon.
Clinton Jackson. farmer, aged
seventy-five. died ut HIS home. at Am
bier. south Of this city, Wednesday eve
ming. A family OF grown-up children
| all grown, survive him.
The little daughter OF Mrs. John Ha-
big was buried yesterday afternoon,
and the father was buried only two
weeks ago. The mother Is all that Is
left Of the family.
Simon Bchr formerly OF this city, but
who has ben located in Indiana for
several years past has returned to this
city. He will SO Into business here.
j. X Hepburn and A. E. Workman.
Of Mead township. left here yesterday
for Bellaire. Mich. where they will
embark in the lumber business.
There was 4 social gathering of the
yadies' working society of the First
Presbyterian church. at the home of
the Misses Crafty last evening.
Miss Mabel Lichtenberger entertain
ed number OF her friends last eve
ming al her home. on Tallman avenue.
Mrs Roberts, mother OF Mrs. W. A.
Luke. Is still In n serious condition, at
the home OF her daughter.
| William Martin and wife. OF Mounds
Vile. are spending few days with rel
atives and friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt. of Parkersburg
W. Va. is visiting friends and relatives
In the FourtlLward.
The new pension board had 4 number
Of applicants before them at their first
| meeting this week.
Mrs. Charles Higgins. OF Moundsville.
has removed to this city. to make her
| future home.
Miss Grac, Hornbrook. OF Rochester
Pa. ls the cues: OF relatives in the
Second ward.
Rev. Father Wehrle Is at Columbus
to attend the funeral Of the late Bishop
| Wattersen.
e. c. Phillips. OF Jeanette. Pa. IS
the guest OF friends and relatives on
| Rose Hill.
Levi Lichtig has opened up his gen.
cral store In the Second ward.