The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-06
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters OF Interest in tl,e Metropolis
ofBcimont County


OfBclmont County
The Belmont County Teachers In
stltute, which win be held at Epworth
park next month. promises to be
particularly interesting meeting, They
have secured some OF the best talent 90
be had for the lectures, Superintenu-
emit F. r, Dyer, OF Wichita, Kansas,
formerly Of Canton, Ohio, viii lecture
on arithmetic, grammar and pedagogy
DR.. S. c. Schumacher, Of West Chester
Pa, win devote his entire time to ma
ture study. Miss Margaret MeCloskey'
OF Edlnboro, Pa. win lecture on prl-
mary work. mythology. Greek scnip-
ture and italian masterpieces: MIss
Loretta B. McGranahan, OF Wheehns,
win have charge OF all music ioI u ~
institute, and will organize class IN
vocal music II q sufiiclent number OF
teachers desire II. Each Instructor
WIN give a popular evening lecture.
F. C. Warnoek, young man Of War
nocl,s. who joIned Company B. Fifth
United States Artillery, tRegulnrB), IN
March Of last year, Is home from Gu
ba, a physical wreck. He wns dis
charged last month and the papers
show thnt he contracted his disability
while In the service. and yesterday ne
signed an application for a pension in
Squire MasOn's oiiie. He Is quite
young man and few years ago was as
rugged as any Of the boys In that
neighborhOod.
Two more Fourth OF July accidents
occurred in the evening OF that Gay. 81
Clair Archer, q bright boy, son or Ars,
Hannah Archer, was entering his nome
when q cracker thrown from the oppo-
site side OF the street exploded IN ms
face. injuring one eye 30 badly that u
is feared he may lose the sight OF II,
but he may not. Fred Sleieher was
hurt on the ankle by the explosion OF q
giant cracker. so that he had to Walk
on crutches yesterday.
George T. Moore. and p. E. eleven,
ger, both OF this city, are being boomed
by Democrats for the nomination on
that ticket for prosecuting attorney.
Both are clever gentlemen ana either
would make respectable candidate
for that office.
The. funeral of Sister Mary Ephrem
took place yesterday and was largely
attended. She was one Of the favorites
in the corps OF teachers here, and all
the school children Joined in the funer-
al procession.
Jesse Washington, the colored chap
charged with stealing John Neys
watch and chain. was bound over to
court in a bond OF 500 by Mayor Freeze
yesterday
Julius schwof Is tearing down the
frame building on the corner OF Thirty
fifth and Guernsey streets. prepare
tory TO building a two-story brick
building.
All the members for Shell Bros pa
viIion shows have arrived In the city,
and are rehearalng for their first per-
Torrance.
Mrs. C. w. Dickens and son returned
home last evening from Warnocks'
where they spent a few days with
friends.
Frank Archer went to Alliance, Ohio.
Yesterday afternoon, to finish up the
street paving contract at that place.
Miss Jennie Smith returned home last
evening from Beaver Fails, Pa, where
she spent few days with relatives.
Thomas Holt, of the First ward. has
gone to Muncie. Ind, to visit friends
and relatives for two weeks.
A big crowd from this city will go on
the Sunday school excursion to CreB-
APPS Grove.
Miss Maude Alser. of Erie, Pa, is
spending a few days with friends on
Rose HILL
The stores here now close at 8
O'Clock in the evenings, except on Sat
urdays.
Mrs. E. w. Browning, of Altoona, Pa.
is visiting relatives in the Second
ward.
Rein Darby. who was injured July 4,
is improving, and Will be out in few
days.
Miss Ella Kelly, Of wellsvIlle, Ohio.
is the guest of relatives in the Third
ward.
Charles Warsaw, OF Remington, Ohio,
is visiting relatives In the Fifth ward.