The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters OF Interest In the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.

The Bellaire lodge OF Elks No. 4l9,
on Wednesday evening elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
z. r., George Strobel; e. L. X, DR..
c. s.. Starkwcather; E. L. X, George
Turnbull; E., L X, Joseph Rankin;
Secretary. W. J. Fitzpatrick: Treasurer,
c. Staab: Trustee. ]. T. Manlev; Tyler.
| c. w. Blppus. The officers appointed
were. ]. Sonneborn. Esquire; Bert Hop
KRIS. Chaplain; George Scott, inside
Guard and William Wassman. Organ
list.
Geroge T. Moore, who was appointed
a justice OF the peace to fill the va
cancy and was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis last Saturday as their candidate
at the April election, declined TO make
the race. The committee filled the place
BY certifying Franklin Neff to the
County board OF elections yesterday.
Seth Manning, a boy who took head
err on bicycle with the usual result
Of a bicycle face but nothing danger
gerous. has been half killed bv some OF
the newspapers. But the boy gathered
up the broken wheel and walked of
just after occurrence like o young SOL
der. EG'sl llH
| s@a9oI'<iR SoIR3SO6t tttsa yum 3|hAC ~
the St. ClaIrsvile jail yesterday to
serve out fine OF S25 and costs imposed
by the Mayor for carrying concealed
weapons and threatening to use them
Levi Llchtig has succeeded in CON-
promising with his creditors at so cents
on, the dollar, and awaits confirmation
BY tho United States court under the
bankruptcy law.
1
Certificates Of the nomination of Off.
GERS do not require q revenue stamp
but 1t Is argued that certificate of ex.
penses by u candidate does require a
stamp.
The Misses Lavine, of SteuoenvIlle
who have been visiting the Misses Steg.
err In the Second ward, returned yester-
day to their home.
a. blaze In the stable of Moses Duga
| "Wednesday night caused I'M alarm OF
fire. bnt It was extingulshed by a few
buckets OF water.
Chas. ]. Hamilton, one OF the enter.
prising und flourislng young glass mer
OF Gas City, Ind. is in town seeing old
friends.
Mrs. Mary Murray. who has been con.
fined to her home In the Fourth ward
for several months past, is Improving
slowly.
The G. A. r. and W. R. c. are making
big preparations for their Fair and fes.
tival to be held in Armory hall next
month.
Prof. Samuel Stricklin, with his
troupe Of trained dogs have left for !
tour OF Ohio and West Virginia.
Henry Kunkle left yesterday after.
noon for Pittsburg, Pa, called there by
the serious Illness of q relative.
/ William Dunfee, well known glass
worker residing in the First ward Is the
proud father OF fine boy.
Col. W. A. Hunt and wife, OF thi;
county. will make their home in St
Clalrsvillc hereafter.
Fred Stewart Is confined to his home
In the Fourth ward quite Ill with ar
attack OF the grip.
Clerk Lawson Z. Emerson and ex.
Sheriff Darby went to Columbus yes.
terday afternoon.
Miss Grace Hartwell, of Jackson, W
Va. Is visiting friends and relatives
on Rose Hill.
z. II. Armstrong, OF Armstrong;
Mills, was mingling With friends here
last evening.
John Mcclellan is confined to hi:
llome In the Fifth ward threatened with
pneumonia.
J. Bell Neff will lecture at the First
| NJ. +. church this evening on "Pluch
end Luck"
Miss Alice Joyce, OF GAINESVILLE. Is
visiting relatives in the First ward.