The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-01
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest in tho Metropolis
ofBeImont County

Representative Booth, OF Monroe
county. who had Just been renominat-
ed by. his party, was riding home from
Woodsfield last Saturday, when In some
way he was thrown from his horse and
was found later lying by the side OF the
road unconscious. He was removed TO
his home ut Graysville and medical aid
summoned, but reports yesterday IN
dIcated that he was in very precart-
Gus condition as he had. not recovered
from the stupor and the physicians we're
puzZled as to the extent II his injuries.
His head and shoulders are bruised, but
there is no fracture Of the skull.
The furnace stack Of the old Bellaire
Goblet Company was let down by dyna-
mite Saturday and the brick VIII be
used by the National Enamellng Com
pany in some OF their improvements.
The circus performers and musicians
who stranded here gave performance
last evening on the Bernard property In
order to get enough money to get TO
their homes.
A party of young men belonging to
the Y. NJ. c. A., left yesterday morn
ing for Armstrong; Mills, where they
will spend two weeks camping on Cap
tina creek.
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son will be glad to learn that there
seems to be a change FOR the better In
her condition, which for a time alarm
ed them.
Miss Anna Harper, OF New Concord,
Ohio, who has been visiting friends and
relatives here for n month past, left
yesterday for Steubenville, where she
will visit.
n Cor,a- or5 u,fa NJ Rves-
vile, Ohio, are the guests Of friends In
the city. Rev. Collier was formerly
pastor OF the South Bellalre NJ. E.
church.
w. S. Carroll and Charles Russell are
soiournIng at Cambrldgeboro Springs,
Pa, for the benefit Of their health.
They will probably remain there for
month.
An effort is to be made here to organ
lie a window glass company, and par
ties outside, with money, are said 10
be willing to engage In 1t.
Robert Mcvey and son, Herbert, left
Yesterday for Smyrna, o., to spend two
weeks with Mr.. McVey's parents.
Mrs. Alex Dubois and family are
home after a months visit with friends
and relatives In New Castle. Pa.
MISS Amelia Barr. OF NEW mar AuS
vile, is the guest Of friends and rela-
tives In the Second ward.
Mrs. Fred Wright and family have
gone to Ashland, Ohio, to spend n
month with relatives.
James Tallman returned to Epworth
Park yesterday to renIufn for u few
days with his family.
Mrs. Charles H. Dankworth and son,
Charles, have gone to Bethesda to re-
main for two weeks.
Mr.. D. w. Cooper and family will
leave to-day for Woodsfield to spend a
week with relatives.
The men at the steel works have to
work three weeks this pay before they
receive their wages.
Miss Maggie Enslop, OF Parkersburg,
W Va, is the guest Of friends In the
Fourth ward.
Miss Dena Fawcett OF the First ward,
is spending a week with relatives In
Warnock.
DR.. Kearns and wife left yesterday
for Cleveland to spend ten days around
the lake.
Mrs. Robert Henderson and son, have
gone to Parkersburg to visit relatives.
William DouRherty and wife are
spending two weeks at Epworth Park.
Mrs. o. C. Henry. of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF relatives on Rose Hill.