The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02
1K11ATRE HAPPrlTINag.
Matters Of Interest IN the lIstTopSlis
Of Belmont County,

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Henry Herber. the young man ar
. rested by Deputy United snte8 mar
{ ghal Harness for sending obscene mat
ter thiv-gh the mall has been regarded
as out Of balance by those who knew
( him well. BE was carried away with
I the mesmerlsm craze when Il was on
In Bellalre, and about all the fads and
fakes that go seemed 70 captivRte him.
These things are not likely to help him
Eldch IN the indictments against him,
perhaps, but may account for them.
The Rose-Morgan Company, Of Cleve-
land, Yesterday assumed charge Of the
! Belmont coal works, and other coal
/ property acquired from the Belmont
company and from Jacob Heathering-
ton. The coal field controlled by the
company Is likely to be extended con-
siderably, and Il Is mot out OF the
range OF probabilities that there will be
consolidation OF interests In that
neighborhoOd, as those interested seem
to feel that great future Is opening Tor
that business IN this vicinity.
Hon. c. L. Weems spoke to a good
crowd Of farmers and miners 81 st.
Clalrsville Junction last night Hon.
ken with him, but he was confined to
his home. quite III. Bills will be out
to-day for meeting for Mr.. Weems In
this city Saturday night.
Frank B. Archer, Republican candi-
date for state senator. has gotten out a
campaign button with his picture on It.
and his friends are wearing them nu-
nlGrously. During the last few days
he has been hustling about home ac-
lively and Is lining up his friends for
a good vote at his home.
Mr.. William D. Robinson. of DunklrlS.
Ind, and Miss Minnie Colts were mar
Tled at the home Of the brides par
ents here yesterday afternoon, Rev. r.
s. Coffey officiating. Only immediate
fr.erds were present and the couple
left soon after the ceremony for their
Indiana home.
Col. C. L. Poorman has concluded to
discontinue the Ohio Bi-Metalllst with
the completion Of its two years publi-
cation, which will be this month. He
has had abundant promises OF support
for it, but these have been so neglected
In the past that he Will cease Its publ
cation.
Albert Lawrence, n Mclean manager,
was In town Tuesday night, and the
workers OF that party were around like
bees yesterday. Thy are looking for
SuiLGlllilb " uIOPi anu hsAhN W BIC SAAs
size OF the roll.
Louis Ebeling is among the Indiana
glass men who Jared well In closing out
his interests there, and Va. leave some
OF his cash in this section.
Miss May Boyd is now manager Of
the Central telephone exchange here.
succeeding Miss Cots. Miss Alum is
assistant.
Both parties are lining up for full
vote on election day. Local matters in
this city serve to increase the general
interest.
The stockholders In the Crystal glass
works are looking for their checks. The
deal for that plant seems to have been
closed.
officer H. Bauer, of the city building,
sprained his back by slipping on bo-
nan peeling, and suffers considerable
pain.
One dollar and costs opposite single
name made up the record OF the may
or's court yesterday.
W. W. Cowen secretary OF the Re
publican county committee was in town
yesterday.
Ham. Glass one OF the Democratic
managers. was In town yesterday.
The school board transacted routine
! business Tuesday night.
Charles W. Bippus left yesterday for
a few days hunting.