The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-09
BELLAlRE nAppENlNGs.
Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
nrBeImont Conmty

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orBclmOnt County
The Epworth Park Association held
its annual meeting yesterday and the
following board OF directors was Sc
lected: ]. Melville Richards, Bethesda;
Charles II. Dnnkwerth. !. W. CARRIER
and VIII DOugherty, Bellaire; F.. G.
Morton. G.. y. Hunt, ]. W. Judktns and
J. L. Woodward, Barnesville; L. b. Lee.
Pugh. A revision Of the bylaws was
unanimously adopted and the splendid
features OF the assembly win be kept
up 20 tho excellent standard attained,
while efforts will be made TO make the
park even more attractive us summer
resort.
The action Of the central committee
in cordially and earnestly endorsing the
candidacy of Hon. c. /. WeemB for
Congress meets with the hearty np-
provnl Of the Republican voters. He
is a strong and forceful character and
grows in favor as the time approaches.
II is thought now the solid siXty-one
votes viii be for him, though in one
portion Of the county there was the
usual disposition TO go outside the
county for candidate.
Charles Miller. an employe Of the
steel company, met with a painful acct
dent yesterday morning, while at ms
work. He is employed around the IN
gOts and in some way the chain holding
nm ingot broke, allowing It to fall catch
ing hig foot mashing It badly. He was
removed to his home on Rose Hill and
physician summoned. who examined
the injured member and decided that It
could be saved, unless blood poisoning
sets In.
o,,,,+o,. 20 poy Father Wehrle
In the person OF Rev. Father Richards
Is now stationed in this city. The for
mer has been one Of the most indefatl-
gable workers ever located in BellaiEe,
at times being completely exhausted by
his jealous work, and the powers that
be in the Catholic church show their
appreciation of his efforts by placing
an assistant here In his charge.
The county commissioners very prop
erly look with favor upon the projected
electric railways, but they are not
rushing into grants that may bob up
In an embarrassing way after the
franchises have been given. They have
had some experience and ought to be
able to protect the highways without
hindering the proposed railways.
John Conroy, "dinky" brakeman,
had his right leg so badly mashed from
the knee to the ankle by falling under
the wheels of an engine at the mill.
that DR.. j. i. Meinsinger amputnted
the limb at the knee. Conroy is only
twenty-five years Of age,
A number from this city will so to
Epworth Park Tomorrow morning, to
spend the day. An excursion from
Cambridge given by the Epworth
League of that city, will take about 500
people from the above named town to
the park.
Word has been received In the city
from w. S. Carroll and Charles Russell,
who are at Cambridge Springs,
Pa, for their health. that they are Inn
proving and will remain two weeks
longer.
John Harris and wife and Thomas
Carey will leave tomorrow for Allan
tic City. to spend two weeks They will
NIL use the stop over privileges ut Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
The Bellaire delegation Of flremen,
about fifty Of them, went to Salem yes
terday afternoon, to participate in the
eastern Ohio fIremen's tournament,
which begins In that town to-day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the United
Presbyterian church will give q social
and lawn fete tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. John Heinlein in the
Fifth ward.
John A. GaIlaher and family will
leave Friday for Boston and other east
ern cities. They will spend two weeks
at Block Island before returning home.
Thomas Cook has returned home
from two weeks stay at Cambridge
Springs, Pa. where he spent two weeks
for his health
Miss Lena Fawcett, who has been
visiting friends at Warnock's for sew
eral days past, has returned to her
home here.
The stove foundry Is idle this week
on account Of n number of men being
on attending the fremen's tournament
ut Salem.
The Mechanics hose running team
and delegates from the other hose COM
panles left yesterday afternoon for Sa-
lem.
William Gill will leave to-day for his
home In Muncle, Ind, after spending
few days here on business.
At the Windsor hotel tonight will be
held reception and dance by num-
Der of young people.
Charles La Roche will furnish music
for the private dance at the Windsor
hotel this evening.
Miss Nellie Strangely, of Moundsville,
is the guest Of friends and relatives in
the Second ward.
Miss Ella jackson, OF Lorain. Ohio. is
the guest of friends and relatives in
the Third ward.
Guy Dankwerth will leave this morn
ing for Bethesda, where he will spend
n few weeks.
Mrs. j. c. Henderson,, of sIstersville,
is the guest Of friends and relatives in
the First ward.
Miss NettIe Wolf. of Cincinnati. is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward.
Miss Maggie Boyles, Of Freeport, is
the guest Of friends in the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Richard Long. OF DunkIrk, Ind,
is visiting relatives in the First ward.
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