The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
BELLAIRE IIApPE SlNGs.
Matters Of Interest IN she Metropolis
ofBoImont County

Matters Of Interest IN the lletrOpolie
ofBoImont County
Rolln W. Tarbet. who went to Cuba
with the Immunes from Wheeling and
got place in the band. and who was
finally discharged about two months
ago. has had a world Of experience FOR
youth and has enlisted again as cor
netlst In the Thlrty-hrst regimental
band, now stationed at Fort Thomas
KY. The boy seems to have made love
to a Cuban girl, who became badly
smitten and after he sailed for home
the report II that the Girl in ht OF
dependency attempted suicide and IN
fIlcted such q wound with a dagger q
10 cause her death. But he seems 70
have had another love affair on hands
and about month ago married q girl
in st. Louis and brought her to his
purents' home at West Wheeling. Then
he left home and the next thing heard
OF him he had enlisted at Cleveland IN
the Thirty-hrst regimOntal band, and
Is now at Ft Thomas.
The Republican city central commit
tee Of BellRire met yesterday and or
gnniZed by the election Of o. 2. Mason
as chairman, and II. A. Lichtenberger
secretary and treasurer, and adopted
n resolution to hold the primaries Tor
the city Of Bellaire at the same time
and place that primaries are held Tor
electing delegates to the congressional
convention. All parties who desire 10
have their names placed on the ticket
for land appraiser. will leave thelr
names with o. P. Mason, chairman, not
later than Friday, August Is.
August Kraft. former wheeling
man who served through the civil war
In Company n, First West Virginia
Cavalry, died at his home here yesteT-
day at the age OF sixty-three years. He
moved with his family to this city from
Wheeling about fifteen years ago. ana
for several years past kept a saloon IN
the Fourth ward. He had been sick
only few days, The funeral VIII &C.
cur tomorrow. Interment east OF
Wheeling.
About one hundred and fifty people
went out to Bethel yesterday, to at
tend the Harvest Home picnic. quite
a crowd went out on the afternoon
train.
The excursion over the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railroad. bound Tor
Niagara Falls, Saturday, Will have
large crowd from this city.
The masquerade dance given at the
Bellaire park last evening, was q Sc
ly attended, and a very enjoyable limo
was had by all present
The foundations for Julius Schwof's
new business block have been c0mplet-
ed, and the carpenters and bricklay-
ers have begun work.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will hold a social and lawn fete next
mi, H. m the In IN fFnUt
OF the church.
The members OF the National Fishing
club returned home yesterday afternoon
from four weeks outing near PowT
hatan.
Miss Edna Barr, of New Martinsvllle
who spent two weeks with friends In
the Second ward. has returned to her
home.
Misses Anna and Estelle Mcconnell
returned yesterday to their home, after
a very pleasant visit with relatives
here.
William oberman and family return
ed home yesterday from two weeks
visit with relatives in GAINESVILLE.
The Capitol base ball team goes to
Woodstield Saturday, where they play
a team representing that place.
The Heatherington band returned
last evening from a two weeks en-
gagement ut Epworth Park.
Mrs. William wigheld and family
have returned home from weeks out
ing at Epworth Park.
The Odd Fellows are having their
large hall papered and painted ana
fixed up in general.
John ZweIg, will leave to-day for
New York, and other eastern cities on
business trip.
Miss May Alerton, OF BarnesvilIe, is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Third ward.
william Wilkinson Is filling Guy
Dankworth's place during the latter's
absence.
Miss Ella Clark. Of WellsvIlle. is the
guest OF relatives In the Second ward.
Tomorrow is pay day at the blast
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