The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11
&BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest in tho Metropolis
va of Belmont County.

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DR.. D. W. Boone. D. H. Darrah. DR..
y. m. Wells. Charles Wassman, u. S.
Hopkins, Fred. Wassman, VIII Inter
zuber and others left on the early train
this morning for the Pittsburgh dog
show. Messrs. Boone, Darrah and Wells
are members of the Ohio association.
and own some OF the finest bred bird
dogs in the state. The Wassman boys
ore also up on this score, while Messrs.
unterzuber and Hopkins have quite
business in keeping these valuable ca
mines between the hunting seasons.
The Lords Supper was celebrated at
the First Presbyterian church on Sun
day morning and the attendance OF
members was so large as to excite gen.
eral remark: the senior elder said he
had not seen anything like 1t for many
years. There were twelve accessions to
the church, five by letter and seven on
the profession Of their faith. Rev. Cof-
fey feels much encouraged.
Coleman Conroy was taken to st.
Clairsville yesterday, to serve out
fine OF $50 and costs He was found
with stolen goods in his possession. the
goods recently stolen from the resi-
dence OF Ace Stahl. and although he
was not one OF the principals. he seemed
''in" on the deal. and the mayor added
thirty days in jail to the fine.
Harry Rowles. son OF John T. Rowles.
had the heel OF one foot badly torn by
getting 1t caught under the wheels at
the Bellaire. GAINESVILLE C Cincinnati
turn-table. Sunday evening, when lot
OF boys were trying their hand at rum
ming It. The boy will be laid up for
some time. and will be fortunate II he
is not permanently injured. afl
Charles w. Bippus will represent the
Bellaire lodge OF Elks at the grand
lodge meeting at st. Louis. The fair
by the local lodge and Eeatherfngton's
brass band will open in Armory hall
this evening, and Mrs. James T. Du-
BoIs and Miss Mary Shannafelt have
charge OF the ladies who are assisting
in the matter.
| Robert Mcdonald. who has been con-
nected with the Youngstown rolling
mill for several years. has moved his
| family to this c!ty.9aad will take the
place In the Belmont steel plant vaca-
ted by Herman Hartenstein. Nit Nc
Donald. a blower here for q time, has
returned to Pittsburgh.
Henry W. Bahra. it Is understood,
Will be appointed policeman this even
ing to fill the place made vacant by the
resignation Of Charles Zimmerman,
who quits to resume the work OF pa
pering and painting.
| The first communion was administers
ed to Il large class Of young ladies at
the Catholic church Sunday. The Uni
formed Knights OF st. John acted as es-
corts during the ceremony.
The schools opened yesterday with q
full attendance, after a weeks vacation.
| There ore only eight weeks more until
the graduates appear in public on the
stage.
was in the city yesterday on his veg to
ST. Clairsvllle, after spending Sunday
with friends In Powhatan
| James T. Kelly. R. A. McGregor and
D. H. Darrah have been appointed ap-
pra!sers Of the estate OF the late ]. B.
| Smith.
The Bellalre Steel Company will
change the pay day OF their employees to
the first or fifteenth OF each month.
Mrs. John Alum. of the Third ward.
IS spending few days with friends and
relatives In Pittsburgh.
| Miss Mabel Dunning, Of Gallpolis,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fourth ward.
Miss Eta Lance. OF Marietta, is the
guest of friends and relatives in the
| Fourth ward.
Frank Colard and wife have started
on southern trip for recreation.