The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-27
BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.

BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, in company
OF his daughter. Miss Carrie, will reach
st. Clairsville this morning. The
Washington correspondent of the Com
mereiak Tribune says of the captains
condition: Representative Danford, OF
st. Clairsvlle. who has been sick the
past three weeks, Is worse, and his
condition Is such rs to cause his friends
grave anxiety. lie was attacked with
the grip originally. and after q few
days siege began to convalesce. There
was change for the worse Saturday.
however, and since then he has not
improved. Swelling and Inflammation
OF the legs and feet has now set in,
condition which the physician says re-
suits from the grip. although 1t may
mean that kidney trouble Is about TO
be exhibited. Captain Danford's son
and daughter are both with him, and
II his condition improves sufficiently
he Will be taken TO his home. in Ohio"
A thief deliberately entered the Glas-
ow home, on Gravel hill, and carried
away an overcoat. two pairs OF trou-
Sers and some other things, and the
folks in the house didn't know of his
presence. though 1t was broad daylight,
until neighbors informed them. The
marshal was notified, and caught his
man near Cummins. He refuses to
give his name. but the mayor gave him
400 and costs and thirty days in jail.
Robert Patterson. aged sixty-four
years. and private in Captain John
CARROTS company of the S!xty-Arst
Ohio Volunteer Infantry. died at
Georgetown yesterday, and will be bur-
led Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock.
He leaves wife and 4 large family
OF children, the most Of the latter
grown.
The friends OF Senator-elect Nathan
Z. Scott in this city We're grat!tied over
his victory and final selection To such
an important office, and several OF them
wired him congratulations. while others
wrote him. Being regarded rs Il for
mer Heliaire boy. there is local pride
felt in his advancement.
\. l.. Bumsarner the Belmont county
court stenogrnpher. who went TO Ha-
vana rs an Official stenographcr, has
just recovered from an attuck OF the
yellow fever. He wouldn't stay always
in Cuba II they would give him the
gem OF the Antilles"
Cowen K CO. insurance agency car
ry $1,000 on the property burned IN st.
Clairsville yesterday. The insurance
| on the property destroyed here IS NOT
| adjusted yet but they expect to get
through to-day.
The Masonic fraternity here will have
n banquet for their wives and lady
friends on the 2Oth OF next month. on
which occasion half Il dozen young can
didates will be raised prior to the bnn-
quet.
y tribe of genuine l2squimauN dogs
we're on an exhibition In the window
OF the Capital restaurant yesterday.
They are the property Of Professor
Samuel Str!CkiIn.
The Welsh Singers. who give an en-
tertaInment In the Christian church to-
night, has the reputation Of being one
of the best of the concert companies
that travel.
The Elis will have n banquet for the
ladies' on next Wednesday, evening,
suspending work on that evening TO
dance and eat.
Miss Emma Aiken has returned TO her
home, in New Martinsville, after Il
| pleasant visit with Miss Alma Archer,
| In the Second ward.
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
| Club held very pleasant meeting. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stew
art. last evening.
Mrs. Charles Arnold entertained n
number OF her lady friends. nj her
home. on North Belmont street, yester-
| day afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Stewart, who has been
confined to her home with the grip Tor
several days past, Is able TO be out
| again.
The funeral OF Miss Nellie Motter
took place yesterday afternoon. The
interment was at Rose Hin cemetery.
DR.. w. o. Huston Is afflicted with
cancer or the stomach, and has been
| compelled to give up his practice.
DR.. J. J. Klein. OF Parkersburg, was
calling on friends here yesterday. He
Is now located at Parkersburg.
Julius StrdinS Is confined to his
home. in the Fifth ward, quite III with
an attack of the grip.
Miss Maude Daily. OF Marietta, is
the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fourth ward.
II. ". Hermann has returned from
n business trip out the Baltimore ~
Ohio railroad.
The employees OF the Cleveland. I.or-
ain and Wheeling Railway were paid
yesterday.
John Fox. OF the Fourth ward. left
yesterday for Sardis. TO visit relatives.
Mrs. William Sharp Is confined 10 her
home. In the Fourth ward, quite III.
Henry Bahra has gone to Sclo. Ohio,
where he will work In the oil fields.