The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-11
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS,
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County. -.

VI oclAQuL SOuuly.
AS the weather gets cooler the pollt-
teal organizations will begin TO stir into
life. The grand opening of the Ohio
campaign at Youngstown. where forty
thousand sons Of Ohio listened to the
words Of wisdom and witnessed the
| evidences ofprosperity in the active in
| dustries OF that town left no doubt that
Republicans are alive this fall and will
| be in evidence In due season.
The ministerial association reorganiz.
ed yesterday. by elcctinE Rev. l.. u.
Weiss. president, and Rev. W. V. Te-
Wrinkle. secretary. A paper on Gods
Purpose With Reference to Man." was
read by Rev. G. ". Williams. Rev.
Mr.. Cox, the new rector OF Trinity
Episcopal church. was asked to prepare
| n paper for the next meeting, which will
be held In the United Presbyterian
| church next month.
The oil we'll that came In at ST. ClaIrs-
Vile Saturday, and Is said to promise
twenty-five barrels day. has revived
oil talk some, but while the hot spell
lasts people are not interesting them
selves In any business but that claim
Ing attention. so that not much boom
Ing OF new territory will 80 until later
reports, when the weather Is cooler
The colored folks are now moving to-
ward providing uniforms for the mem
bers of their McKinley-Gnl club.
They are confident now OF member
ship Of two hundred. and expect 10
have at least half OF them In Uniform
and In active service when the cam
paiSn booms along the Ohio valley.
There VIII be n meeting OF all the Dis
ciples' churches OF this district In this
city next Friday. Saturday and Sum
day. The district is composed OF Bel
mont, Monroe and Guernsey counties,
and there win be quite n large gather
Ing of the representatives.
Morgan Gorrell leaves Thursday FOR
Columbus, where he will enter the Ohio
State University. His mother. Mrs.
Nj NJ. Gorrell, and sister will move to
Columbus about the first OF October,
and universal regret is expressed here
at, losing this family.
Al Porterheld Is Mt Richmond, Va,
attending the national council OF the o.
U,&IA: NJ. and John Thurn Is at Cincln-
natl, attending the state council OF the
Jr %. Ia y. NJ. He Will spend all Of
this week In the Queen city.
Bellaire will be largely represented Mt
tHe WhcellnS fllr day and night. The
novelty of the electric light show will
attract, hundreds OF ;hem. The street
car, company promises very much bet
ter .than.the regular service.
The friends OF Will A. Stillwell, for
merly conductor on the ST. Clalrsville
Cleveland Lora!n 6 Wheeling train,
but now on the main line. were sorry to
learn OF his accident. by which he will
lose one OF his fingers.
The bottle works will start up the
latter part of this week, and with all
thGother industries In active operation,
the city is,in splendid condI, ion-a mat
ter OF congratulation for everybody.
'MIss Kate Hudson was with an elec.
trio trolley party Saturday evening.
when thr trolley broke and frightened
her into n fainting spell, from which
she had not fully recovered yesterday.
Hon. n. x. Kcnnon came in ycstcr.
day morning from the cast, where he
spent. the past month.
MeSsrs.s Davis md Archer are In In
damn this week, settling, up some old
contract Affairs.
The city council will meet In regular
monthly session this evening.