The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-30
nErLA1RE HAPPENINas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

OF belLuouG SOuuty'
The hearing OF John Caplto on the
charge of having shot and Killed Will
lam Lopeman, will take place in Squire
| Morrells court this morning. The
charge was made by Constable Brain
erd instead OF the coroner, but upon the
| suggestion OF the latter, in the hope or
securing more evidence than the coro-
ner was able to get at. Prosecuting
Attorney Armstrong was down ana
may be present this morning at the
hearing. There is nothing new in the
case.
The Century Glass Company, the
new concern that viii operate the
Aetna glass plant here. will formally
organize under their charter on Mon
day evening. April 8. The meeting will
be held at the chamber of commerce in
Wheeling. In the meantime Mr.. Il. B.
Battellp and others Of n committee Sc
lected by the stockholders are putting
the plant in good shape for operation.
and they hope to be- making glass by
the first Of May.
Mr.. Louis Freedman and Miss Ricca
StahI were married at the home Of the
brides mother Wednesday evening, by
Rabbi Levi, Of Wheeling. The groom
Is an excellent young business man. the
chief clerk in Mr.. A. Klotz's store. while
the bride is an estimablo lady The
wedding was unostentatious, and the
couple have the best wishes of host
of friends.
The EllSs' MINISTRIES last night were
greeted by packed house and to say
that the boys gavS a credltnble per-
Torrance is TO put the matter mildly.
Parts Of the show we're Credltable In
measure that Is indeed flattering. and
1t is a safe guess that this is not the
last OF their efforts.
A rural free mail delivery route has
been established at Belallre covering
quite an area Of country south OF town,
and the farmers west Of that city are
now getting up petition to the con-
gresham for another route Of the same
kind.
The coal operators and miners are
still in conference here. At first 1t
seemed certain an amicable adjustment
would be made at once, but some knot
ty problems appeared and they are still
together trying to smooth them out
The Lexington conference OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church
has stationed Rev. Z. d. Miller here,
Rev. j. II. Lowe at Martins Ferry.
REV. Z. LEWIS Ut A1llubGpul'f anu
Rev. C. T. Lewis at Steubenvllle.
Ex-sheriff o. r. Foull<c. of Green
field, has been calling upon Belmont
county friends for Il day or two. He Is
doing finely in his new home.
John A. Gallaher is home from Ma
rietta, where he attended the funeral of
his father-in-law, George NJ. Wood
bridge, ST.
The township trustees held their an,
nual monthly meeting yesterday after
noon at the Office Of the clerk, Amos
Roscoe.
Mord Nelson, Cleveland & Pittsburgh
engineer, has resumed his place on the
engine, after being of for several
weeks.
The local campaign is waxing warm
and the friends of the various candi-
dates are putting in their best llcks for
them.
Hon. ]. j. Gill, congressman from this
district. stopped over at Bellaire yes
terday on his way home TO Steuben-
vile.
George W. Yost. of the Bellaire Bot
tie Company came home yesterday nf-
ternoon from business trip to Chica-
go.
Nobody in Bellalre who knows Mar
shall T. s. Johnston doubts his ability
to fulfill every duty of that office.
Thomas f. Shelby has purchased the
Porterheld residence property in the
Fourth ward.